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100 years of genealogy at Seattle Public Library
4+ day, 15+ hour ago (316+ words) Updated September 8, 2026 The Seattle Public Library is marking 100 years of its Genealogy Collection — the largest genealogy resource in Washington state — with two full-day programs this fall, both open to the public and worth considering for families with kids curious about…...
California Daily Life | National | jonesborosun.com
2+ week, 7+ hour ago (155+ words) California Daily Life Jonesboro Sun Frederic Mooradally, coming from Oakland, Calif., makes a pyramid and sphinx out of sand as he competes in the 44th annual Point Reyes Sand Sculpture Contest on Drakes Beach in Point Reyes, Calif., Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026. There…...
Wismar family carries legacy of service across generations
2+ week, 2+ day ago (36+ words) News - Wismar family carries legacy of service across generations DVIDS Wismar family carries legacy of service across generations Story by Spc. Emmanuel Gibson/rss/personnel/1867110 130th Public Affairs Detachment /search/unit/130MPAD /rss/unit/320...
From Puslinch to Waipahu: My Yonge family roots | i L i n d
2+ week, 4+ day ago (378+ words) Puslinch, the Yonge’s estate for more than 200 years, from an 18th century view. When I was growing up, we knew much more about the family of my maternal grandfather, Duke Yonge, with deep roots running back from my grandparents’ home in…...
Court records shine a light on how people lived hundreds of years ago | Western Mail - newspaper - Read this story on Magzter.com
2+ week, 22+ hour ago (579+ words) From courtship rituals to the value of horses, Georgian attitudes to sex work and insanity, vulnerable adults and fraud, historian Angela Muir uncovers the forgotten intrigues recorded in the documents of Wales’ Court of Great Sessions in her new book…...
Cummington Fair | National | jonesborosun.com
1+ week, 6+ day ago (135+ words) Cummington Fair Jonesboro Sun Fairgoers hold on tight to a ride at the Cummington Fair in Cummington, Mass., Saturday, Aug. 29, 2026. There was a problem reporting this. Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language. - To view…...
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3+ week, 3+ day ago (175+ words) Business Jonesboro Sun A-State ASBTDC to offer free Workshop in Osceola on Sept. 8 OSCEOLA â The Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center at Arkansas State University will offer a free, in-person Building Your Business Plan workshop on Tuesday, Sept....
Resident interviewed for oral history project
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (86+ words) Local resident Lana Mae Noone was recently interviewed for the Sam Johnson Vietnam Centers Oral History Project, Texas Tech University. The interview focused on her life story, with an emphasis on her career as a classical flutist and her work…...
Laidley: A Proud Country Town with Deep Rural Roots
3+ week, 4+ day ago (469+ words) NESTLED among the fertile farming country of the Lockyer Valley, Laidley is a rural town shaped by agriculture, heritage and generations of strong community spirit. Located about 84km west of Brisbane, Laidley has long served as an important link between South…...
Meet the Greenock volunteer helping people trace family roots back almost 300 years
1+ week, 5+ day ago (361+ words) A VOLUNTEER is helping people take a step back in time and trace their family roots in a busy Greenock community hub. Pensioner Mary Purdie, a former tutor, has set up a family history group at Youth Connections in Larkfield…...