A rom-com thriller, two girls of different races finding their futures, and Nick Carraway writes “Gatsby.” Fun reads for the lazy days of August. (Courtesy of Berkley / Penguin Random House) “Matchmaking for Psychopaths”: by Tasha Coryell (Berkley, $29) People … Continued
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As is typically the case, the Minnesota State Fair Grandstand is offering a diverse lineup of entertainment that includes country (Old Dominion, Hank Williams Jr.), pop (Meghan Trainor, a Taylor Swift tribute), classic rockers (Def Leppard, Daryl Hall) and not … Continued
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Before Poland’s illiberal Law and Justice party came to power in 2015, the country had been deep in a reckoning over its role in the Holocaust. In 2000, historian Jan Gross published an explosive book, “Neighbors,” about a 1941 massacre … Continued
For 10 years, Pat Anderson has been running a nonprofit from her home, spending upward of 40 hours a week knitting, packaging and sending products to her valued network of women, all by hand. Anderson, 92, retired from work in … Continued