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At-Home Coronavirus Tests Are Inaccessible to Blind People
Christy Smith has never been tested for the coronavirus. As a blind person, she can’t drive to testing sites near her home in St. Louis, and they ...
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Real Estate
$1.3 Million Homes in Maine, New Mexico and New York
What You Get for $1.3 Million 24 Photos View Slide Show › Peter G. Morneau for Legacy Properties Sotheby’s International RealtyCape Elizabeth ...
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Real Estate
Another Covid Winter, but Our Quarantine Comforts No Longer Work
Scott Haas has had enough of the four houseplants he bought in 2020 as his version of the pandemic puppy — living things that he could nurture ...
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Real Estate
The Pricey California Market? In 2021, It Got Pricier.
The real estate market in California mostly mirrored the national trends in 2021, with home prices increasing by double digits in the more ...
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Arts
Five Holiday Movies to Stream
There is hope for holiday-loving cord-cutters who don’t have access to the Hallmark Channel and Lifetime’s bulging libraries and have already ...
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Business
California regulators propose raising fees on owners of rooftop solar systems.
California regulators on Monday proposed requiring people with rooftop solar panels to pay more of the costs of operating the electric grid, a ...
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Business
How Nursing Homes’ Worst Offenses Are Hidden From the Public
In Arizona, a nursing home resident was sexually assaulted in the dining room. In Minnesota, a woman caught Covid-19 after workers moved a ...
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Real Estate
The Penthouse That Keeps Breaking Records in SoHo
For the second time in just over a year, a sprawling triplex on Broome Street set a record for the highest price paid for a single residence in ...
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Travel
To Grandmother’s House, or Not. The Thanksgiving Travel Equation Is Tough to Solve.
On Friday, as the travel run-up to the Thanksgiving holiday began, 2.24 million air passengers passed through T.S.A. checkpoints, more than on ...
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Travel
The Searing Beauty, and Harsh Reality, of a Kentucky Tobacco Harvest
I step into the tobacco field as the first rays of sunlight begin to pierce the early-morning fog. The men of the cutting crew are already hard ...
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