Month: July 2018
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Last-Minute Camping in Washington State
Sometimes, you just need to escape for a weekend—away from your routine, your desk, and the business of everyday life. For this kind of wanderlust, there's no better cure than the great outdoors.
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What to Read While Waiting for ‘The Girl in the Spider’s Web’ Movie Adaptation
Scandinavian novels we're reading while we wait for the newest adaptation in Stieg Larsson's Millennium series.
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Cheryl Bardoe on Harnessing the Power of Literary Nonfiction for STEM
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7 Summer Paperback Books to Throw In Your Beach Bag
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The Best Mysteries & Thrillers Set in the Workplace
We have a list of our favorite mysteries and thrillers set in the office.
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Camping in Nehalem Bay State Park
Just south of Manzanita, Oregon, and occupying the entire sandy appendage of Nehalem Spit is scenic, sprawling Nehalem Bay State Park, a favorite with bikers, beachcombers, anglers, horse owners, and pilots.
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A Talk with Edward Lengel, Author of Never in Finer Company
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Cheap and Free Things to Do in Pittsburgh
Operating strictly on a shoestring budget? You’ve come to exactly the right city. Budget living is practically a religion in some quarters of Pittsburgh.
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HBG Big News This Week: July 2-6, 2018
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5 Books for Aspiring Animal Photographers
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Dana Perino’s Dog Park Rules
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Little, Brown Summer Flash Fiction Collection