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Need a Gift to Wow? Try an Indie Merchant0
- Uncategorized
- December 9, 2010
Sure, big-box stores offer vast quantities and deep discounts. But for something special, seek out an independent merchant. WSJ's small-business team put New York's boutiques to the test. The Wall Street Journal, 12/8/2010
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Nearly two-thirds of supermarket baby foods are unhealthy, study finds0
- Home & Family
- August 23, 2024
Don’t count on the baby food aisle at your local supermarket to provide healthy nutritious foods for your child. That’s the takeaway of a new study.
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Nearly 10K people have gotten cancer from toxic 9/11 dust0
- Headlines & Highlights
- August 23, 2018
“9/11 is still killing. Sadly this fragile community of heroes & survivors is shrinking by the day.” John Feal, advocate for World Trade Center (WTC) responders.
READ MORENear Miss: The Solar Superstorm of July 20121
- Causes
- July 23, 2014
“In my view the July 2012 storm was in all respects at least as strong as the 1859 Carrington event. The only difference is, it missed.”
READ MORENBC News Heads to the Theater with Legendary Broadway Octogenarians Angela Lansbury, James Earl Jones and Joel Grey0
- Entertainment, Books & Humor
- May 30, 2012
At a time in life when most people are slowing down (at 80-years-old and over), these famous actors of stage and screen are still going strong, performing eight Broadway shows a week. When NBC interviewed them, Lansbury and Jones couldn't help cracking each other up as they chatted about their love of taking the stage
READ MORENationwide study casts a wide net over seafood fraud0
- Consumer Alerts
- February 24, 2013
A new study reveals that seafood sold in the U.S. is often mislabeled; this seafood has been swapped for species that are cheaper, overfished, or dangerous to eat. Consumers can avoid falling victim to seafood fraud by buying whole fish, which are easier to identify, and not trusting prices that seem too good to be
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