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🏙️ Step inside Drake and Holly’s stylish loft in the historic Gordon Van Tine building! This young couple has made their home in a space rich with history—once the headquarters of the Gordon Van Tine Company, a major player in the early 20th century kit home industry. 🏡✨ Their loft blends industrial charm with modern vibes, and with access to a rooftop pool, it’s the perfect urban escape right in downtown Davenport. From building homes across the country to housing the QC’s coolest spots, this

I'll be the first to admit that I was super competitive when I got started in this biz. And it's easy to fall back to that. But this is something I want to nip in the bud. Why? Because I believe the world is a better place with more theater in it. Broadway shows should be lifting each other up. Because when one show succeeds, we all succeed. Who's with me? | Ken Davenport

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🏀On May 5, 1969 Bill Russell and Sam Jones, two of Boston’s all-time greats and both 35-years old, ended their Celtics careers with a 108-106 Game 7 victory over the L.A. Lakers, giving Boston its 11th NBA championship in 13 years. For the last 3 seasons, Russell also has been Boston’s coach (winning 2 titles in that span). The Lakers’ Jerry West, despite being hampered by a leg injury, scores 42 points, pulls down 13 rebounds and hands out 12 assists and is named the Finals' MVP after averagin

On March 29, 1987 WrestleMania III took place in front of 93,173 fans at the Pontiac Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan and had almost 1 million fans watching the event at 160 closed-circuit locations in North America. There were 12 matches, with the main event featuring Hulk Hogan successfully defending the WWF World Heavyweight Championship against André the Giant (with Bobby “The Brain” Heenan). The match is regarded as one of the pivotal matches in the history of the WWE, with Hogan's body slam

July 1914, rough seas swamped the coastal freighter “Mooswa” as she headed from York Factory—the Hudson’s Bay Company’s outpost that ruled these waters for almost three centuries—to the port of Churchill. . Her boiler blew and with no power she drifted south and became grounded on the wild shores of the Kaskatama Coast 12 km west of what is now @churchillwildsafaris Nanuk Polar Bear Lodge. Robert Ridley, a famous northern photographer captured her sinking—no lives were lost. . I went out there t