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As the U.S. Navy moves into the unmanned age and implements Distributed Maritime Operations (DMO), there is a need for small, lightly manned warships to streamline that transition and fill roles
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Designed as an affordable abode for first-time home buyers, this tiny home features lightweight exterior paneling made of hemp
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Withstand 10,000-watt surges and power lights, appliances, and personal electronics off the grid.
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A Black attorney has exposed an Airbnb listing of an 1830 slave cabin marketed as a bed and breakfast, which people have been eagerly renting and staying in.
TikTok user @lawyerwynton, who
The coronavirus pandemic has caused most of us to stay home, making us think least about travel. We rarely consider our needs and travel style while organizing a vacation. Mostly, we stick to wh
Labor Day weekend is fast approaching, the last hurrah of summer and often a last chance to squeeze in a trip before school, work and other responsibilities kick in.
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The Montgomery County Government, and programs that impact County residents,
BAZETTA –The marina at Mosquito Lake State Park will see changes in 2023 with construction of a new, larger building and other additions and improvements.
Joe Sofchek, who oversees t