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Musty newspapers, photos, archives, public records, presentations, and endless hours of research. Sure, the life of a modern folk historian ...
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Twenty-five years ago, a high-school teacher and a group of self-described misfit teenagers gave birth to a tiny literary journal. It was a ...
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Originally published in June 2015 edition of Her Family.Tonya Kuper was bored. As a stay-at-home mom, her 4-year-old son and baby kept her h...
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On one late fall day, as most high school students were shuffled to and from sports practices, band rehearsals, and gatherings at friends’ h...
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