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Start your day on a delicious note at one of these restaurants serving up Detroit’s best vegan breakfast and brunch dishes.  Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and brunch is arguably the most fun. And fortunately for vegans…
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Celebrate the queer community at one (or more!) of the many Pride festivals taking place this spring and summer in Pa. With heightened attacks, rhetoric, and legislation against queer and trans people across the country, Pride Month — June…
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As one of the largest states, Texas is full of bountiful areas of water. The Lone Star State is home to about 150 significant lakes, though if you count every lake, no matter the size, the total is closer to 7,000. There are also hundreds…
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Did you know that National Wine Day is on May 25? Talk about an event worth raising a toast to! While many people associate American wine with California, Pennsylvanians know that you can find vineyards and wineries right here in the…
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Being out and proud in Michigan is easier than ever thanks to queer pioneers’ pushes toward equality and equity. Michigan’s queer history is rich, with gay Michiganders being covered in the press as early as 1970 (more than a decade before…
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As May unfolds across the expansive landscape of Nevada, residents are gearing up for a captivating celestial event: the Flower Moon. This natural wonder is steeped in cultural significance and scientific intrigue, offering an opportunity…
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Farmers markets are a great place to shop for groceries, home goods, and unique gifts, all while supporting growers and makers from your community. A trip to the farmers market is a fun way to spend a weekend morning with the family and…
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Chris Goldston, animal management supervisor at the North Carolina Zoo, started 40 years ago when his brother recommended him to help finish building the lion enclosure in the Africa section. He’s worked his way around the zoo, gaining…
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It may be over 300 miles from the Motor City to Churchill Downs in Kentucky — a place where the preferred mode of transport has four legs instead of four wheels — but every year on Derby Day, it can feel a lot closer. The Kentucky Derby is…
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While the Latinx community’s history of activism dates back to Colonial times, the modern-day fight for Latino civil rights picked up steam alongside other civil rights movements of the 1900s. It’s a fight that continues today as the…
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