What Happened with “Valley of the Moms”? Unpacking the North Shore Book Feud ↗
Author Hannah Selinger turned a North Shore PTO dispute into a debut novel. What happened after the book came out was another story.
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Baltimore Weekend Events: Maryland Irish Festival, FaeryCon, Long Island Medium, and more. ↗
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Richard Sterban, member of the celebrated country and gospel group The Oak Ridge Boys, dies at 83 ↗
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Kehoe calls on Pritzker to review, overhaul Illinois' commercial licensing procedures ↗
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Cello Collective brings free performance to Topeka Performing Arts Center ↗
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Hutchinson Parks and Facilities Director resigns after 12 years ↗
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