Exploring the remote beauty of Quebec on snowmobile Belfast Telegraph
It was minus 20C. I was high on petrol fumes. The scenery was passing so quickly it had taken on a Jackson Pollock blur, and the buzz of a space-shuttle-sized bee was attacking my ears.
Finding families with science Deseret Morning News
Tracing your family tree is a hobby for many and a religious mandate for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. And as anyone who has ever tried to find their ancestors can tell you, it's often easier to trace male lines, because the surname remains the same.
This Week's Spotlight: Andy Anderson Orlando Sentinel
Palm Bay City Councilman Andy Anderson created a stir this summer when he moved the city's political debate from the more typical municipal issues of zoning, drainage and road improvements to illegal immigration.
'I'm American. Period.' Orlando Sentinel
Palm Bay City Councilman Andy Anderson created a stir this summer when he moved the city's political debate from the more typical municipal issues of zoning, drainage and road improvements to illegal immigration. He proposed to fine and suspend the licenses of employers of illegal immigrants. Civil-rights and immigrant-advocacy groups and churches joined local Hispanics in complaining that the
The Decision To Look Back The New York Sun
If ever a book was written in the nick of time, it is "The Lost" (Harper-Collins, 512 pages, $27.95), the hybrid memoir, travelogue, and detective story by Daniel Mendelsohn. Ever since he was a child in the 1960s, Mr. Mendelsohn — a classicist, memoirist, and regular contributor to the New York Review of Books — has been fascinated by the history of his family. For decades, he interviewed his
What happened to 'The Lost'? USA Today
As a boy growing up on Long Island, Daniel Mendelsohn loved stories his Orthodox Jewish grandfather told about the ancestral home in the Ukrainian shtetl of Bolechow and relatives who left it for Israel and America. But, over the years, Mendelsohn's curiosity grew about those who didn't leave Bolechow.



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