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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 23
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- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for The Union
- Top 1M sites
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- Jul 8, 2026
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A fresh headline for The Union: 162-year-old paper welcomes new staff, changing roles (opens the original)
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The Union staff has recently seen some changes, and those who are involved want to be transparent and clear about who they are and what they hope to bring to the 162-year-old paper that has traversed through thick and thin. Nathan Levinson is now acting editor of The Union, and comes from a strong stock of journalists and those who love the news. Levinson took on his new role September 3, and is ultimately who decides what is featured in the paper and where. He wades through Letters to the Edito
ZALT of the Earth: For brisket and barbecue, this rig has you covered (opens the original)
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When Chef Zachary Ahrenholtz and Lydia Thomas met around 2020 they didnât know theyâd become work besties, nor could they have predicted that theyâd be operating a successful barbecue business out of what they have deemed âthe rig.â The two met around the time of the completion of the Holbrooke Hotel renovations and have been colleagues ever since, even though they have made moves. They put their heads togetherâChef Zachary doing the obvious chefing while Thomas is more in-line with
What a way to wake a living: Local wakesurfer headed overseas to represent Team USA (opens the original)
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At just 16 years of age, most teenagers are looking to what the big plans are for the night or weekend. In Sawyer Brandstadâs case, heâs preparing to represent Team USA for the second time in China next month and has been preparing on his home turf of Scotts Flat Reservoir. Sawyer and his brother Tanner have been wakesurfing since about 2020, when he was just a decade old. Their family procured an older wake boatâfrom which they have gradually upgradedâand he began competing in his broth
A fun and creative way to care for Mother Earth: Nevada City’s Planet Refills make sustainability an enjoyable process (opens the original)
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Itâs becoming increasingly important to preserve natural resources and honor our planet. It is with this philosophy that Sarah Cuevas operates her Nevada City store, Planet Refills, and doles out everything from laundry and dish soap to hair and body care, perfume oils, and Ayurvedic products. What sets Planet Refills apart is that the emphasis is on clean ingredients and a strong encouragement for customers to bring in their own containers to limit what goes into landfills. âWe don't need m
The freaks come out in day: The Menagerie Oddities Market to return to Miners Foundry October 3 (opens the original)
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Now that fall is officially here, witchy season is upon us, and what better way to commemorate it than to welcome The Menageries Oddities Market? The show will officially be returning October 3 to Miners Foundry, where Oddities founders Connstance Garcia and her husband Michael have found a welcoming spot for their unique show that travels year-round. The Menagerie is a place to celebrate all things odd and curious, as the name implies. It wouldnât be the strangest thing to see an animal un-li
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