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12 Apr 2022Stanley B. Burns, MD, FACS is an ophthalmologist and research professor of medicine and psychiatry and professor...
12 Apr 2022By James D. Balestrieri NEW YORK CITY – I don’t know if “Painter at Work,” the First...
12 Apr 2022Submitted by Linda Zukas and Arthur Smith On March 31, Joan Evans passed away at her home in Hudson,...
12 Apr 2022Submitted by Marie Miller SARASOTA, FLA. — Lawrence “Larry” Ronald Miller of Dorset, Vt., and Sarasota,...
12 Apr 2022Submitted by Gerald Bell PORTLAND, MAINE — George R. Morrill passed away on March 18 at the of age 79 after...
12 Apr 2022WILLOUGHBY, OHIO — That swaggering, wisecracking cartoon sailor Popeye has been depicted on countless...
12 Apr 2022SPARKS, MD. — Crocker Farm’s Spring 2022 stoneware auction set a new record for Pennsylvania stoneware...
12 Apr 2022CRANSTON, R.I. — A rare Scottish backsword, issued to Fraser’s Second Highland Battalion for their...
12 Apr 2022EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Session two of Eldred’s two-day spring sale on April 8 was led by a Chippendale...
12 Apr 2022DALLAS — A near-mint copy of 1941s Captain America Comics No. 1 sold on April 7 for $3,120,000 at Heritage...
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