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ABUNDANCE at The NewBridge Project

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By Rachel Boyd, Craig Johnson, Christie Yung-hei Chan
| Corridor8 Verified
Abundance at The NewBridge Project in Newcastle invites audiences to contemplate what is possible when rest is centred within public life, rather than accommodated at the margins. Created by choreographer Lizzie Klotz in collaboration with designer Bethany Wells and based on a live performance of the same name, the exhibition makes a compelling case for the necessity of rest-spaces in galvanising our imagination.
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Unilever subsidiary Living Proof relocating within Boston’s Seaport District

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By Craig Johnson
| CoStar Verified
CBRE arranges full-floor lease of office-lab space at Phase 3-owned 12 Farnsworth St. 12 Farnsworth St. is a six-story office lab building owned by San Diego-based Phase 3 Real Estate Partners (CoStar) By Craig Johnson CoStar Research April 14, 2026 | 9:05 P.M. Living Proof, a Boston-based biotechnology haircare company and Unilever subsidiary that develops high-performance "science-based" hair products, struck a deal to lease the entire fifth floor at 12 Farnsworth St., a life science...
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THE BROTHERS MCKAY

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By Craig Johnson
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
A complex, cerebral mystery with a plethora of suspects that demands out-of-the-box thinking and help from a heroic mule. Solving the murder of the most hated man in Absaroka County, Wyoming, is no easy case for Sheriff Walt Longmire. Wealthy landowner Pepper McKay is found dead in a trout stream on his O-Kay Ranch. Did he slip and hit his head on a rock, or was he murdered? Pepper was an indifferent parent, an alcoholic, a womanizer, and a rapist.
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