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Award-winning extremely online guy. Reporter and back-up host for All Things Considered and Morning Edition for @KUNC.
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Wm. J Mills & Co: Oldest Sailmaking Business in the Country Remains a Family Affair

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By Dylan Simard Verified
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Robert L. Mills III comes from a storied family — he works alongside his father at a business founded more than a century ago. He is the great-great grandson of William J. Mills, who founded the sailmaker Wm. J Mills & Co. in Greenport, back in 1880. “I do a little bit of everything around here,” Mills said. Mills took the long route to his current role. He graduated from college and worked in Manhattan for a few years before deciding to return home to the North Fork.
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Bates Masi: Enbracing the Challenge of Designing on Three Mile Harbor

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By Dylan Simard Verified
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Designing a home on East Hampton’s Three Mile Harbor is a unique challenge for an architect — the land parcels are shaped like needles, maximizing the number of properties that have waterfront. Height restrictions make the already-complicated design even more difficult. But for Paul Masi of architectural group Bates Masi, the challenge was welcome.
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Some historic sites in the Mountain West are going on the National Historic Landmark list

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By Dylan Simard Verified
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U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland has designated 16 new sites across the U.S. as National Historic Landmarks, including four in the Mountain West. One of them is Temple Aaron in Trinidad, Colorado. It’s one of the most storied structures in Jewish American history in the southwest and served as a gathering space for Jews from around the region. "(The local Jewish community) built the temple in 1889.
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