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Eagle Archives, June 1, 1970: Former Golden Glow Inn being restored

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By Helen Cook 
| The Berkshire Eagle
MIDDLEFIELD — A once-famous lodging and dining place, which has been standing idle for the past seven years, has come to life under the skillful hands of Jack Donald Cobb of New York City and Middlefield. The building is the site of a story-and-a-half red house built in 1781 by John Ford, and later occupied by Lewis Taylor at the end of the Revolutionary War, when he married the Widow Ford. It stood until 1848, when it was demolished by Taylor's grandson, Hiram Taylor.
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Blueprint for a Stronger Republic: Navy Veteran Calls on Citizens to Reclaim Responsibility for the Nation’s Democracy

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By Helen Cook 
| Holy City Sinner
PROSPERITY, S.C. — With political divisions at a high and public trust at a low, many Americans feel powerless to shape the nation’s future.
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Design a Life That Works: New Book Offers a Blueprint for Living with Purpose in a World That (Often) Makes No Sense

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By Helen Cook , Helen Cook
| The Good Men Project
CHARLESTON, SC, Sept. 19, 2025 — In a world that feels more chaotic, disconnected and demanding by the day, author and life coach Mark Reinisch delivers a refreshingly practical and accessible framework for a well-designed life in his new book, The Wellness Ethic: How to Thrive in an Unpredictable World (Where Stupid Things Can Happen).
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