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Martha Steger

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Science and Religion as Allies?

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By Martha Steger
| BOOMER Magazine
Are science and religion adversaries? In his youth, Dr. Francis Collins believed they were. He was an atheist, but his studies led him to find Christianity and to explore harmony between science and faith. Boomer writer Martha Steger describes the message he shared in a May 2026 lecture.
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Detroit reflects America’s changes

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By Martha Steger
| The Beacon Newspapers
Scott Fountain is just one of Detroit’s many historic landmarks. Photo by Mkrajenje12 If you visit Detroit, don’t be surprised to hear the names Henry Ford and Motown in the same sentence. After all, the city is famous for both cars and music. A trip to Michigan’s largest city reveals how much these influences have changed American life in little more than a century. A good place to start a tour of the area is the Henry Ford Museum, located in Dearborn, 20 minutes outside Detroit.
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This year is a good one to visit Rhode Island

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By Martha Steger
| The Beacon Newspapers
Eighty-six cauldrons of fire light up the city of Providence during the WaterFire art installation, which is on view each year from May through November. Some float on the surface of the Woonasquatucket, Moshassuck and Providence rivers. Photo by WFProvidence Providence, Rhode Island’s capital city, aims to live up to its moniker as “The Creative Capital,” with an exceptional March — and year — planned for its visitors.
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