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Husband. Dad. @Axios reporter. @mfjs_du adjunct professor. @SInow and @ESPN contributor. Formerly, 5280 magazine. #Mizzou robert.sanchez@axios.com
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Local bookstores see boom as tech antidote

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By Robert Sanchez Verified
| Axios Verified
Bookstores are finding new life as Americans lose many of their casual gathering places. The big picture: The comeback isn't just about selling books. It's about turning browsing into belonging in an increasingly digital world. Why it matters: Americans are spending less time together, raising risks for loneliness and poor mental health. Americans' average daily socializing time fell from 45 to 35 minutes over the past 20 years, according to American Time Use Survey data.
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Castle Rock almost became Poundcake

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By Robert Sanchez Verified
| Axios Verified
Poundcake Rock? Photo: Robert Sanchez/Axios John C. Frémont was one hungry fella. 🧭 Catch up quick: When the explorer (and future GOP presidential candidate) led an expedition in 1843, he and his team spotted a rocky monolith rising into the sky over present-day Castle Rock and thought: That looks like... a poundcake. Frémont wrote about it in his journal on July 9 that year. 🤤 To be fair,the expedition's food supplies were dwindling. Yes, but: Unlike the sugary treat, the name didn't stick.
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Douglas County fireworks complaints top 800

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By Robert Sanchez Verified
| Axios Verified
Illustration: Brendan Lynch/Axios The rockets' red glare gave proof through the night that residents were fed up with their neighbors blasting July Fourth fireworks during a Stage 2 fire ban. Driving the news: Law enforcement across Douglas County tell Axios they logged more than 800 fireworks-related complaints over the holiday and issued at least 65 warnings, citations or summonses.
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