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All your favorite sci-fi, including the 'Stranger Things' final season, is connected by one LA shop

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By Natalie Chudnovsky Verified
| LAist Verified
With our free press under threat and federal funding for public media gone, your support matters more than ever. Help keep the LAist newsroom strong, become a monthly member or increase your support today. When he was looking for ‘80s tech inspiration and equipment for the fifth and final season of Stranger Things, special effects designer Shane Dzicek knew exactly where to go: , a scrap metal recycling and industrial surplus business in Sun Valley.
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Thanksgiving forecast

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By Nell Greenfieldboyce, Natalie Chudnovsky Verified, Julia Paskin Verified
| LAist Verified
Jackie and Shadow working on their "nestorations," as Friends of Big Bear Valley calls it, by bringing new sticks to the top of their Jeffrey pine tree Saturday. Read on ... to learn more about Jackie and Shadow's parenting saga. What's next: Sandy Steers, executive director of the organization, encouraged eager viewers not to have expectations from nature — Jackie and Shadow know when the time is right, she said. The backstory: Jackie usually lays eggs in January.
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Talking turkey history

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By Natalie Escobar, Nell Greenfieldboyce, Natalie Chudnovsky Verified, Julia Paskin Verified
| LAist Verified
Read on ... for more on the turkey's history, including a case of mistaken identity. The context: In the culinary world, the turkey looms large, particularly during November. This year, Americans are expected to eat about 30 million of them on Thanksgiving day, according to the National Turkey Federation . It's a fitting legacy for a bird that's been a fixture of holiday meals ever since it was first brought across the Atlantic to Europe by colonists.
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