The Incredible Story of Walt Disney's Disneyland is an illustrated history of the park that turned 70 yesterday, and today ...

It’s like Dorothy’s Kansas farmhouse landed in the Sunshine State ... that’ll Make Your Bargain-Hunting Dreams Come True Press buttons to hear famous quotes from the film, from “There’s no place like ...

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The Wizard of Oz Museum stands like a technicolor beacon amid the Space Coast’s rocket-centric attractions, offering a whimsical alternative to the area’s scientific wonders.

On Monday, city officials and loved ones gathered to celebrate the renaming of 1500 Maryland Street — where her longtime home stood — in honor of Dorothy King, a former Gary city assessor ...

John Stermer (1920-1991) was an arts commissioner and full-time artist in Silver City when the city was still gaining its ...

Two weeks ago, the universally esteemed former editor of The Guardian, Alan Rusbridger, wrote a piece in Prospect magazine, which he now edits, having served a six-year stint from 2015 to 2021 as head ...

Dorothy was preceeded in death by her parents, Florence and Arthur Spies, her husband, T. Spencer Meyer, beloved daughter, Stacy, and beloved sisters, Bobbie and Arline.

Dorothy became a stay-at-home mother and was active in the Parent-Teacher Association, instrumental in forming the Palisades Park Women’s Club when the children went off to college.

Dorothy had a remarkable heart for children, especially those in foster care. Over the years, she helped raise many foster children, caring especially for infants awaiting adoption.

Dorothy A. Morawa passed away abruptly at home on November 16, 2024, just three months after the passing of her beloved husband and best friend, Phillip E. Morawa. She was 81. Dorothy was born on ...