The land development entity being created to assemble property and help iron out issues with troubled lots has three people on the board, enough to get the new nonprofit started.
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Doug Ross,
Chicago Tribune,
18 Feb. 2026
Al-Rashid has an opportunity to iron out the kinks before spending substantially more cash on his dream boat.
Her long-term commitment to Ukrainian poetry shows in the precision and restraint of the English versions, which preserve Malihon’s tonal shifts without smoothing their rawness.
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Alex Averbuch,
Literary Hub,
24 Feb. 2026
The beach was filled with stones that had been smoothed to perfect ovals and circles by thousands of years of being tossed by the sea, some gray and striated with pure white, and others that when wet were the color of emeralds.
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