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St. Mary Catholic Church has reopened its doors after being damaged by a tornado. According to WBAY, the congregation can once again gather in their church following repairs. The reopening marks a significant moment of recovery for the local parish community after the storm.
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Danish media and the public are asking about the whereabouts of Princess Marie of Denmark after she was conspicuously absent from recent public appearances. The Danish royal court has declined to comment on the matter, fueling speculation and disappointment among Danes who expected to see her at official engagements.
- 3Duke School of Medicine Dean Mary Klotman to step down in 2027▼School of Medicine Dean Mary Klotman to step down in June 2027
Mary Klotman, dean of Duke University's School of Medicine, will step down from the post in June 2027. The announcement, reported by the Duke Chronicle, sets a timeline for a leadership transition at one of the top US academic medical centers. Further details about her plans or the search for a successor have not been given.
- 4New graphic novels land, including Mary Wollstonecraft biography▼Some recent # GraphicNovels hitting the shelves: Lo, An Amazon: Mary Wollstonecraft by Costa winning Mary & Bryan Talbot
Booksellers and readers are highlighting a fresh wave of graphic novels now on shelves. Among them is 'Lo, An Amazon: Mary Wollstonecraft' by Costa Award winners Mary and Bryan Talbot, published by SelfMadeHero, alongside 'John of the Night' by Darryl Cunningham (Avery Hill) and Nick Thorkelson's graphic biography of William Morris, 'If I Could But See It'. The mix spans feminism, history and biography, drawing attention from the book community.
- 5Marie Antoinette Returns to Versailles, 20 Years Later●20 Years Later, Sofia Coppola's 'Marie Antoinette' Is Back at Versailles https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/30/movies/marie
Sofia Coppola's 2006 film 'Marie Antoinette' is being celebrated at the Palace of Versailles, two decades after its release. The marker notes the film is 'back' at the palace where its story is set, prompting renewed attention to Coppola's stylized portrayal of the French queen. Discussion centers on the film's legacy, its initially mixed reception, and its lasting influence on fashion and cinema.
- 6Duke's Mary Klotman to Step Down as Dean in June 2027▼Mary Klotman, MD, to Step Down as Dean and EVP for Health Affairs in June 2027
Mary Klotman, MD, will step down as dean of the Duke University School of Medicine and executive vice president for health affairs in June 2027, Duke announced. The move opens a high-profile leadership transition at one of the nation's top academic medical centers, with the university expected to begin planning for her successor.
- 7Apple TV renews French drama Carême for second season▼Apple TV announces second season for French drama “Carême” starring Benjamin Voisin
Apple TV has confirmed a second season of its French drama Carême, which stars Benjamin Voisin. The series, centered on the famed 19th-century chef Marie-Antoine Carême, becomes one of the platform's French-language productions to earn a renewal, drawing attention from French media and international viewers of period drama.
- 8Photographer shares backstage images from Summer tour●Offstage and onstage, some images from my Summer tour. Full gallery, for free, at https://www. patreon.com/matricardo/po
Photographer and musician Mari Ricardo has released a gallery of photographs from her Summer tour, mixing backstage moments with onstage shots, many in black and white. The full collection is available free on her Patreon page, where she is also inviting people to subscribe to support her work. The images document travel and life behind the scenes during the tour.
- 9Apple TV Renews French Hit 'Carême' for New Season▼Apple TV Renews French Hit ‘Carême’ About Celebrity Chef-Turned-Spy
Apple TV has renewed 'Carême', its French-language drama about the celebrated chef Marie-Antoine Carême, who became a spy. The series, one of the streamer's French hits, will return for another season following its strong reception. The show charts the life of the chef who rose to fame in Napoleonic-era Europe while serving as an agent.
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St. Mary Central Catholic's tennis team has advanced to the district final, according to a prep sports roundup from the Sandusky Register. The victory keeps the Panthers' postseason run alive in Ohio high school tennis. Further details on the opponent, score, or the players involved were not provided in the roundup item.
- 11Vincent Price's chilling House of Wax quote resurfaces●Vincent Price☠️🎬 "Everything I ever loved has been taken away from me, but not you, my Marie Antoinette, for I will give
A quote from Vincent Price's character Professor Henry Jarrod in the 1953 horror film House of Wax — "Everything I ever loved has been taken away from me, but not you, my Marie Antoinette, for I will give you eternal life" — is circulating among fans of classic horror. The line comes from the scene introducing the film's notorious Chamber of Horrors, and it has prompted fresh appreciation for Price, the American actor remembered as one of horror cinema's most iconic figures.
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An obituary notice for Mary Moffitt of Plano, Texas, has been published under a 2026 date by the Dallas News. Death notices are commonly shared and searched by friends, family and community members, driving local attention to the announcement.
- 13Mary Oliver's words on beauty and enchantment resonate online●Let me ask you this. Do you also think that beauty exists for some fabulous reason? And, if you have not been enchanted
A passage from Mary Oliver's poem 'To Begin With, the Sweet Grass' is being shared and quoted, in which she asks readers whether beauty exists 'for some fabulous reason' and whether they have been enchanted by their life. Readers are responding to the reflective questions about appreciation of nature and everyday wonder, pairing the lines with nature photography and warm greetings.
- 14Duke Health Academic Leader Mary Klotman to Step Down in 2027●Mary Klotman, Duke's Chief Academic Health Leader, will Complete Service in 2027
Mary Klotman, Duke University's chief academic health leader, will complete her service in 2027. The announcement from Duke Health signals the end of a long tenure overseeing the university's academic medicine enterprise, with a transition in leadership expected as the date approaches.