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14/ 10/ 2024, 11: 23 The New York Timeshttps:// nytimes. pressreader. com/ the- new- york- times/ 20241012 35/ 44 14/ 10/ 2024, 11: 23 The New York Times https:// nytimes. pressreader. com/ the- new- york- times/ 20241012 36/ 44 [Extracted from the article]

The article features the reservation of a resort destination near Edgemeer, Queens in spring and summer for nesting endangered and protected coastal piping plover birds in 2024. Topics covered include Edgemere residents' view of the beach restriction as unfair as it further isolates the area, and queries on whether the beach can be shared with the surrounding community and be used to revive the neighborhood. Also noted is the broader issue of who should be responsible for the environment.

The article focuses on recent mystery novels, showcasing their unique characters and intriguing plots. Topics include Stella Sands's novel "Wordhunter," featuring a forensic linguist with personal demons; Snowden Wright's "The Queen City Detective Agency," set in a crime-ridden 1980s Mississippi town; and Attica Locke's "Guide Me Home," which delves into complex narratives within the genre.

The article explores how the type of sand at beach properties can influence real estate decisions, highlighting its importance alongside other features like water access and sea views. Topics discussed include the different types of sand found in coastal areas, the specific appeal of pink sand on Harbour Island, and how real estate agents in coastal regions prioritize sand characteristics when assisting buyers.

Two grass fires burned over 100 acres northwest of Floresville, Texas, last week. The fires were challenging to contain due to thick brush and sand, but no residences were damaged and no evacuations were necessary. In response to the wildfires, Governor Greg Abbott deployed state resources to assist with suppression efforts. Additionally, the East Central Independent School District in Texas has approved a $360 million bond proposal for the construction of new schools and upgrades to athletic facilities. The bond would increase the district's tax rate by 19 cents per $100 of taxable property value. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Alane Kruk's unexpected journey of house hunting at 66 after her partner moved away to care for aging parents, highlighting her quest for a new home in San Diego County close to her family and the beach.

The article focuses on the importance of slicing meat against the grain to ensure tenderness and ease of chewing, as opposed to slicing along the grain which can make the meat tough and difficult to eat.

Floresville sand sculptors Lauren Waldo and Tyler Morris will be competing in the Blue Water SandFest in Port Huron, Michigan. The event, celebrating its 10th year, will feature semi-pro sand sculptors from North America. Waldo and Morris began sand sculpting three years ago and have won medals in previous competitions. The public will have three days to view the sculptures as they progress from piles of sand to works of art. [Extracted from the article]

The article details an Israeli airstrike in Al-Mawasi, Gaza, originally designated safe for civilians, resulting in over 90 deaths, predominantly women and children, with more than 300 wounded. Topics discussed include the devastating impact of the strikes on families and rescuers, and the overwhelmed medical facilities at Nasser Hospital, which struggled to accommodate the influx of casualties.

The article highlights various sunshade options for the beach, emphasizing their portability, wind resistance, and sun protection capabilities, featuring top picks like the Sun Ninja Tent and the Shibumi Shade for their durability and coverage benefits.

The article highlights safety concerns at Coney Island after recent drownings, with calls for extended lifeguard hours and improved safety measures as swimmers continue to enter the water after official beach hours, despite warnings and closures due to ongoing heat waves and staffing shortages.

The article focuses on Bryson DeChambeau's dramatic bunker shot on the 18th hole at Pinehurst, which he successfully executed to secure victory in a major championship, attributing his win to this critical and challenging shot under pressure.

The first phase of the San Clemente Shoreline Sand Replenishment Project has been completed, with 251,000 cubic yards of sand scheduled to be dredged and placed between Linda Lane and T-Street beaches. The project contractor will remove equipment from the beach in the coming weeks, allowing the public to enjoy the expanded sandy beach for the summer season. In addition, the Maritime Museum of San Diego is set to unveil its new exhibit, "Art of Navigation," which explores the beauty and history of maritime navigation. Visitors will encounter period instruments, charts, voyage accounts, and ship models that highlight the pivotal role navigation played during the mid-16th century. Dana Point Harbor is also offering a variety of summer events and activities, including live music, stand-up paddle yoga, concert cruises, beach cleanups, and the Doheny Surf & Art Festival. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the continued advance of Russian forces into northeastern Ukraine, raising concerns that Kharkiv, the country's second-largest city, could soon be within range of Russian artillery, with Russian troops attempting to break through Ukrainian defenses near the village of Lyptsi.

The article offers information on the northern marsupial mole, also known as the kakarratul, found in the Western Desert of Australia.

The article highlights KS Chithra's esteemed musical career, upcoming Great Britain's tour featuring concerts in Indian languages including Malayalam and Tamil, and questions the venue choices, suggesting her potential for larger arenas while emphasizing the intimate experience for attendees.

The article discusses a New Jersey town, Ocean Grove, embroiled in a legal battle over the closure of its beach on Sundays by a Christian nonprofit, sparking debates on religious imposition and public access rights.

The article focuses on the construction of sand dams in Kenya to ensure water availability. Topics include the process of building sand dams, their effectiveness in providing water, the importance of proper siting for their functionality, and how sand dams have become a popular solution in arid regions like Makueni County, aiding communities in accessing water throughout the year and mitigating the effects of prolonged droughts due to climate change.

The article focuses on the efforts of property owners in Salisbury Beach, Massachusetts, who spent nearly 600,000 U.S. dollar to protect their homes from storms by having sand dropped near their properties, only to see nearly half of it washed away by high tide and winds shortly after placement.

The article focuses on the expectations and pressure on Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, as he strives to lead the team to success and fulfill the long-standing desire for a championship among Bills fans.

The Jewish Museum is currently hosting an exhibition that explores the work and legacy of Gaby Aghion, the Egypt-born designer and entrepreneur who brought the breezy sensibilities of Alexandria to the world of French fashion. Aghion, who founded the brand Chloé in 1952, aimed to create airy and inventive dresses that possessed a special quality. The exhibition showcases the evolution of Chloé under different designers, including Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney, and Phoebe Philo, while paying tribute to Aghion's contribution to the fashion industry. The exhibition features photographs, garments, and a collection of Chloé blouses that reflect Aghion's love for the desert and the beach. [Extracted from the article]

The article previews the 2023 Beach Sessions Dance Series, which includes an adaptation of the 1991 dance "Beach Birds," at Rockaway Beach in Queens, New York on August 26, 2023, staged by Lent and Rashaun Mitchell.

The article reports that Jervon Sands, a 21-year-old from The Bahamas, has been selected as the 2024 Rhodes Scholar for the Commonwealth Caribbean, announced by Barbados President Dame Sandra Mason.

The article delves into a nostalgic tale set in 1973, where a young bricklayer's encounters with a girl named Corinna transform his perspective on work and life. Topics include the evolving dynamics at the construction site, the protagonist's gradual connection with Corinna, and the playful interactions amidst the demanding work environment.

The article focuses on the use of the positive vapor deposition (PVD) by eye wear pioneer Lary Sands in his collection of sunglasses for car maker Bugatti. Topics discussed include Optical Shop of Aspen started by Sands, metal accents and red enamel logos used while designing the collection for Bugatti, and diamond piece included in the Bugatti collection.

A review is offered for Club Med Québec Charlevoix ski resort, located in Quebec.

The article discusses the shift towards creating immersive and ecologically responsible landscapes by using high-performance plants and designing partnerships among plant communities, emphasizing abundance and biodiversity while reimagining traditional lawn-heavy landscapes.

The article focuses on the increasing number of rented lounge chairs on Greek beaches, leading to protests and demonstrations by locals and tourists who feel pushed out by the beach bars that own the chairs, as well as the movement called Save Paros Beaches that aims to reclaim public beach space.

The article focuses on the battle over the preservation of historic dune shacks on Cape Cod, which have served as a refuge for artists and writers, as the National Park Service plans to lease some of the shacks to selected bidders.

The article focuses on the late actor Julian Sands and his last movie "Double Soul," produced by John Sudheer Pudhota, with the Indian filmmaker praising Sands as an exceptional actor and expressing gratitude for the time spent with him.