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Harris Blackwood: Entering the season now known as pumpkin spice
Harris Blackwood
Harris Blackwood
Harris Blackwood
Columnist
Updated: Sep 8, 2017, 3:21 PM
Published: Sep 10, 2017, 5:00 AM
We have turned another page on the calendar and are now in the season of pumpkin spice. I’m not quite sure of the genesis of pumpkin spice. Some point to Starbucks, who introduced it into a latte in the first decade of this century. We are still trying to figure out what to call that, the zeros, “the oughts” or something like that.
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Column: FDR and the South helped each other out
Ronda Rich
Ronda Rich
Ronda Rich
For The Times
Published: Apr 8, 2025, 10:33 PM
Most admire Franklin D. Roosevelt, a crafty, pleasant, get-it-done type of President. He had been raised as an only child to his mother and father, though he had step-siblings. He was tremendously spoiled, but not in the way that turned him mean.
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