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With its cheap land, fertile soil, few pests other than hungry moose, and a growing season that is being drawn out by global warming, Alaska is becoming increasingly attractive to a younger generation of farmers. https://t.co/JuiqCmZqgw — PolitiTweet.org

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After train geek Eddie Sporn helped realize his dream of getting Amtrak to run a line from Manhattan to Pittsfield, Massachusetts, he became an “ambassador” for the route, a.k.a. schmooze master. https://t.co/CapqEuMrZe — PolitiTweet.org

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“The history of American home cooking is measured in unruly women who win book contracts,” Helen Rosner wrote, in 2019, in an ode to the cookbook author Sheila Lukins. https://t.co/PF8tRbxKUQ — PolitiTweet.org

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