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August 18, 2026

A few nights ago, your writer involuntarily hosted a full-grown pair of chattering-snarling raccoons (Procyon lotor, subsp. Psora), this year’s generation of the familiar mammal. They are not a surviving population of a native, nocturnal species, but feral escapees or irresponsibly-abandoned animals now free to maraud the human habitations of our fair city, leaving destruction in their wake. Who’s to blame? At a pivotal moment in the expansion of his business “Kingdom,” Walt Disney entered into an agreement with the ABC (American Broadcasting Company) Network to manufacture a weekly, hour-long TV program aimed at family audiences with an emphasis on its appeal to children. This commitment enabled the Walt Disney Company to secure much of the needed capital to build the first-of-its-kind amusement park in Anaheim, CA. From the beginning, Walt and his creative team envisioned one of the divisions of the park to be themed on the folktales and

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2026
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August 18, 2026

A few nights ago, your writer involuntarily hosted a full-grown pair of chattering-snarling raccoons (Procyon lotor, subsp. Psora), this year’s

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2025
Historic Hawthorne building with Jim Thorpe Blvd sign, showcasing vintage architecture and local history.
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April 15, 2025

April 15, 2025 “Old School” Looking out from the tree-shaded Park onto busy Prairie Avenue, the building named to commemorate

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2024
Ancient Roman bathhouse with people relaxing in hot pools, surrounded by grand columns and classical architecture, showcasing historical leisure practices.
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April Newsletter 2024

HAWTHORNE HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESERVATION. COLLECTION. RESEARCH. INTERPRETATION. April     Change is in the air this month. If you’re an

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2023
Historic Hawthorne shopping mall escalator scene, showing shoppers and storefronts in black and white.
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June Newsletter 2023

HAWTHORNE HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESERVATION. COLLECTION. RESEARCH. INTERPRETATION.     Summer changes the whole picture. It alters every human activity to

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