Can the historic street retain its essential character even as its businesses grow more diverse?

DEAR ABBY: I am a 67-year-old divorced mother of five and grandmother of eight. My marriage to the father of my first four children ended 30 years ago because he was physically and emotionally abusive. After the divorce, I managed to put myself through college, and I am now a retired teacher. I also

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“It was like seeing somebody that you’ve been waiting on for a long time. It was a very magical moment.”

“I took this career to help people. I can’t always fix them, but I can make them feel better by clothing them.”

The controversy surfaced long-held debates about the pros and cons of attending each kind of university and, some say, ignored how HBCUs came to be.

“People are better at showing up to exercise when they’re motivated to keep up with, or maybe even beat, their friends.”

DEAR ABBY: My best friend and I are both male and 25. We’ve been friends since third grade. We were apart for four years of college and two years after because we were employed in different states. He has now been transferred and lives and works a few miles from where I do. We see each other frequen

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How to help teens help themselves: Have them mentor younger kids.

The average weekly allowance has rocketed up from $17 in 2016, according to a new survey. And the average age of a child receiving one is 14.

The #MeToo hashtag — born in October 2017 after sexual misconduct allegations against Harvey Weinstein were publicized — in many ways allowed those who had been victimized to reclaim their autonomy.

DEAR ABBY: I have a smartphone, and I love its convenience. I check my email, texts and voicemail three or four times a day and always try to respond promptly. But I do not carry my phone with me every moment of the day. Some family members insist that the polite thing to do is to return a text mes