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AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Menorca residents fight back against 800,000 tourists who treat their private homes like a photo set
Residents of a tiny private village on the Spanish island of Menorca are publicly shaming tourists who trespass on their property, climb their walls, and block their front doors, all for the sake of a selfie. Binibeca Vell, a whitewashed coastal enclave of 165 homes in southwest Menorca, posted a blunt message on its official […] The post Menorca residents fight back against 800,000 tourists who treat their private homes like a photo set appeared first on American Almanac .
Residents of a tiny private village on the Spanish island of Menorca are publicly shaming tourists who trespass on their property, climb their walls, and block their front doors, all for the sake of a selfie. Binibeca Vell, a whitewashed coastal enclave of 165 homes in southwest Menorca, posted a blunt message on its official Instagram account that opened with four words: "TOURISTS, GO HOME." The full statement, reported by the Daily Mail , went on to clarify that the community welcomes visitors, but not the ones who treat private residences like amusement-park scenery. More than 800,000 people now flood through the village every year. The community has roughly 200 residents. That ratio, about 4,000 tourists for every person who actually…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Henry Winkler opens up about his firing from 'Turner & Hooch' and decades of reported tension with Tom Hanks
Henry Winkler is revisiting the story behind his 1989 firing as director of "Turner & Hooch", and the long-simmering friction with Tom Hanks that followed it for more than three decades. In a sit-down with Graham Bensinger on his interview show "In Depth," Winkler walked through the chain of events that cost him the directing […] The post Henry Winkler opens up about his firing from 'Turner & Hooch' and decades of reported tension with Tom Hanks appeared first on American Almanac .
Henry Winkler is revisiting the story behind his 1989 firing as director of "Turner & Hooch", and the long-simmering friction with Tom Hanks that followed it for more than three decades. In a sit-down with Graham Bensinger on his interview show "In Depth," Winkler walked through the chain of events that cost him the directing job after just 13 days of filming, a sequence he says left him "devastated" and still colors his view of one of Hollywood's most bankable stars. Fox News Digital reported on Winkler's candid account, which included details about his own insecurity on set, the Disney executive who pulled the plug, and a denied request for a clip that kept the reported rift alive years later. Winkler, best known for playing the Fonz…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Moto Guzzi marks 105 years with a $58 million factory overhaul on Lake Como
Thousands of motorcycle riders descended on a small Italian lakeside town this month to celebrate Moto Guzzi's 105th anniversary, and to see the storied brand's newly renovated headquarters for the first time. Moto Guzzi unveiled its expanded factory, a new museum, and a redesigned headquarters in Mandello del Lario, Italy, on Thursday, September 3, 2026, […] The post Moto Guzzi marks 105 years with a $58 million factory overhaul on Lake Como appeared first on American Almanac .
Thousands of motorcycle riders descended on a small Italian lakeside town this month to celebrate Moto Guzzi's 105th anniversary, and to see the storied brand's newly renovated headquarters for the first time. Moto Guzzi unveiled its expanded factory, a new museum, and a redesigned headquarters in Mandello del Lario, Italy, on Thursday, September 3, 2026, kicking off the brand's annual World Guzzi Days gathering on the shores of Lake Como. The renovation added nearly 60,000 square feet of space, took five years to complete, and cost the company's parent, the Piaggio Group, more than 50 million euros, roughly $58 million. By Saturday, September 5, thousands of riders had filled the town for the main event, which included an informal…Open
AMERICANALMANAC (Lynn Jenkins) - Skeletal remains found in North Carolina woods in 1977 identified as 15-year-old Maryland runaway
Nearly half a century after skeletal remains turned up in the woods outside a North Carolina tire plant, state investigators used advanced DNA testing to put a name to the dead, a 15-year-old girl who ran away from home in Maryland and never came back. North Carolina's State Bureau of Investigation announced this week that […] The post Skeletal remains found in North Carolina woods in 1977 identified as 15-year-old Maryland runaway appeared first on American Almanac .
Nearly half a century after skeletal remains turned up in the woods outside a North Carolina tire plant, state investigators used advanced DNA testing to put a name to the dead, a 15-year-old girl who ran away from home in Maryland and never came back. North Carolina's State Bureau of Investigation announced this week that remains discovered on December 29, 1977, belong to Cindy Marcell Blizzard, a teenager from Monkton, Maryland, who left home in the spring of that year. The SBI is treating her death as a homicide. No arrests have been made, and the cause of death remains unknown. The remains, skeletal by the time they were found, lay in woods near a Firestone tire manufacturing plant in Wilson County, a rural area roughly 60 miles east…Open