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1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Brad Townsend

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1 week ago | lancasteronline.com | Brad Townsend

FRISCO, Texas — Some pro golfers alleviate stress by reading books. Or streaming movies. Or meditating. Nelly Korda might be the only one who assembles LEGO sets. She says some of the more intricate sets take much of a tournament week to finish. She sometimes leaves the finished masterpiece in the Airbnb she rented that week, as a parting gift.

1 week ago | dailygazette.com | Brad Townsend

FRISCO, Texas — Some pro golfers alleviate stress by reading books. Or streaming movies. Or meditating. Nelly Korda might be the only one who assembles LEGO sets. She says some of the more intricate sets take much of a tournament week to finish. She sometimes leaves the finished masterpiece in the Airbnb she rented that week, as a parting gift. kAmp? F?:?E6?565 3@?FD 92D 366? 2? 6IEC2 4@??64E:@?

1 week ago | thederrick.com | Brad Townsend

FRISCO, Texas — Some pro golfers alleviate stress by reading books. Or streaming movies. Or meditating. Nelly Korda might be the only one who assembles LEGO sets. She says some of the more intricate sets take much of a tournament week to finish. She sometimes leaves the finished masterpiece in the Airbnb she rented that week, as a parting gift. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.

2 weeks ago | news-journal.com | Brad Townsend

Other holidays, anniversaries and milestones unequivocally are times of dread. Babe Laufenberg equates it to the reverse of a kid counting the days to Christmas. Instead of growing excitement, his gloom swells toward the exponentially crushing day itself. But Father’s Day? That one feels different. Bittersweet. Worth at least half-savoring. “Many times I tell people I have two boys,” he says. “I don’t put it in the past tense, that I had two boys. I still feel like I have two boys. One’s here.