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National Life Writing Month: Preserving the Stories That Define Us
National Life Writing Month: Preserving the Stories That Define Us National Life Writing Month: Every November, as writers around the world dive into NaNoWriMo—National Novel Writing Month—another quieter, deeply personal celebration unfolds: National Life Writing Month. This month-long observance encourages people to turn inward and document the most meaningful story they’ll ever tell—their own. For…
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Celebrate National Punctuation Day: Give Your Ancestors the Gift of a Well Punctuated Story
Celebrate National Punctuation Day: Give Your Ancestors the Gift of a Well Punctuated Story Celebrate National Punctuation Day which is celebrated every year on September 24. Sounds a bit nerdy? Maybe. But genealogists and family historians know that a single comma or semicolon can change the meaning of a sentence (just ask the heirs who fought…
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Preserving 9/11 Memories for Future Generations
Preserving 9/11 Memories for Future Generations Patriots Day – in remembrance of the Attack on America on September 11, 2001 – is observed each year in the United States on September 11th. September 11, 2001 is a day forever etched in our collective memory. For those of us who lived through it, the images and…
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One Small Step, One Giant Family History Conversation
One Small Step: Turn July 20, 1969 into a genealogy goldmine. Learn how to capture Apollo 11 memories through oral history interviews before they’re gone.
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MyHeritage Omni Discount: 50% Off Runs July 20-24 Only
MyHeritage Omni Discount: Get 50% off MyHeritage Omni before July 24: unlimited trees, 40 billion records, AI Scribe, OldNews archives, and more.
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National Ice Cream Day: Family History and Food Memories
National Ice Cream Day 2026 falls on July 19. Learn how dairy farm censuses, soda fountains, and old family recipes can crack open your genealogy research.