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A Newport mansion is being restored with a staircase technique dating to the 1500s; instead of modern exposed fasteners, craftsmen lock the wooden steps together with mortises and wedges

IndmediaSeptember 10, 20260

The project’s heart is a dramatic helical staircase with laminated curved stringers and mortised-and-wedged treads and risers. As per reports,…

Who is Rohit Rohit? Man who stalked woman for months before fatal Sacramento shooting

IndmediaSeptember 10, 20260

Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said Rohit and the woman had known each other through work. Rohit Rohit, 22, allegedly stalked…

‘He has no business being in our country’: Indian-origin man charged in crash that killed US woman

IndmediaSeptember 10, 20260

Indian-origin semi-truck driver Manjit Singh. An Indian-origin semi-truck driver has been charged with aggravated vehicular homicide after allegedly causing a…

An Idaho bridge sat unused for 56 years after mining cut off its road; in 2025, it reopened for wildlife, where nearly 75 animals had been struck within two miles in a decade

IndmediaSeptember 10, 20260

In 1969, a bridge over Interstate 90 and the South Fork Coeur d’Alene River near Osburn, Idaho, was built. For…

In 1883, Hawaii successfully introduced African Guinea grass for livestock feed; 143 years later, the 9-foot invasive grass can produce 9,000 seeds per plant and has a 0.89 fire-risk score

IndmediaSeptember 10, 20260

Representative Image (AI-generated) What was once introduced as a useful pasture grass has become part of Hawaii’s growing invasive-species and…

A 1950s farm pond at one of Georgia’s busiest parks had leaking banks, failing pipes and decades of sediment; Roswell spent $3.1 million rebuilding it to manage runoff from 52 acres

IndmediaSeptember 10, 20260

Habitat features float near the centre of Roswell Area Park’s restored pond. A farm pond built in the 1950s at…

In 1816, Kentucky Shakers built a dwelling where newcomers learned about the community; the last surviving North Lot building is now getting a $1.5M restoration to reopen by 2029

IndmediaSeptember 10, 20260

Shaker believers in Mercer County began dismantling a frame house on December 16, 1816, to build a new dwelling about…

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