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AMERICAN-JOURNAL FEATURE STORY ARCHIVES
Americana
Hull’s Drive-In
It was a hot, sticky August evening, and the sun was still high as cars filled with families began lining up along the gravel drive leading into Hull’s Drive-In Theatre in Rockbridge County, Va.
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People
EMT
Emergency medical technicians and paramedics provide care to the sick and injured until the patients are in the care of a doctor at a hospital. From car crashes to heart attacks, EMTs and paramedics must be prepared to handle any situation in which someone’s health and safety may be compromised.
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Places
iWashington
Washington, D.C., is one of the most photographed cities in the United States. Its people, culture and icons are continually framed by professional and amateur photographers alike.
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Culture
All Thrifty States
From small towns to big cities, thrift stores pepper the American landscape. Charities operate most of the nation’s thrift stores, using the proceeds to advance their causes. Goodwill and The Salvation Army are among the most recognized charities that run thrift stores; however, thousands of lesser-known groups and churches also operate such stores.
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Current Affairs
Legal Stranger
Amy and Alex traveled from their home in Virginia to nearby Washington, D.C., on March 20, 2010, to exchange wedding vows. The women had been together for four years when the District legalized same-sex marriage, and they were eager to tie the knot.
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