Tucked away from the spotlight and hidden in plain sight, this is a journey into one of the world’s most overlooked nations.

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Three local teens took home prizes in the Carpinteria Valley Association’s climate change essay contest: Evelyn Calkins, Anna Morrison and Luka Donahue.

Starting on Aug. 25, 1835, the New York City newspaper The Sun published a six-part series of pseudo-astronomical articles.