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This #WeekendWednesday, we're pleased to welcome you to tranquility in 360. Use the controls to explore this treetop soaking cabana at Lakeview at Fontana, perfect for a romantic getaway. Bonus: Can you spot an item from North Carolina's king of romance, Nicholas Sparks? | Visit North Carolina

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They Stole Their Beach in 1924. 98 Years Later, Justice Returned It. In 1912, Willa and Charles Bruce bought a piece of California beachfront for $1,225 and built Bruce's Beach—the first Black-owned resort in Southern California. By 1916 it was thriving. Families from all over Los Angeles came to swim, dance, and enjoy freedom at the only beach where they weren't segregated. But white Manhattan Beach residents couldn't accept Black entrepreneurship. When Klan terrorism failed to drive them out,

Betty Reid Soskin, who retired at 100 as the oldest U.S. Park Ranger, has died at the age of 104. Soskin contributed to the planning of the Rosie the River WWII Homefront National Historical Park, where she later worked as a ranger, sharing stories of her own experiences as a Black woman working under segregation on the homefront during World War II. Soskin was also a talented musician and founder of legendary record store Reid's Records in Berkeley, California. | HISTORY