As winter settles in and daylight fades early, Americans long have turned to books for comfort, curiosity and company. The good news this holiday season is that the bookstores which make that habit possible are rebounding, too.
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- Bill Finley Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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The nation's biggest bookseller is hoping smaller footprints like Tucson's new store will create more opportunities to expand brand nationwide.
- Gabriela Rico
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Barnes & Noble is experiencing strong sales in its existing stores and has been opening new locations, including at Tucson Mall, after more than 15 years of declining store numbers.
- By JOSEPH PISANI, Associated Press
Barnes & Noble said the personal information of its shoppers may have been stolen after its computer systems were hacked.
- Tom Precious News Albany Bureau Chief
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The state’s Joint Commission on Public Ethics requires Cuomo, and thousands of other state officials, to file details about their finances.
- Sara Brown
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All events are free unless otherwise noted.
- Alicia Vega
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Calling all muggles! It's time to celebrate the release of the newest addition to the Harry Potter Saga, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and…
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- Alicia Vega Arizona Daily Star
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Calling all muggles! It's time to celebrate the release of the newest addition to the Harry Potter Saga, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and…
- By Angela Pittenger Arizona Daily Star
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B-Fest features author signings, writer workshops, panel discussions.
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- Angela Pittenger | This Is Tucson
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Here's a roundup of story-time events to take the kids to this week.
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