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Not The Office , But Former UW Professor Documentary Airs on PBS

There's no tales of Michael Scott or Dwight Schrute appearing on this documentary that PBS is airing, but it does involve a former University of Wyoming professor in his pursuit of tracking down a historical rock in the Rocky Mountains. The documentary film is called 'Morfar's View of the Winds' and PBS aired it tonight (October 11th), and will air it Tuesday, October 19th at 9:30 p.m.

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Documentary About Former UW Professor to Air on Wyoming PBS | News

Documentary About Former UW Professor to Air on Wyoming PBS | News
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Documentary about former UW professor to air on Wyoming PBS

Documentary about former UW professor to air on Wyoming PBS
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The No 1 emerging property market in America isn t in Texas or Florida — you may never even have heard of it

The No. 1 emerging property market in America isn’t in Texas or Florida you may never even have heard of it MarketWatch 5/5/2021 Jacob Passy © Getty Images Homes in warmer states like Florida have been like catnip to Americans wishing to relocate. Could that be about to change? Home prices are rising across the country as Americans rush to purchase houses, driven in part by a newfound ability to work remotely as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. But where are they set to rise the most? Not in the Sun Belt, by and large, according to a new index. The Emerging Housing Markets Index from the Wall Street Journal and Realtor.com analyzed the 300 largest metropolitan areas across the country. Each housing market was evaluated based on a range of factors related to real estate, economic vitality and quality of life.

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