After fleeing Nazi Germany, Mathias Goeritz settled in Mexico, where he became famous for his art and sculpture.

A retro Lakewood diner serves hearty breakfasts, easygoing charm, and a morning rhythm that feels comfortingly familiar.

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Justin Crawford goes 2-for-3 in the spring opener, while Nolan Hoffman’s inning unravels after a dropped foul ball extends play.

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