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THE ATTIC
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- 1Homeowner completes miserable attic wire-running job●Crawled into the tightest corner of the attic to facilitate getting a wire into the eaves. Miserable job but I was succe
A homeowner crawled into the tightest corner of their attic to run a wire into the eaves, describing the job as miserable but successful. They expect to be itchy for a few days from contact with insulation but are glad the work is done, with a string now in place to help pull the wire through.
- 2Court Weighs Whether an Attic Counts as an Accessory Apartment●The Newell Court Case: When Is an Attic an ADU?
A legal dispute known as the Newell court case is raising the question of when an attic space can be counted as an accessory dwelling unit. The case, covered by the Amherst Indy, touches on how local zoning rules define ADUs and could shape what homeowners in the area are allowed to build or rent within their existing houses.
- 3Retro video games could now be worth thousands▼These retro video games could be worth hundreds or even thousands
Some old video games are now valuable collector's items, potentially worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars. According to WFTV, certain retro titles have appreciated significantly, meaning games gathering dust in attics could fetch serious money from collectors and resellers.
- 4Woman Found Held Captive in Attic Near Boston; Man Charged●Woman Is Found Captive in Attic Near Boston, Leading to Charges for Man https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/29/us/massachuse
A woman was discovered being held captive in an attic in Massachusetts, near Boston, according to a New York Times report. A man now faces kidnapping and sex trafficking charges in connection with the case. The discovery has drawn widespread attention online, with readers reacting to the disturbing nature of the allegations and following the criminal proceedings as they develop.
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Chicago's Goodman Theatre has shared a video excerpt of Scene 3 from its production of THE ATTIC. The clip gives audiences a preview of the staging ahead of or during its run, offering a look at the play's performances and design. Theatre fans following the show online are watching the excerpt to get a sense of the production before attending.
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Firefighters in Columbus responded to an attic fire that officials say was caused by a lightning strike. No injuries or details on damage have been reported so far. The incident drew local attention as severe storms moved through the area, prompting reminders about electrical fires after thunderstorms.