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The listing agent said there was a lot of interest in the home, resulting in 20 offers in just 14 days.“I knew there were a lot of ‘Golden Girls’ fans in the world but I had no idea there were this many,” Rachelle Rosten of Douglas Elliman told the Wall Street Journal. "There were people who loved the house, there were people who loved the lot and/or location, and there were people who loved the show," Rosten told HouseBeautiful.com.The new homeowners are reportedly not fans of the 1980s show, but appreciated the home’s architecture and location.A replica of the home was built on Disney's Hollywood Studios after the first season of the show, but was torn down in 2003.“The Golden Girls” ran from 1985 to 1992 and starred Betty White as Rose, Rue McClanahan as Blanche, Bea Arthur as Dorothy, and Estelle Getty as Sophia. 828

The president appeared to respond to the Post’s story, tweeting Thursday morning: “We do have a Trade Deficit with Canada, as we do with almost all countries (some of them massive). P.M. Justin Trudeau of Canada, a very good guy, doesn’t like saying that Canada has a Surplus vs. the U.S.(negotiating), but they do...they almost all do...and that’s how I know!” 361

The jury acquitted him of causing the death of a second patient, 51-year-old Price Hill grandmother Lisa Anne Hawkey, but convicted him of two counts of illegally prescribing Oxycodone, Xanax, Ambien and other drugs to her. Testimony showed that Hawkey had a slew of drugs in her system, including prescription medicine that Sakkal had given to her, when she was discovered dead on Valentine's Day 2016. She left behind eight children and stepchildren along with 10 grandchildren. “We miss her… she’s missed out on a lot and it’s sad,” Hawkey's brother Geoff Fields said. “To me it was all about his money. He (Sakkal) didn’t care about anybody.” 646

The photograph was taken by Hugo Burnand in the garden of Clarence House this summer. pic.twitter.com/JeLfgVsEwY— Clarence House (@ClarenceHouse) December 14, 2018 163

The man is currently isolated after arriving Wednesday night at Palm Beach International Airport aboard a JetBlue flight, according to the Florida Department of Health.JetBlue flight 253 landed at 8:53 p.m., but the airplane remained on the tarmac instead of proceeding to gate C12.Passengers departed the aircraft around 10:45 p.m. and given directions by Dr. Alina Alonso, the health director in Palm Beach County, to call the health department with any concerns.According to passengers on the plane, the man was wearing a mask and gloves."His wife was sitting in the same row as me and mentioned to others that he wasn't feeling well," passenger Scott Rodman said. "She said he had gotten a phone call with his test results right before we had taken off, implying that he had a positive test but not actually saying it.""An individual on this flight got a text that he tested positive for the coronavirus," Alonso told passengers at the airport. "He has not been coughing or sneezing or anything on the plane. At this point, you're free to walk around and move around because, most likely, you're not going to have anything because there was no activity. The way you get this virus is somebody has to cough or sneeze on you."The Florida Department of Health said Thursday that passengers within close contact of the man have been told to self-monitor and that they will be contacted by the Palm Beach County Health Department soon.The Palm Beach International Airport sterilized the limited-containment area where the passengers deplaned, which was a separate location from the main terminals of the airport.On Thursday morning, hazardous materials crews wearing white and yellow protective suits could be seen going on and off the aircraft carrying bags.Read JetBlue's statement in full below."The health and safety of our customers and crewmembers is our top priority. We're asking customers who do not feel well or are concerned they may have coronavirus to not fly until cleared to travel by a doctor or health professional. JetBlue is currently waiving change and cancellation fees to allow customers the opportunity to change or pause their travel plans should they need to. In last night's case, our crewmembers did an incredible job coordinating with health authorities. After health officials allowed customers to disembark, we conducted a thorough sanitizing of the aircraft according to CDC guidance. We have also sanitized common areas in both airport terminals involved. We will continue to coordinate closely with health officials and provide them any additional information required.This story was originally published by Victoria Lewis on 2658