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    May 12, 2013 |Story| Allentown Morning Call

  1. Best Travel Deals

    $355 FINGER LAKES WINE FESTIVAL July 13-14, See the largest showcase of New York State wines with 80 wineries paired with regional artisans, music, culinary classes and breweries all in one beautiful location. Tour the Corning Glass Center and enjoy a...

    Tags: Colonial Williamsburg, Fort Lauderdale, Gardens and Parks, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Diving

    2. Apr 17, 2013 |Story| Glendale News Press

  2. Margaret M. Moses 10/05/1913 - 03/18/2013

    Rose Margaret McBride was born in Grand Junction, Colorado, the second of three daughters of father James Guyn McBride and mother Ruth Burnham McBride. Though her given name was Rose, she was always called Margaret, as her Aunt Rose McBride, her namesake, was very much a part of the family. Margaret grew up on the high desert in eastern Utah, where her father was the proprietor of the Cisco Mercantile Company. He ran the General Store and managed the stock scales in Cisco, Utah, a stop on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad. Cisco was a tiny town. Margaret and her sisters, Ellen and Katherine, attended a one room school house, and their teachers frequently boarded at the McBride home.
    Rose Margaret McBride was born in Grand Junction, Colorado, the second of three daughters of father James Guyn McBride and mother Ruth Burnham McBride. Though her given name was Rose, she was always called Margaret, as her Aunt Rose McBride, her namesake,...
    3. Mar 19, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  3. And for Bloomberg's next NYC trick, making cigarettes disappear

    At this rate, New York City is going to run out of vices before it sees another mayor. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has announced new city legislation that would force retail stores to keep cigarettes out of customers' sight, hidden behind curtains or...

    Tags: New York City, Michael Bloomberg, Human Rights, Politics

    4. Dec 7, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. Jeff Speck's 'Walkable City' a recipe for vibrant street life

    -------------------- Walkable City How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time Jeff Speck Farrar, Straus and Giroux: 296 pp., $27 -------------------- If you grew up, as I did, in a pedestrian city, much of Jeff Speck's "Walkable City: How...

    Tags: Lincoln Center, Highway Transportation, Public Transportation, Rockefeller Center, Manhattan (New York City)

    5. Sep 21, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. Save the Mechanic

    Robert Moses told Baltimore to put a highway through Mount Vernon Square. Aren't you glad Baltimore did not listen?
    Robert Moses told Baltimore to put a highway through Mount Vernon Square. Aren't you glad Baltimore did not listen? William Donald Schaefer and every public official in Maryland wanted to put an interstate highway through Fell's Point that would have run...

    Tags: Inner Harbor, Highway Transportation, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Harbor East, William Donald Schaefer

    6. Jun 23, 2012 |Story| WPIX-LTV

  6. Divers Find Body Of Missing Boater Involved In Crash Off Long Island Saturday

    It took more than eight hours but they finally found him.
    Staff Reporter
    It took more than eight hours but they finally found him. A Suffolk County police diver found the body of Christopher Mannino, 39, of West Islip, Saturday afternoon in the Great South Bay. He was discovered about 1:30 p.m., after he was thrown from a...

    Tags: Great South Bay, Long Island, Radio, West Islip, Hatteras

    7. Jul 7, 2012 |Story| Hartford Courant

  7. Long Island's Jones Beach An East Coast Favorite

    WANTAGH, N.Y. — It's hard to say what it is exactly that makes one beach nicer than another. Is it the sand? The water? The size of the waves? Nearby attractions, such as a boardwalk or gift shops?
    The Hartford Courant
    WANTAGH, N.Y. — It's hard to say what it is exactly that makes one beach nicer than another. Is it the sand? The water? The size of the waves? Nearby attractions, such as a boardwalk or gift shops? Whatever it is, Jones Beach on Long Island's south...

    Tags: Jones Beach State Park, Long Island Expressway, Gardens and Parks, Beach Vacations, Long Island

    8. May 6, 2012 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Book review: 'The Passage of Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson' by Robert Caro

    The Passage of Power
    Special to the Los Angeles Times
    The Passage of Power The Years of Lyndon Johnson Robert Caro Alfred A. Knopf: 736 pp., $35 "The Passage of Power," the fourth volume in Robert Caro's epic biography of Lyndon Baines Johnson, encompasses the period of LBJ's deepest humiliation and...

    Tags: Poverty, Civil Rights, Political Corruption, Chicago Tribune, Human Interest

    9. Sep 4, 2011 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. New York Public Library gives up some of its secrets

    In my family, we've never recognized a distinction between happiness and the handling of books.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    In my family, we've never recognized a distinction between happiness and the handling of books. Books in libraries, books in shops. Books that take you places, and books you can steal from — like Norman Maclean's memoir, "A River Runs Through It,"...

    Tags: Arts and Culture, The Rolling Stones (music group), Adventures in Wonderland (tv program) , New York, Tourism and Leisure

    10. Feb 1, 2012 |Story| WTXX-LTV

  10. The Life of a City: A new documentary looks to urban planning to solve tomorrow's problems

    If you're optimistic about our chances of tackling the big challenges facing humanity in the 21st century &mdash; poverty, overpopulation, the environment, the fair allocation of political power &mdash; then you're likely to feel good about the state of cities. After all, over 50 percent of the world's population now lives in cities, and experts expect that number to soar to something like 70 percent by the middle of this century. If the aforementioned problems are to be solved, their solutions will probably be found in an urban context. Cities consume 75 percent of world energy, so a small improvement in urban power usage can have a huge effect. <em>Urbanized</em>, a new feature-length documentary by filmmaker Gary Hustwit (<em>Helvetica</em>, <em>Objectified</em>), explores the world of contemporary urban design, showcasing how city planning is likely to shape the ways we live and think about shared communal space well into the future. (The film premieres in Hartford this week.) Whether we have good reason to be optimistic is a question left unanswered by the documentary.
    If you're optimistic about our chances of tackling the big challenges facing humanity in the 21st century — poverty, overpopulation, the environment, the fair allocation of political power — then you're likely to feel good about the state of...

    Tags: Real Art Ways, Rem Koolhaas, Movies, Arts and Culture, Jane Jacobs

    11. Dec 5, 2011 |Story| WPIX-LTV

  11. Search For Missing Prostitute Continues At Gilgo Beach

    The search for Long Island's serial killer continues to stymy cops.
    pix11.com | @colekirstin
    The search for Long Island's serial killer continues to stymy cops. The FBI and Suffolk County Police Dept. (SCPD) have been analyzing aerial photos for months taken of miles along Long Island's south shore. Yet despite having searched virtually the...

    Tags: Suffolk County (New York), Criminals, Prostitution, Long Island, FBI

    12. Jul 5, 2011 |Story| KTUU

  12. Golovin Teen Wins Fund the Future Scholarship

    Each month Channel Two News awards a scholarship to a deserving student. This month's "Fund the Future" winner comes from Golovin a village 70 miles east of Nome.
    Channel 2 News
    Each month Channel Two News awards a scholarship to a deserving student. This month's "Fund the Future" winner comes from Golovin a village 70 miles east of Nome. While his friends dreamed of leaving home, Robert Moses, Jr. spends a lot of time...

    Tags: Colleges and Universities, Awards and Prizes, Human Interest

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