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The car is cresting over the hills of Old Mission Peninsula, whipping around curves at 70mph. It is a clear, late summer night, 80 degrees. The air...
To this New Yorker, an annual drive along Route 28, through the heart of Catskill Park, is as essential to the autumn experience as pints of pumpkin...
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IT'S tough all over, but for Tijuana, the last few years have been murder. Terror fears? Let's build some walls. Illegal immigrant fears? More walls...
It is 105 stultifying degrees on rural Virginia farmland, and 8,700 sweaty people slog under heavy rifles and soaking layers of wool. For two days,...
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When Labor Day weekend comes to an end, and tourists have snapped up their last Black Dog t-shirt and devoured their last chunk of Murdick’s fudge,...
CONSUMING to excess — along with other various acts one regrets in the morning — is the reason people flock to Las Vegas year after year. And while...
WELCOME to August. Forecast? Sweaty. Times like these call for a contingency plan. And while you could beg your friends who planned ahead for couch...
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JAPAN is one of the shakiest places on earth. Consequently, kids grow up there thinking of earthquakes the way a New Yorker might think of...
We New Yorkers think of our city as the greatest food destination in the country, but San Francisco continues to give us a serious run for our money....
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Never mind what Hizzoner says. Coney Island? Over. Rapacious demolition there has left us with little more than developers' dismal dreams of condos...
If you think you have to take a cruise to see it, congratulations, you've been had. And if you think that going it alone means lots of expensive...
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REMEMBER that so-called endless winter we were all whining about not long ago? Safe to say it ended. Just be careful what you wish for. Peace out...
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