Those of us who live in or near Washington, DC, have access to amazing documents, among them the Declaration of Independence. I wonder how many...
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Silvermine Tavern, perched on a meandering river where New Canaan, Wilton and Norwalk, Ct., meet, is more than 200 years old, and worth every minute...
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Mount Vernon was always one of my favorite trips when I was a child; my mother believed only in educational vacations, and I far preferred it to...
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Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia, has had a checkered past, to say the least. During the Civil War it changed hands between the Union and the...
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Richmond, Virginia, was, in many ways, a precursor of the current radical change in the racial climate in most of this nation. On July 10, 1996,...
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New York, New YorkA wonderful town!The damaged planeDidn't go upside down.The pilot's a mensch, not a fool or a clown.New York, New York.It's...
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For a while, I lived on Court Street in Brooklyn, NY, and sometimes shopped in the Middle Eastern markets on Atlantic Avenue, which crossed Court...
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For DC travelers, it’s a shortish drive. But even if one needs to fly in, all-inclusive vacations in New York’s Catskill Mountains can be...
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No matter which side you are on in the 2008 presidential election, one thing is beyond doubt: Many Americans are suffering from the economic...
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