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Panel OKs Ridgewood Landmark District
by Robert Pozarycki The City Council
Times Newsweekly, Fri Dec 04 11:42:10 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
Opera House takes on fresh identity
You are probably familiar with The Middle - you've probably even been there, whether it was to catch a music show, a performance by the local theatre group, or maybe once upon a time, even ...
Concord Monitor, Thu Dec 03 05:02:42 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
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Christmas in Cologne: Positively medieval
Nowhere does Christmas markets quite like the German city of Cologne, says Nick Trend.
Daily Telegraph, Wed Dec 02 03:22:47 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
WCHS House Tour Dec. 6
Built in 1880, the gothic Romanesque architecture of First Congregational Church was the vision of Chicago architect W.H. Wilcox. The impressive structure has a vast history and still boast...
Winona Post, Mon Nov 30 09:52:11 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
Museu d'Art de Catalunya Celebrates 75th Anniversary with Exhibition
The museum brought together 75 masterpieces of Catalan art belonging to private collections. Photo: EFE/Julián Martín. BARCELONA.- It is now 75 years since the inauguration of the Museu d
Art Daily, Tue Dec 01 19:14:39 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
Rhine cruise: A journey through the heart of Europe
Teresa Machan passes through a spectacular landscape of fairy-tale castles and cathedrals.
Daily Telegraph, Tue Dec 01 08:37:48 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
Macaroon magnifique
SAINT-EMILION, France - This medieval town in southwestern France is famous for Romanesque ruins, lush vineyards, and lighter-than-air macaroons. While a half-dozen bakeries along the narro...
Boston Globe, Sun Nov 29 09:59:27 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
Art Treasures Dazzle in New V&A Galleries: Martin Gayford
Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Where would you go to see the range of artistic achievement in Europe from the reign of the Emperor Constantine to the age of Shakespeare?
Bloomberg, Mon Nov 30 16:46:59 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
Following The Pilgrims
Walking through southern France is how I described the theme of my trip to the Languedoc region, but given that the area is not well-known as a hiking destination, no one could quite envisi...
The Chattanoogan, Mon Nov 30 15:04:06 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
Wheeling puts the sparkle in the holiday season
Wheeling, W.Va., known for illumination, offers everything from the brilliant Winter Festival of Lights at Oglebay Resort to bulbs that shine inside thousands of slot machines at Wheeling I...
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Mon Nov 30 09:19:17 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
A tour of your hometown
After all the leftovers are eaten, and you're tired of even the turkey soup, turkey enchiladas and pie crusts, you might start to feel a little stir crazy. And if you have a lot of family m...
The Argus Leader, Sat Nov 28 23:59:17 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
City Slicker: Geneva
Why visit? With more routes going into Geneva from the UK this winter
Independent, Sat Nov 28 16:49:11 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
Atalanta striker Tiribocchi excited by Roma interest
Atalanta striker Simone Tiribocchi is excited by interest from Roma . read more
tribalfootball.com, Sat Nov 28 17:31:21 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
Hometown favorites: Keep the fun -- and dollars -- in South Florida with these tic...
Why should tourists get all the fun? Locals deserve some of South Florida's pleasures, too.
Miami Herald, Sat Nov 28 10:25:12 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
On the Market: Fatio-designed El Brillo Way home recalls Palm Beach of 1930s
A Monterey-style estate at 300 El Brillo Way has the sort of familial provenance that likely would have secured it a place among Palm Beach's significant homes, even if its red-brick archit...
Palm Beach Daily News, Sat Nov 28 00:54:58 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
Art Treasures Dazzle in New V&A Galleries: Martin Gayford
Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Where would you go to see the range of artistic achievement in Europe from the reign of the Emperor Constantine to the age of Shakespeare?
Bloomberg, Mon Nov 30 16:25:47 PST 2009 • Found on Yahoo! News
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