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Sep 6th 2019
Community, Great Outdoors
Bug Light has weathered storms, harbored spirits, and guided ships around Long Island’s North Fork for almost 150 years

Bug Light has weathered storms, harbored spirits, and guided ships around Long Island’s North Fork for almost 150 years

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Aug 29th 2019
Great Outdoors, Road Culture
Searching for Champ: Lake Champlain’s mythical monster is either a gentle giant or a silly hoax

Searching for Champ: Lake Champlain’s mythical monster is either a gentle giant or a silly hoax

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Aug 25th 2019
Community, Great Outdoors
Deer, dunes, and drag: Fire Island has been a summer safe haven for the LGBTQ community since the 1940s

Deer, dunes, and drag: Fire Island has been a summer safe haven for the LGBTQ community since the 1940s

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Aug 18th 2019
News & Events, Road Culture
Old-skoolie: A formerly-yellow school bus turned tiny home hosts wine tours and wedding parties

Old-skoolie: A formerly-yellow school bus turned tiny home hosts wine tours and wedding parties

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Aug 16th 2019
Community, Features
The Naked Cowboy exposed: A day in the life of Times Square’s most famous one-man show

The Naked Cowboy exposed: A day in the life of Times Square’s most famous one-man show

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Aug 10th 2019
Road Culture
The ruins of Bannerman’s Castle, an abandoned military surplus warehouse, still stand in the middle of the Hudson River

The ruins of Bannerman’s Castle, an abandoned military surplus warehouse, still stand in the middle of the Hudson River

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Jul 21st 2019
News & Events, Road Culture
Sundae Sunday: Twistee Treat is giving away free ice cream at its whimsical, cone-shaped shops on National Ice Cream Day

Sundae Sunday: Twistee Treat is giving away free ice cream at its whimsical, cone-shaped shops on National Ice Cream Day

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Jul 19th 2019
Road Culture
Foolish mortals beware: House of Frankenstein transports guests into a world of horror, history, and wax dioramas

Foolish mortals beware: House of Frankenstein transports guests into a world of horror, history, and wax dioramas

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Jul 8th 2019
Road Culture
Big Duck Energy: Discovering dinosaur eggs, satanic panic, and fowl facts at a Long Island landmark

Big Duck Energy: Discovering dinosaur eggs, satanic panic, and fowl facts at a Long Island landmark

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Jun 29th 2019
Great Outdoors
Secrecy and conspiracy theories abound at Camp Hero, the abandoned military base that inspired ‘Stranger Things’

Secrecy and conspiracy theories abound at Camp Hero, the abandoned military base that inspired ‘Stranger Things’

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Jun 25th 2019
Community
The Stonewall Inn is more than just a bar—it’s the birthplace of the LGBTQ rights movement

The Stonewall Inn is more than just a bar—it’s the birthplace of the LGBTQ rights movement

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Jun 24th 2019
Great Outdoors
Lavender fields and baby goats are helping make Governors Island a zero waste park

Lavender fields and baby goats are helping make Governors Island a zero waste park

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Jun 21st 2019
News & Events, Road Culture
The once-abandoned Buffalo Central Terminal turns 90, and volunteers are slowly bringing it back to life

The once-abandoned Buffalo Central Terminal turns 90, and volunteers are slowly bringing it back to life

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Jun 18th 2019
Community, News & Events
Coney Island’s Mermaid Parade kicks off summer with body glitter, sequin tails, and tongue-in-cheek activism

Coney Island’s Mermaid Parade kicks off summer with body glitter, sequin tails, and tongue-in-cheek activism

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Jun 10th 2019
Community
A tour of Ellis Island’s abandoned hospital complex reveals a historic—and complicated—gateway to America

A tour of Ellis Island’s abandoned hospital complex reveals a historic—and complicated—gateway to America

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Jun 5th 2019
Great Outdoors
Bottles, boats, and bones: Search for treasure in the mid-century trash of Dead Horse Bay

Bottles, boats, and bones: Search for treasure in the mid-century trash of Dead Horse Bay

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May 31st 2019
News & Events, Road Culture
The Magic Forest is closed, but you can still own a piece of the storybook park’s mangy menagerie

The Magic Forest is closed, but you can still own a piece of the storybook park’s mangy menagerie

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May 28th 2019
News & Events, Road Culture
Swan dresses and Salisbury steak trains: Art meets fashion meets camp—and literal meat—at the Met

Swan dresses and Salisbury steak trains: Art meets fashion meets camp—and literal meat—at the Met

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May 20th 2019
News & Events, Road Culture
You can now relive the golden age of air travel at the 1960s TWA terminal-turned-hotel

You can now relive the golden age of air travel at the 1960s TWA terminal-turned-hotel

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May 10th 2019
Community, Road Culture
At America’s first pet cemetery, beloved animals—from lizards to lions—find a peaceful resting place

At America’s first pet cemetery, beloved animals—from lizards to lions—find a peaceful resting place

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May 6th 2019
News & Events, Road Culture
I expected to hate New York City’s newest Instagram backdrop—but Vessel is actually charming

I expected to hate New York City’s newest Instagram backdrop—but Vessel is actually charming

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Apr 18th 2019
News & Events
Bonkers for bonnets: At the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade, nothing is too ridiculous to be worn as a hat

Bonkers for bonnets: At the Fifth Avenue Easter Parade, nothing is too ridiculous to be worn as a hat

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Apr 4th 2019
Road Culture
Here’s your chance to see NYC’s dazzling, abandoned City Hall station—without risking a criminal trespass charge

Here’s your chance to see NYC’s dazzling, abandoned City Hall station—without risking a criminal trespass charge

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Mar 27th 2019
Community
For some of the most interesting art in NYC, visit the Living Museum at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center

For some of the most interesting art in NYC, visit the Living Museum at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center

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