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Oct 9th 2020
Extraordinary Places, Road Culture
Fortune tellers and face masks: How Coney Island is riding out the pandemic

Fortune tellers and face masks: How Coney Island is riding out the pandemic

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Oct 6th 2020
Road Culture
Meet the woman behind Karenville, a whimsical village of tiny houses in Ithaca

Meet the woman behind Karenville, a whimsical village of tiny houses in Ithaca

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Sep 22nd 2020
Great Outdoors
More llamas, less drama: A walk in the woods with the regal residents of Dakota Ridge Farm

More llamas, less drama: A walk in the woods with the regal residents of Dakota Ridge Farm

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Sep 8th 2020
Great Outdoors, Road Culture
Art that meets the moment: On 500 acres, Storm King Art Center offers solace, reflection, and monumental works

Art that meets the moment: On 500 acres, Storm King Art Center offers solace, reflection, and monumental works

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Aug 11th 2020
Road Culture
A new art installation at Frank Lloyd Wright’s historic Martin House adds meaning to negative space

A new art installation at Frank Lloyd Wright’s historic Martin House adds meaning to negative space

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Apr 28th 2020
Road Culture
Formerly a destination for tuberculosis patients, Saranac Lake is still a place for healing and recreation

Formerly a destination for tuberculosis patients, Saranac Lake is still a place for healing and recreation

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Apr 18th 2020
Community
Among empty city streets, New Yorkers are showing signs of resilience and creativity

Among empty city streets, New Yorkers are showing signs of resilience and creativity

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Mar 20th 2020
Great Outdoors, Partner Content
Three dogs and a snowstorm: A dramatic adventure showed me the value of being part of a pack

Three dogs and a snowstorm: A dramatic adventure showed me the value of being part of a pack

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Mar 19th 2020
Community, Road Culture
Trailblazers and suffragettes: A journey through Central New York’s progressive past

Trailblazers and suffragettes: A journey through Central New York’s progressive past

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Mar 8th 2020
Road Culture
‘Equal dignity’: Thanks to She Built NYC, New York City will double its statues honoring real women

‘Equal dignity’: Thanks to She Built NYC, New York City will double its statues honoring real women

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Dec 3rd 2019
Road Culture
From historic hospital to hip hotel, Buffalo’s formerly-abandoned asylum once again welcomes overnight visitors

From historic hospital to hip hotel, Buffalo’s formerly-abandoned asylum once again welcomes overnight visitors

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Oct 30th 2019
Extraordinary Places, Road Culture
I didn’t believe in ghosts until I spent a night alone at the notoriously haunted Shanley Hotel

I didn’t believe in ghosts until I spent a night alone at the notoriously haunted Shanley Hotel

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Oct 29th 2019
Road Culture
7,000 hand-carved pumpkins light up the Hudson Valley at the annual Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze

7,000 hand-carved pumpkins light up the Hudson Valley at the annual Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze

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Oct 23rd 2019
Road Culture
Ithaca is ‘gourd-geous’: Welcome to Gourdlandia, where the world’s most versatile vegetable is transformed into art

Ithaca is ‘gourd-geous’: Welcome to Gourdlandia, where the world’s most versatile vegetable is transformed into art

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Oct 13th 2019
Extraordinary Places, Great Outdoors, Road Culture
Beyond the falls: With a new revitalization project, Niagara Falls, NY is hoping to bring tourists back downtown

Beyond the falls: With a new revitalization project, Niagara Falls, NY is hoping to bring tourists back downtown

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Oct 8th 2019
Community, Road Culture
30 years ago, Marion Duckworth Smith fell in love with the historic Lent-Riker-Smith Homestead—and she plans to stay for all eternity

30 years ago, Marion Duckworth Smith fell in love with the historic Lent-Riker-Smith Homestead—and she plans to stay for all eternity

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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, Extraordinary Places, 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
Extraordinary Places, 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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