Posts Tagged ‘ U.S. ’

San Diego: Exploring Fauna, Flora, and More in Balboa Park

October 4, 2011
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San Diego: Exploring Fauna, Flora, and More in Balboa Park

For culturally minded visitors, San Diego makes it easy. Some 15 museums are located in one beautiful urban space: Balboa Park, a jewel located in the heart of the city. Established in l868, and encompassing almost 1,200 acres, the park hosts 13 million visitors annually. They come to explore everything from  art to history...

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Pittsburgh: No Neon, Just Great Food, on This Strip

July 12, 2011
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Pittsburgh: No Neon, Just Great Food, on This Strip

Tthey appear, one after another. Butchers and bakers, spice purveyors and espresso pourers. Italian, Polish, and Middle Eastern specialty shops. It's all here, from pizza to pierogies, from prosciutto to pho.

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San Diego: Also a City by the Bay

June 21, 2011
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San Diego: Also a City by the Bay

Our writer finds that the San Diego waterfront is loaded with attractions — even some Navy, er, seals!

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Denver: No Boots Required

May 17, 2011
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Denver: No Boots Required

The Mile High City isn't just a gateway to serious outdoor pursuits, but also a place for cultural discoveries and easy-to-access natural wonders.

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San Francisco: Neighborhoods Revealed

March 15, 2011
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San Francisco: Neighborhoods Revealed

Writer Andrea Gross gets the gossip — and more — on three of San Francisco's most famous districts.

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Charleston: A Taste of the South

February 11, 2011
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Charleston: A Taste of the South

This historic city serves up plenty of traditional Southern hospitality, along with its storied lowcountry cuisine.

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New York: Yugo on the Hudson

January 28, 2011
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New York: Yugo on the Hudson

Writer Anja Mutic, through New York's Balkan restaurants, cafes and clubs, makes a virtual return to her former homeland.

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Hartford: Where to Meet Twain

January 14, 2011
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Hartford: Where to Meet Twain

In Conneticut's capital, ever-restless Mark Twain found a home.

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Washington, D.C.: The News That Made History

December 17, 2010
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Hurricane Katrina survivor Angela Perkins pleads with journalists outside the New Orleans Convention Center, to tell the world what is happening, screaming, “Help us, pleases." Photo by Brett Dukes

The Newseum offers a compelling view of history told through a journalistic prism.

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Chattanooga: Fresh Start

December 7, 2010
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Chattanooga: Fresh Start

Once considered the dirtiest city in America, this Tennessee city has cleaned up its act to become an eco-friendly destination.

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Editor’s Corner

JoAnn Greco considers how some of her favorite cities have been portrayed in some of her favorite movies.

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