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America's Most Dangerous Bridges
Traffic came to a screeching halt one Thursday in May 2013 when a truck carrying an oversize load hit Washington’s 1-5 Skagit River Bridge, causing a... Read More
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Vacationist Hotel Deals: Caribbean, Upstate N.Y., California + Miami Beach Spa
Book now on Vacationist, T+L's flash sale site, and you can stay in some of your favorite hotels and resorts for up to 40% off. SALE ENDS IN 2 DAYS... Read More
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Vacationist Hotel Deals: New York, New York + Costa Rica
Rates of under $200 for prime holiday season in New York City? Unheard of! And yet, Vacationist has rooms at the Ace Hotel, one of the city’s buzziest... Read More
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Guess Where? Stone Building
While this rustic building looks like it's located deep in the countryside, it's actually within a short train ride of one of the biggest city in the... Read More
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Vacationist Hotel Deals: Rustic California, Vermont, and New York
Cedar-and-glass bungalows, restored farmhouses, a roaring fireplace in an expansive main lodge: there are so many ways to do a rustic retreat.... Read More
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Richard Gere’s New Hotel
A-Listers Richard Gere and wife Carey Lowell are trying their hand at the hotel business. The longtime Westchester, New York, residents recently opened... Read More
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America's Best Hot Dogs
Crunchy. Spicy. Topped with chicharrones and kimchi. The latest Spanish-Asian fusion dish? Nope—it’s a hot dog. At least, that’s how they make ’em at... Read More
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So That’s What’s In A Name!
I’ve long had a small problem with the Jolly chain of hotels and resorts. Not the hotels themselves, some of which are very good. I love the 1920s-era... Read More
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America's Feel-Good Cuisine
You are a good person. You are eating a turnip. You are partaking of the virtues of the land, shunning herbicides, giving the finger to the corporate... Read More
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Dye, New York | T+L Golf
Owning a home in New York’s Westchester County affords certain privileges, but it doesn’t mean an automatic membership at Winged Foot, Sleepy Hollow or... Read More
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America's Greatest Amusement Parks
For lovers of old-fashioned amusement parks, 1955 will forever live in infamy. That was the year Disneyland opened, and family fun has never been quite... Read More