Fall Towns: Where To Go For Foliage And Charm
Fall is a season filled with beauty. Leaves change from green to a variety of reds, yellows and oranges and temperatures drop, creating the perfect scene.
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Stories By Taylor Rock
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23 Places In New York Where You're Most Likely To Spot Celebrities
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The Hardest-Working Cities In America
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As coronavirus restrictions ease, people who've been cooped up in quarantine are looking to travel again — but at what cost? Some airlines put a cap on...
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Coronavirus Travel: Family Events Are Main Reason For Trips In 2020, According To Survey
Coronavirus cases are continuing to spike in parts of America, making travel taboo for many. A new survey by market research company Morning Consult shows that only 44%...
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Fireworks Searches Have Increased Drastically Over Last Month
People across the country have recently reported an unusual amount of fireworks starting as early as sundown, popping off nonstop through 4 a.m. Unsurprisingly, people are turning...
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Annually on the Fourth of July, we celebrate our independence from Great Britain with perfectly barbecued burgers and fireworks. However, some states show their patriotism more than...
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With coronavirus restrictions easing on a state-by-state basis, people are thinking about all the places they want to travel when the time is right. According to analytics...
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Carnival To Resume Cruise Service On Select Ships This Summer
Carnival Cruise Line will set sail again this summer. In a new release, the company has confirmed that eight ships will resume service with proper safety protocols...
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There are a lot of things you need to know about coronavirus and travel, and now here's another: You may need to wear a face mask on board....
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Washington Square Park is a wonderful place for a rainbow of reasons including the dog park, street performers and N.Y. Dosas, the resident South Indian food truck....
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Places You Didn't Know Were Haunted
There are some famously scary spots like Sleepy Hollow in New York, or Salem, Massachusetts, but what if you serendipitously stumbled upon a surprisingly spooky place? Some people...
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The divorce rate in America has substantially declined in the last decade, thanks to millennials who are waiting to get married — or aren't getting hitched at...
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These Small Towns Become More Magical In The Fall
Summer is cool and all, but let's be honest — we're ready for fall. No amount of beach days, popsicles, or backyard barbecues could ever trump apple...
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