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Fall is bringing cooler temperatures, colorful foliage and plenty of reasons to get outdoors at The Adventure Park at Long Island, which has launched its 2026 autumn calendar with new ways for families and adventure seekers to save. Located at…
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As peak summer travel winds down, the fall offers an opportunity to experience Miami with fewer crowds and potentially more availability, while still enjoying the city’s restaurants, beaches, shopping, nightlife and cultural attractions. For travelers embracing the growing wellness travel…
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Sonoma County is preparing for a new chapter in wine country hospitality, with a wave of notable hotels and resort developments scheduled to open over the next several years. Leading the expansion is Soho Ranch House Sonoma, which is set…
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Race weekend in Las Vegas is getting a new kind of viewing experience as Flight Club Las Vegas prepares to welcome racing fans from November 19 through 21 with packages combining premium track views, dining, cocktails, live entertainment and Social…
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New York City has always been a place where history unfolds on crowded streets, in neighborhood gathering spots, courtrooms and political halls—but some of its most revealing stories rarely make the headlines. Two books, “Hidden Histories of Jazz Age New…
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At a time when political and cultural divisions often dominate the national conversation, author and educator Carl Nordgren believes Americans may have more in common than they realize. His new book, Common Ground for US: Warning! This Book Makes Folks…
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As the 2026 midterm elections approach, May Day Strong and its coalition partners are planning more than 750 “Solidarity Schools” across the country, offering trainings focused on election participation, community organizing and nonviolent direct action. The organization announced the initiative…
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New York City’s historic Merchant’s House Museum will become the stage for three celebrated literary works when Summoners Ensemble Theatre launches its first full season in residence at the landmark Manhattan location. The 2026-27 season, announced Sept. 2, brings Charles…
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Black Public Media (BPM) is giving independent documentary filmmakers an opportunity to secure funding and national exposure through its 2026 Open Call for feature-length nonfiction projects. The Harlem-based nonprofit has opened submissions for its 10th PitchBLACK Forum & Awards, described…
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K-beauty and K-pop have become major forces in American popular culture, and now one fashion brand is betting that Korean clothing will be the next Korean export to capture U.S. consumers. Joohee LABEL, founded by husband-and-wife entrepreneurs Corbin and Angel,…
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