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*I vacation with so much intensity that when I get home I need a vacation from my vacation. Or maybe it just feels like that when you go somewhere like Southern California where the sun is seemingly...
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VIDEO: Marilyn's Manhattan, Day 2: Cookie sampling, swanky lunching, Shake Shack-ing ... and Olive Garden

VIDEO: Marilyn's Manhattan, Day 2: Cookie sampling, swanky lunching, Shake Shack-ing ... and Olive Garden Marilyn Hagerty came full-circle on the second day of her tour of New York City restaurants: She stopped at Olive Garden.

By Herald Staff Report , March 14, 2012

Marilyn takes Manhattan: Starting today ... on Areavoices

Marilyn takes Manhattan: Starting today ... on Areavoices Who can turn the world on with ... on Olive Garden review? Veteran Grand Forks Herald columnist Marilyn Hagerty, that's who. Now she's about to take Manhattan (yes...THAT Manhattan). Follow her exploits in New York City this week at http://marilynhagerty.areavoices.com.

By Herald Staff Report , March 13, 2012

Dayton: Vikings owner's new digs a non-factor PressPass

Dayton: Vikings owner's new digs a non-factor Dayton said today that Wilf's private affairs shouldn't factor into the heated debate over public stadium financing at the state Capitol. The Vikings are seeking public money for more than half the cost of a new football stadium.

By Associated Press , December 07, 2011

Posh, pricey NYC house arrest for ex-IMF leader PressPass

Posh, pricey NYC house arrest for ex-IMF leader Armed guards stand watch 24 hours a day. Cameras record every move, and monitors alert authorities should the prisoner try to escape. This is Dominique Strauss-Kahn's new jail away from jail, after the former IMF leader charged with sexually assaulting a maid left a New York City jail for a posh and pricey house arrest.

By Colleen Long , May 21, 2011

Tangible signs of life arrive at NYC 9/11 memorial PressPass

NEW YORK — After nearly nine years, life is returning to ground zero in a tangible way.

August 28, 2010

Soup shop that inspired ‘Seinfeld’ reopens in NYC PressPass

Soup shop that inspired ‘Seinfeld’ reopens in NYC The soup stand that inspired the Soup Nazi episode on “Seinfeld” reopened in midtown Manhattan on Tuesday, six years after its famously brusque owner, Al Yeganeh, shut it down and licensed his recipes to a franchising company.

By David B. Caruso , July 20, 2010

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Ship junked 200 years ago uncovered at WTC site

Ship junked 200 years ago uncovered at WTC site The ship was buried as junk two centuries ago — landfill to expand a bustling little island of commerce called Manhattan. When it re-emerged this week, surrounded by skyscrapers, it was an instant treasure that popped up from the mud near ground zero.

By Verena Dobnik , July 16, 2010

New aerial NYPD photos of Sept. 11 attack released PressPass

New aerial NYPD photos of Sept. 11 attack released Newly released aerial photos of the World Trade Center terror attack capture the towers’ dramatic collapse, from just after the first fiery plane strike to the apocalyptic dust clouds that spread over lower Manhattan and its harbor.

By Ula Ilnytzky and Colleen Long , February 10, 2010

Official says terrorism trial may happen outside Manhattan PressPass

Facing growing opposition to its plans to hold the Sept. 11 terrorist trial in New York City, the Obama administration is considering moving the proceedings elsewhere.

By Julie Pace , January 29, 2010

TRAVEL: Bright lights, Dark Ages

TRAVEL: Bright lights, Dark Ages Next time you’re in bustling Manhattan, visit The Cloisters
The “A” Train runs from JFK International to Times Square to the Middle Ages: Its terminus in northwest Manhattan is near The Cloisters, an amazing place where you can step into a world that revolved around sacred icons, plague and what a full bag of gold florins could buy. The Met is the big art museum in this town.

By John Bordsen , January 10, 2010

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3 generations found dead in Manhattan apartment PressPass

Police say a man, son and grandson were found shot to death at an apartment in an upscale area of Manhattan along with another body in a backyard.

By Associated Press , December 17, 2009

Slew of parades mark 2009 Thanksgiving Day PressPass

Slew of parades mark 2009 Thanksgiving Day Thousands lined the streets of Manhattan for the 83rd annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, while crowds gathered nationwide for parades in cities such as Detroit and Philadelphia.

By Deepti Hajela , November 26, 2009

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OBIT: Lou Jacobi, 95, Canadian-born character actor PressPass

OBIT: Lou Jacobi, 95, Canadian-born character actor Actor Lou Jacobi, who was known for comic roles and won praise in dramatic ones over a long career in the theater and movies, has died.

By Associated Press , October 26, 2009

74 screams ... recorded for your listening pleasure PressPass

"Favorite Recorded Scream" is a compilation of 74 brief howls, whoops, cries and other guttural exclamations from songs by the Who, the Pixies, Slayer, Bjork and dozens of others.

By Associated Press , August 18, 2009

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Plane, copter collide over Hudson; 9 believed dead PressPass

UPDATE: 11 P.M.
A small private plane collided with a sightseeing helicopter over the Hudson River on Saturday, scattering debris in the water and forcing thousands of people on the New Jersey waterfront to scamper for cover. Nine people on both aircraft were presumed dead.

By Verena Dobnik , August 08, 2009

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