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Northeast US
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I’ve never skied in Switzerland. Yet as I zigzagged across the Alpine Meadow, my husband a few yards ahead of me, and looked around at the vast expanse of white snow studded here and there…
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Stand in line for pizza? You must be kidding, I thought as I approached Pepe’s Pizza on Wooster Street in New Haven, Connecticut. It’s part of the ambience, the experience of Pepe’s, I'd heard, and…
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Ross digs diligently in the sand, swift strokes that probe deeper and deeper. “I found something,” he shouts gleefully. My husband, Peter, and I lean over and peer into the hole while Ross’ teen-aged brothers,…
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I’m always wary of friendly strangers especially in another city, especially when I think the stranger is trying to sell me something. So when the restaurant owner offered to help my family and me as…
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Just north of Pittbsurgh, where interstates give way to rolling hills, farms, and thick forests, I discovered a place where passion runs deep, where people are connected to the land and to each other, where…
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Did you know that lobsters—those tasty crustaceans synonymous with Maine—used to be considered garbage? “They were first fed to prisoners,” explained Captain Melissa Terry on board the Good Return, a 50-foot passenger vessel. Melissa, an…
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