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Going Places: Halloween Expands to a Full Month of Festivities (opens the original)
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By Karen Rubin, Travel Features Syndicate, goingplacesfarandnear.com New York may have its pumpkins and Headless Horseman but Salem has its witches and witchcraft, and not just at Halloween. But Salem, celebrating its 400th anniversary this year, has become hallowed ground for Halloween and a festival that used to last a weekend is now weeks long. Each year, this historically and culturally rich city comes under the spell of Haunted Happenings. One of the world’s largest Halloween celebrations,
Going Places: New York Fall Foliage, Festivals, Spirits of the Season Make for Great Getaways (opens the original)
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By Karen Rubin, Travel Features Syndicate, goingplacesfarandnear.com Thanks to one of the longest and most colorful foliage seasons in America, autumn is traditionally one of New York’s most popular for travel, attracting visitors from around the world to its 11 diverse and picturesque vacation regions. “Foliage watching complements hiking, cycling and paddling in the great outdoors, apple and pumpkin picking, visits to wineries and craft beverage makers, spooky Halloween activities and special
Gold Coast Arts Center continues to inspire artists and (opens the original)
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Much has changed for the Gold Coast Arts Center in the 31 years since it was founded as the Great Neck Arts Center in the Village of Great Neck Plaza – most dramatically, the closure of the Squire movie theater, along with neighborhood theaters in Manhasset, Port Washington and Roslyn that had been key venues for its movie premieres, film festivals, and QAs with important filmmakers. The center’s annual Gold Coast International Film Festival and gala, in which it gave out awards to Artists of Di
Gold Coast Arts Center continues to deliver after 3 decades (opens the original)
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Rather than talk about the celebrities that have graced the Gold Coast Arts Center through its many events – the international film festival, its gala galas, art gallery openings, concerts – Regina Gil, executive director, who founded what was then known as the Great Neck Arts Center 31 years ago, would rather speak of the students and teachers of art, music, dance, theater who fill the classrooms at 113 Middle Neck Road in Great Neck Plaza. Only a few weeks ago, Uma Tseyang proudly unveiled the
Going Places: St. Louis’ Restored Old Courthouse Resurrects Important Lessons of Dred Scott’s Struggle for Freedom (opens the original)
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By Karen Rubin, Travel Features Syndicate, goingplacesfarandnear.com With only an afternoon and evening to explore St. Louis before my six-day Wilderness Voyageurs bike trip on the Katy Trail across Missouri, I immediately set out from the 21c Museum Hotel for Gateway Arch National Park. My walk takes me by majestic buildings and monuments such as Soldiers’ Monument, many from the 1930s and through the lovely Citygarden sculpture park. I find myself across the street from the Old Courthouse, wit
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