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Regulators shut down 26 bus operations along I-95
After a yearlong investigation, federal safety regulators have closed 26 bus operations as "imminent hazards," including one that they said operated illegally in Maryland and another that ran 16 daily trips between Baltimore and New York City. The...Tags: Transportation Industry, Tour Operations Industry, Coach Incorporated, Motorvehicle Accidents, New York City
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Language program sends high school students to New York City
For nearly 3,000 years, the Silk Road connected trade and culture between China, India, the Arabian Peninsula, Africa and Europe.
Last week, Interstate-95 became a different kind of Silk Road, as 76 high school students from Howard County and surrounding...Tags: Howard Community College, New York City, Trips and Vacations, Schools, Olives
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Buses
Several lines offer express, economical service from various Baltimore locations to Atlantic City, New York and other mid-Atlantic destinations. In addition to Greyhound, a variety of other bus lines depart around-the-clock from the Baltimore Travel Plaza...Tags: Hunt Valley, Trips and Vacations
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$590M-plus Powerball: 1 winning ticket sold in Fla
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — It's all about the odds, and one lone ticket in Florida has beaten them all by matching each of the numbers drawn for the highest Powerball jackpot in history at an estimated $590.5 million, lottery officials said Sunday....Tags: The Associated Press, Mega Millions Lottery, Employees, Washington, DC, Powerball Lottery
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Review: 'Frances Ha' a charming portrait of youth and spirit
Effortless and effervescent, "Frances Ha" is a small miracle of a movie, honest and funny with an aim that's true. It's both a timeless story of the joys and sorrows of youth and a dead-on portrait of how things are right now for one particular New York...
Tags: Independent (Movie Genre), Movies, Celebrities, Noah Baumbach, Rentals
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Man, 85, tried to sell fake luxury handbags in West Boca, deputies say
At 85, Anthony Jenerosa Corbo was still working —peddling more than $200,000 in knockoff handbags and accessories from his car, Palm Beach County deputies say. Corbo bought counterfeit versions of high-end purses, watches and other accessories in...
Tags: New York City, Boca Raton, Prada, Police Arrests, Gucci Group NV
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'The Real Indies: A Close Look at Orphan Films' takes in strays
Lost works, home movies, industrial films, abandoned technologies and other assorted cinematic ephemera all fall under the umbrella of miscellany known as "orphan film." The strange mix of the odd and slightly sad gets its own festival at the Linwood Dunn...
Tags: Independent (Movie Genre), Movies, New York City, Museum of Modern Art, New York University
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James Beard Awards: Paul Kahan, David Chang tie for outstanding chef
NEW YORK -- Some of the most notable prizes given at the James Beard Foundation awards Monday night were those that were most overdue. Sonoma winemaker Merry Edwards won Wine and Spirits Professional for the first time after six nominations. Wylie...Tags: Lincoln Center, Restaurants, Blackbird, Dining and Drinking, Elections
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EDITORIAL: Has the Italian Market outgrown its name?
The Philadelphia InquirerWith taquerias and other conspicuously non-Italian businesses proliferating in South Philadelphia's Italian Market, should the neighborhood be renamed for the sake of anthropological accuracy? The answer is the same whether you're a Sicilian or a...Tags: Marketing, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Little Italy (Manhattan, New York), Business, Immigration
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Liu heard toasting 'donor' in recording played at aides' trial
NewsdayJurors in the campaign-finance corruption trial of two aides to New York City Comptroller John Liu Monday heard Liu toast an undercover FBI agent pretending to be a corrupt donor as a "wonderful person" on a secretly recorded audiotape. Agent John...Tags: Trials, New York City, Elections, FBI
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Food critic, chef saw life as a feast
Corn dogs. It was the only type of cuisine that our mother, former Gossiping Gourmet columnist Elle Harrow, could not cook. We were about 7 and 14 years old, respectively, and every morning, she would ask us what we'd want for dinner that evening. "Corn...
Tags: Arable Farming, Pancreatic Cancer, Cheddar Cheese, Periodicals, Julia Child
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Review: Joyce Kozloff at CB1 Gallery
Joyce Kozloff’s most recent body of work, “Social Studies,” at CB1 Gallery, takes as its basis a series of maps designed in the 1950s for elementary school students in France. The works — large, digital prints of the maps with...
Tags: Mexico, China, World War II (1939-1945)
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