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IN PICTURES: The 9/11 Memorial–What it stands for
I remember the morning of 9/11 clearly 10 years ago, hearing voices in a drowsy sleep about a plane
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Tribute in Light Illumination at the World Trade Center: Behind the Scenes
Tonight I had the honor of attending the Tribute in Light installation, an annual tradition by the Municipal Art Society
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9/11 Memorial in Paris: The French Will Never Forget
Paris will be remembering 9/11 at Trocadero, with this powerful temporary monument. It was still in progress this afternoon
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9/11 Memorial in Paris: The French Will Never Forget
Paris will be remembering 9/11 at Trocadero, with this powerful temporary monument. It was still in progress this afternoon
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The Highest Point in New Orleans – Not Monkey Hill
New Orleans is a flat city. Some describe it as a bowl, since parts of the city are lower than
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Falling in New York: Skydiving over the Hudson
Every time New York is featured on a television show or movie, there is always a beautiful sunset, fashionably dressed
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Photo Essay: What Might Have Been in Forest Hills, Queens
The walking tour that Untapped readers were given of Forest Hills, Queens, on a sunny Saturday afternoon was not of
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The Contenders, a look at Gehry’s new building for Sydney
Sydney has the epitome of all architectural icons in its famous opera house, but sometimes I wonder if that singular
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The Beach at Charles de Gaulle Airport
When I emerged from border control at Charles de Gaulle Airport Terminal 1, I was happily presented with a little
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Paley Park: A hidden oasis in midtown
Formerly the site of the Stork Club, Paley Park is a hidden oasis in midtown Hidden amongst the office buildings
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Back to School in 1970s NYC
The Dakota at West 72nd Street and Central Park West, 1899. Back to School is no longer some distant date
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The streets are melting!
Yesterday’s article on what New York City could learn from Paris street signs reminded me of this sign I