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From ‘Psycho’ to ‘Stranger Things,’ the stunning Second Empire home style plays a sinister, scary on-screen role. Does it deserve it?

The ladies glitter in pearls and jewels with gowns of lace, silk and satin, and they arrive hand-in-hand with gentlemen dressed in the finest tailoring money could buy... grand balls have been a celebrated part of Principality life for over a century, thanks to Monte-Carlo Société des Bains de Mer. 

The glass-enclosed beacon in its tower, in addition to being a Coast Guard navigation aid for boaters and barges on the river, serves as the topping to the Hudson-Athens Lighthouse’s

The building at the corner of Hess and Main streets was built around 1852 and former Hamilton mayor Robert McElroy lived there.

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A roadtrip through Hauts-de-France reveals an abundance of nature and rolling scenery dotted with castles.

Last weekend, in a few movie theaters in our neighboring country, the screening of the film “Héroes — La película” began. Directed by Ricardo Arnaiz, whose career has focused mainly

With a vibrant festival scene, a funky downtown, and great birding, it offers more than just sand and surf.

Indiana landmarks most in danger

Despite the familiarity of the landmarks Charles Meyron depicted, more than 150 years later his work remains under the radar