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Sign on South Thames Street business. PHOTO: Will Morgan What is the point of Newport? The current battle over the fate of some forgotten but significant buildings on Waites Wharf should force Newport to ask what it wants to be. America's First Resort is what outsiders envision when they think of Rhode Island: Newport is the state's pinup girl. More than the Sailing Capital of the World, the city was our colonial capital, headquarters of British forces throughout much of the Revolutionary War, and a major base for the Navy, not to mention the home of America's first architect.   RI Tourism ...

Blue's Clues, and PAW Patrol. Expect to see lots of lime green, an ode to the television station's iconic slime. rendering of a Nickelodeon resort room in Mexico Image zoom Credit: Karisma Hotels & Resorts One of the property's signature suites is dubbed the Turtle Lair Suite and creates the perfect subterranean lair, just in an oceanfront penthouse. The 3,000-square-foot suite includes a 700-square-foot terrace and private butler service to arrange anything from an in-room pizza party to a moonl...

Susan Salisbury Special to the Daily News Henry Morrison Flagler was a visionary, but even he probably could not have imagined what The Breakers, now a premier resort known worldwide, would become when he founded it 125 years ago. Flagler, who made his fortune as a partner in the Standard Oil company and as a developer and railroad pioneer, opened the Palm Beach Inn on Jan. 16, 1896. It was the only oceanfront hotel south of Daytona Beach and attracted the famous people of its day including the Astors, Rockefellers, Carnegies and Vanderbilts. Regular guests from his other nearby hotel, the 1...

In the News December 14, 2020 The FRS organized a webinar entitled "The West Restored? Prospects for U.S.-European Cooperation under Biden," a conversation with Bart Szewczyk and David McKean to launch their book  Partners of First Resort - America, Europe and the Future of the West (Brookings Institution, 2020), on Wednesday, December 9 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. CET. In their new book, the authors outline a “transatlantic renaissance” and reflect on how U.S. and European leaders can work together to craft a new Atlantic Charter that would restore the liberal objectives that animated...

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