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John F. Kennedy Library & Museum: A "first-person" account of th

Visit the museum at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library on Boston’s waterfront and experience again the compelling story of the incomplete tenure of the nation’s 35th president. In the museum’s three theaters, period s ...

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Boston Fire Museum: How DID the world’s first fire alarm system

Dedicated to telling the storied history of one of the oldest firefighting organizations in the United States, the Boston Fire Museum, owned and operated by the Boston Sparks Association (a fire buff group), has occupied the ...

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Boston Children’s Museum: "Do Not Touch" signs prohibited here!

The world’s second oldest children’s museum and now in its 97th year, the Boston Children’s Museum is recognized globally as a research hub and trendsetter for children's exhibitions and educational programs. Boston Children ...

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New England Aquarium: Watery fun for everyone!

Want to enjoy the scene as penguins play and sea lions saunter? Then you “otter” take time to visit the New England Aquarium in Boston, the Massachusetts capital’s perpetually popular family attractions.

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Faneuil Hall Marketplace: Cultural & commerce hub for 250 years

For more than 250 years, Faneuil Hall Marketplace, the seat of American history and the location of one of the country’s most famous markets, has played a central role in the life of Boston's residents.

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Boston’s Freedom Trail: Revolutionary America in a 2.5-mile trek

Boston has gained its reputation as a walking city because all its historic places can be visited and viewed through a 90-minute walk. It’s all because of one journalist’s vision that visitors to the Revolutionary War city ca ...

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U.S.S. Constitution & Museum: Two centuries of U.S. Naval histor

The oldest commissioned naval vessel in the world still afloat, the U.S.S. Constitution is now berthed at Boston Harbor and serves as official ambassador for the United States Navy.

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Museum of Science: Museum and Zoo all in one!

A unique mix of both interactive exhibits and live animals, the organization that now calls itself simply the Museum of Science (MoS) traces its beginnings back 180 years and offers a level and complexity of programs befittin ...

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Crandon Park: two miles of beaches, sun and fun

Once a home to pirates, soldiers, Indian tribes, and a coconut plantation, Crandon Park on Key Biscayne now offers a relaxing lagoon-style beach and assorted activities to pass the time in the sun.

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Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park

This lovely beach was voted One of the Top Ten Beaches in the U.S. Climb 109 stairs to the top of the historic lighthouse and marvel at the view.

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South Beach: see the sultry SoBe scene

Miami Beach is a popular international tourist destination for several reasons. The sun, the scene, the beautiful tanned people, the trendy clubs and the delicious food.

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Miami Children's Museum: Remember the magic of childhood

There's so much ground to explore at this family-friendly museum that you may as well stay all day.

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Lucky Strike: Bowling with Style

At Lucky Strike you can sip martinis and munch on tuna appetizers between frames. This isn't your typical bowling alley.

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Jungle Island: welcome to the jungle

This park attracts teens, children and even adults on a cool date. Learn about animals and observe their behavior. Embrace the wild side in you.

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Trapeze school will have you hooked on flying!

The art of the Flying Trapeze began 150 years ago, in 1859, but it's never too late to get in on the fun. If you’re looking for a swinging time that's fairly close to the ground, check out The Flying Trapeze School in Bayf ...

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Mansion Nightclub: Dress up and flash your cash

It's all about the scene at this SoBe hot-spot. Like most places on the beach, the more money you have, the more fun you're likely to have.

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Cavas Wine Tasting Room creates a scene

Finished dinner but not ready to head home? Slip into Cavas and serve yourself some wine. There are more than 80 wines on hand to sample!

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Republic purchase of Frontier, Midwest could create entirely new

The successful acquisition by Indianapolis-based Republic Airways of Midwest Airlines and, now, Frontier Airlines, could be the impetus for an entirely new major U.S. airline.

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Late-night stranded flight points up flaw in U.S. airline consum

The news in early August that yet another U.S. airline flight was delayed on the tarmac, forcing its passengers to wait on a small regional jet for six hours without relief points to a continued flaw in protections for Americ ...

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Flying overseas? Limit your number of checked bags!

Planning to travel internationally soon? Do your best to limit your checked baggage as much as possible, or you'll pay the price — literally.

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Art Walk in the Grove: free fun for all

If you like art, walking and free events, visit Coconut Grove's monthly Art Walk the first Saturday of every month.

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ZooLights: A dazzling holiday display at Stone Zoo near Boston

ZooLights, a favorite Boston area holiday family tradition, returns to Stone Zoo on Thanksgiving Day 2009 through Dec. 30.

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At the Ritz: Full Moon Parties and Wild Wine Wednesdays

Come howl with the rest of the night owls at The DiLido Beach Club, the waterfront lounge at the Ritz-Carlton on South Beach. Give your Wednesday a lift with Wild Wine Wednesdays.

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Polo World Cup: the horseplay begins April 30

The Fifth Annual Polo World Cup returns to Miami Beach with full horse-power May 1-3 – with some festivities beginning April 30. Sit oceanside and watch polo matches in the sun at this free event on Miami Beach. Argentine po ...

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Sony Ericsson Open on Key Biscayne

Be a part of tennis history March 25-April 5 at Crandon Park on the lovely Key Biscayne.

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Art Basel 2009: art explosion on SoBe

Come witness Miami's largest art exhibition December 3-6, 2009. Events take place at the Miami Beach Convention Center and all around town. There's so much to do and see, you may want to come everyday.

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SoBe Comedy Festival will tickle your funny bone

The festival lasts from January 21-23, 2010 and brings Rob Riggle, Joe Rogan, Aziz Ansari, Kevin Hart and more. You'll get big laughs for a few well-spent bucks.

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Bike Miami: March 14 is a cyclist's heaven

Streets close around Miami to make room for the cyclists. With no road rage, traffic, or reckless driving, can we still call it Miami?

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Farmers' Market and Lunchtime Experience: a fresh, healthy alter

Support local farmers at the Bayfront Park Farmers' Market and Lunchtime Experience held at lunchtime every Thursday through April 2.

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Miami Wine and Food Fest: good times, good cause

Mingle with Miami socialites April 23-25 at the Miami Wine and Food Festival, where festivities include an interactive dinner with Celebrity Chef Michael Schwartz, a live auction, champagne receptions, and more!

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Spring Miami Spice: posh restaurants, smart price

If you've never heard of Miami Spice, you've been missing out. Throughout the month of May, visit upscale restaurants in Miami for a fraction of the normal price.

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Union Oyster House: A taste of American history in the country's

Hub to revolutionary, royalty and representative, the Union Oyster House captures the essence of America within its 250-year old walls as the oldest continuously operated restaurant in the United States.

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Origin Asian Bistro: an Asian cooking infusion

Origin Asian Bistro has it all -- curry, sushi, seafood, stir fry, salads, and much more.

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Joe's Stone Crab: seafood at its crab-cracking finest

Elegant black and white chandeliers mirror the checkered floor at Joe's Stone Crab for a stunning visual impression. But it's the food and service that remind you why Joe's Stone Crab has been a Miami landmark for almost a ce ...

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Guru Fine Indian Cuisine warms up taste buds

This Indian spot between Washington and Collins serves up small portions for small prices at lunch. Taste different dishes to see what you like or order a large portion of your favorite Indian dish.

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The Setai Pool & Beach Bar shows South Beach class

Nestled between the gorgeous pool and the white, sandy beach, The Setai Pool & Beach Bar provides a serene setting for a tasty lunch with friends. With tables sectioned off by lush greenery, you'll feel the stress of the city ...

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Hosteria Romana: Italian eats on Espanola Way

The tag line at Hosteria Romana is: "Where Italians go for Italian." At this Miami Beach spot you can relax, sip on some red wine and take your time with a delicious Italian dinner.

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Texas de Brazil: all the meat you can eat

This Brazilian Steakhouse will treat you like a king. You'll eat like one, too. There's so much food, you may want to skip breakfast and lunch and come in for dinner. This is a buffet like you've never of.

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Sushi Siam: taste explosion on Brickell Avenue

This Thai and Japanese joint opened its doors in October 2009. With its glossy interior, tasty food and great location, it's sure to be a hit.

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Southwest Airlines makes unexpected bid for Frontier

Southwest Airlines has put a brake on Republic Airways' attempt to acquire Frontier by making an impressive acquisition bid of its own -- one analysts now believe will prevail.

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Sun Country Airlines ignites mini-fare war for fall travel

Now the only airline based in Minneapolis/St. Paul, Sun Country Airlines is becoming an important fare competitor throughout the upper Midwest.

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Italian regional airline MYair ceases operations, offers alterna

MYair has ceased operations, but at least one other regional European airline has offered alternative bookings to and from major Italian airports.

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Major airlines begin easing frequent flyer rules to keep custome

As the economic downturn continues to dramatically impact earnings of the world’s major airlines, some of the largest have announced changes in their frequent flyer programs designed primarily to retain current high-value cus ...

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Good news for Canadian air travelers: no taking your shoes off!

There is good news for air travelers flying out of Canada, citizens or otherwise, who hate having to remove half their clothing just to get through security: now you can just say no!

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A new inflight rule? Now no personal items in the seatback pocke

As if there isn't enough to irritate the average air traveler these days, somehow there's another restrictive inflight rule. Some airlines are dragging out an old FAA regulation that allows them to prohibit any personal items ...

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Business travelers group switches position, now wants three-hour

After the latest in a series of horrific stories about airline passengers not being allowed to deplane despite being held hostage on board aircraft for six hours or more, business travel groups are now reversing course and as ...

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ON THE FLY – Delta retools its inflight, airport services

Welcome to a new weekly HelloFlight air travel column titled “On the Fly.” As a longtime aviation travel writer and former public relations executive for three major airlines, I will be focusing my efforts on subjects affecti ...

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On The Fly 2/1/2010: Alaska Air creates new Elite level - finall

Welcome to “On the Fly”! This is my new weekly HelloFlight column devoted to giving you, the air traveler, useful information about changes in the commercial aviation business. Write to me any time at jimbrown@hellometro.com. ...

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On The Fly: AirTran dramatically improves baggage mishandling ra

Welcome to my new ongoing HelloFlight column, “On The Fly.” I hope these timely news stories about the air travel business will help provide you, the air traveler, with useful information. Write me any time at jimbrown@hellom ...

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On The Fly 2/22/2010: Airlines jump into major fare war

It started out small, but the major U.S. airlines have just turned what was initially a tiny air fare battle into a major conflagration this week.

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