Wednesday, January 13th, 2010
NEW YORK — The chandeliers and Tiffany stained glass from New York City’s famed Tavern on the Green restaurant are up for sale. The glitzy Central Park restaurant served its last meal and closed its doors on New Year’s Eve following financial problems.
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Tavern On The Green Auction Starts Today
Wednesday, December 9th, 2009
On a recent evening as scurrying waiters assembled a banquet in the landmark restaurant in Central Park, Kay LeRoy, one of its owners, was preparing for Tavern on the Green’s bankruptcy sale next month.
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Tavern On The Green Prepares To Auction Treasures
Thursday, November 19th, 2009
NEW YORK — Artist Jeanne-Claude, who created the 2005 Central Park installation “The Gates” and other large scale “wrapping” projects around the globe with her husband Christo, has died. She was 74. Jeanne-Claude died Wednesday night at a New York hospital from complications of a brain aneurysm, her family said in an e-mail statement
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Scott Hamilton, world-renowned figure skater and Olympic Gold Medalist, is back on the ice this month after more than five years without skating after a brain tumor scare.
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Scott Hamilton Set To RETURN To Ice, Provide Inspiration For Thanksgiving Special (VIDEO)
Sunday, November 15th, 2009
For those that have never been to New York, you should make sure that book a Central Park bike tour before leaving on your trip. Central Park is one of the world?s largest community parks and it stands in the midst of a jungle of skyscrapers, busy city streets and a lot of pedestrians.
Bike tours are one of the best ways to see Central Park. Many people may not think that this is possible since you will not have your bike with you, but there are Central Park bike rental places close to Central Park that will rent you a bike for the day or even a few hours if that is your preference.
Central Park has a lot to both see and do. Among those things there are two zoos, ball fields, tennis courts and plenty of nice lawn area. There is also a couple of lakes that are relaxing to be around. For sure, there is something there that each member of your family member is sure to enjoy.
If you have never been to Central Park it is nearly impossible to picture just how big this park is. Take my word for it, a Central Park bike tour is one of the best ways to take it all in the first time that you go there. Another benefit to doing the whole tour thing is that you can be confident that you will not get lost
When you take a guided Central Park bike tour the tour guides are pretty good to point out the homes of the celebrities that live right there near Central Park. It is also more likely that you will cross paths with some in the park on a guided tour
Some people prefer to be on their own and would rather not be on a guided tour. These people tend to be more free spirited. If you are one of those people, you can still get a bike from one of the Bike Rental places near Central Park and do your own, self guided tour. Make sure that you have a map of the park so that you can find your way around and not get lost.
There is no better place to ride a bike than Central Park. There is over 50 miles of trail and a lot of beautiful scenery. There are seven man- made lakes, several ball fields, tennis courts and plenty of green space. This is a marvel and wonder to behold with the skyscraper skyline of NYC as the backdrop.
One of the things that you must do if you plan to go to Central Park on your first trip to New York is to book your bike right after you book the flight. This way, you can ensure that you will not be left out of the experience because there are no bikes for rent left.
When you travel to New York City on vacation be sure to find a Central Park bike rental place that also provides Central Park bike tours so that you can book it all at once with the same business.
Sphere: Related ContentMonday, September 7th, 2009
SALT LAKE CITY — The next time the sky darkens with a flock of noisy unwelcome starlings, blame Shakespeare – or, better yet, a few of his strangest fans.
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Shock And Caw: Pesky Starlings Sill Overwhelm
Friday, August 28th, 2009
By Marisa Taylor, Reporter, The Wall Street Journal During the last U.S.
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Thursday, August 13th, 2009
One of the most unusual elements of last week’s reporting on John Hughes’s passing in New York was its total lack of specificity. Hughes, 59, suffered a heart attack on “a Manhattan street,” his representatives disclosed; aside from a few (inaccurate) Web rumors placing him in Central Park, nothing else was known or even sought by news outlets that memorialized him for days afterward.
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John Hughes’ Final Moments In Manhattan
Thursday, August 13th, 2009
A government program that allows borrowers with little or no equity in their home to refinance has helped about 60,000 homeowners so far, according to government data released Thursday.
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"Making Home Affordable": About 60,000 Have Refinanced Mortgages Under Obama’s Plan
Monday, July 6th, 2009
Nearly 27 years ago, amid a crowd of people in Central Park, Ruth Bendik’s wallet was stolen. The culprit is still at large, but the wallet has been found — in the hollow trunk of a cherry tree.
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Stolen wallet found in tree after 27 years
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