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Chinese master from Waltham shows them the way (with video) (The Daily News Tribune)

A red-crowned crane and spindly grasshoppers, radiant sunflowers and a black-eyed squid have flowed from the horsehair brushes of Judith Funkhouser and her fellow artists of the Chinese Painting Guild.

Austria is alive with alpine huts (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

Groups of mountainside chalets offer creature comforts along with magnificent vistas.

Learn about the life of Martin Luther King Jr. in Atlanta (Austin American-Statesman)

Learn about the life of Martin Luther King Jr. in Atlanta

Remixing Regional Flavors in Houston (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

RARE is the city where a chef can set up tables inside a former car dealership and pack the house nightly. But on a recent evening in Houston, I sat inside that space, which has been reborn as Reef, a bustling, hyper-inventive seafood restaurant, and thought about the unusual fish on my plate: a Gulf of Mexico wahoo, to which the chef and co-owner Bryan Caswell had done unexpected, and ...

Saturday Interview: Candid Cronin still fired by spirit of Scottish rugby's greatest triumph (The Scotsman: Sport)

DAMIAN Cronin has just been to the gym when he picks me up from the train station in Walton-on-Thames and as his 4x4 Volvo glides over the speed bumps in this well-to-do corne

The Landau (Totally Jewish)

On 27 November 2007, The Landau at The Langham, London, re-opened its doors. The Landau, named after the carriage that HRH the Prince of Wales rode in to open The Langham, London in 1865, completes a major transformation of the hotel.

First Friday celebrates Mardi Gras (Johnson City Press)

Each First Friday is a celebration, and tonight the event celebrates the upcoming Mardi Gras holiday with live music from the New Orleans-style band The Mudbugs, some New Orleans eats and drinks and the welcoming of a new downtown business, Main Street Pizza Company.

Treasure trove? Some locals find goldmines in family heirlooms (The Record and Herald News)

Lyndhurst hosts antiques appraiser

Remixing Regional Flavors in Houston (New York Times)

A cornmeal-fried oyster and shrimp po’boy at Beaver’s, a former ice house. RARE is the city where a chef can set up tables inside a former car dealership and pack the house nightly.

Taste of Polk County: Ten dishes to try during your visit (The Banks County News)

•Terriyaki glazed seared ahi tuna, served with jumbo crab California roll and tempura fried vegetables, at the Terrace Grille Terrace Hotel. The Terrace Hotel in Lakeland is a great place to enjoy a leisurely meal in a historic hotel.


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