Rick Blaine
Rick is a media professional with over 30 years experience in the television industry. He's been an award-winning broadcaster and columnist, and reported on a wide range of topics - from sports to government.
A native of New England, Rick has two children in college and lives in Connecticut.
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States Consider New Fees for Driving Electric CarsState governments are considering fees for drivers of electric cars as a way to replace gasoline taxes to fund road construction and repair -
Honda Fit Plug-in Electric Car Hits the StreetsThe new Honda Fit plug-in electric vehicle has hit the market, just as big questions about the sustainability of eco-friendly electric car sales are being asked
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Can Electric Cars Be Saved in 2012?A year that started with much hype and promise ended with disappointing sales and a massive recall. Have plug-in electric vehicles already failed? -
Will Total Recall Short-circuit the Chevy Volt?Every Chevrolet Volt plug-in electric vehicle is being recalled to fix potential fire hazards. Will the move have an effect on the struggling electric car industry?
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Red Sox Look for Someone to Play Right Field: A Fan’s TakeThe Boston Red Sox have a hole in their lineup in right field as the 2012 season approaches
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Notre Dame Still Faces Football Conference Pressure: A Fan’s TakeCollege football conference realignment continues to put pressure on the historic independence of Notre Dame -
Red Sox in turmoil after collapse: A fan’s takeThe Boston Red Sox are in turmoil after their historic September collapse, letting manage Terry Francona go and facing the possible departure of GM Theo EpsteinAlso published on: -
When Did GOP Stop Supporting Our Troops?Republicans, including GOP presidential candidates, have abandoned the support for U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan that not long ago was a fundamental pillar of their party politics -
CODA Hopes to Change Car Buying with Chinese Electric VehiclesCODA, a California carmaker, hopes its Chinese-made electric cars will change the way Americans shop for and buy eco-friendly plug-in vehicles
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Republican BloodlustRepublican voters at early GOP presidential debates are unabashedly venting their anger, with unseemly cheers in favor of death
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Remembering first night game at Notre Dame: A fan's viewNotre Dame and Michigan, who will play the first-ever night game in Ann Arbor, also met in the first night game ever played at Notre Dame StadiumAlso published on: -
Electric Cars Going SolarThe electric car charging dilemma is getting an increasingly viable solution from eco-friendly solar power. -
Are Consumers Pulling the Plug on Electric Cars?Despite the buzz, electric cars are not turning on consumers, who are instead opting for cheaper gas-powered models.
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Despite $4 Gas Electric Cars Aren't SellingEven though gasoline has reached $4 per gallon, car makers can't seem to sell their new fuel-efficient plug-in electric vehicles.
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Best Buy Wants to Sell Plug-in Electric CarsBest Buy says it is discussing the idea of selling eco-friendly plug-in electric cars at its stores around the country.
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Electric Cars More Affordable Thanks to $4 Per Gallon GasThe spike in gas prices to $4 per gallon has made new fuel-efficient electric cars an even more affordable option
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Best Places for a Maine Lobster DinnerHere are the five best places along the Maine coast to stop during the summer for a traditional Maine lobster dinner. -
Where to Find Free Electric Car Charging Stations in Baltimore AreaWith the mass market introduction of eco-friendly electric cars, more and more drivers in the Baltimore area will need to know where to find electric car charging stations -
What is the Future of the American Automotive Industry?On the heels of the financial crisis, what lies ahead for the American auto industry as the economy takes its first steps toward recovery? -
States Look to Tax Electric Car UseFaced with tight budgets and the prospect of long-term drops in gas tax revenue, states are looking at ways to tax electric cars to pay for bridges and highwaysAlso published on:
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Electric Cars to Connect with Mobile DevicesElectric car companies like Ford, Nissan and Volkswagen are working to integrate mobile devices into the everyday operation of new eco-friendly plug-in cars -
UConn Women's Success is Boring Their FansThe remarkable success of the University of Connecticut women's basketball team -- which has lost just one game in three years -- has resulted in college hoops fans staying away from their games -
Lock Museum of America in Terryville, ConnecticutThe Lock Museum of America in Terryville, Connecticut is home to thousands of varieties of locks and keys dating back over 4,000 years. -
Visit the Site of Andrew Wyeth's "Christina's World" PaintingVisit the site of one of the most-recognized American paintings -- Andrew Wyeth's "Christina's World" -- on a coastal farm in Cushing, Maine. -
The New England Carousel Museum in Bristol, ConnecticutNew England Carousel Museum in Bristol, Connecticut features a collection of beautifully-carved antique flying horses from "The Golden Age of Carousels." -
American Clock and Watch Museum in Bristol, ConnecticutThe American Clock and Watch Museum in Bristol, Connecticut highlights area clock legends like Seth Thomas and the home of the Mickey Mouse watch. -
Timexpo in Waterbury, Connecticut Presents the History of the WristwatchMuseum in Waterbury, Connecticut celebrates the history of Timex, the iconic American wristwatch, and the birthplace of the Mickey Mouse watch. -
Best Maine Lighthouses to PhotographTake photographs of these iconic Maine lighthouses that are fit for a post card or calendar. -
Things to Do in Freeport, MaineThousands come each year to shop, but there are more things to do in Freeport, Maine than just the outlet stores. -
Things to Do in Kennebunkport, MaineThere are lots of things to do in Kennebunkport, Maine - from historic sites to activities for the whole family. -
Six Best Clam Shacks in ConnecticutThe best clam shacks along the Connecticut coast. -
Five Best Clam Shacks in MaineClam shacks, where fresh fried clams are served from rustic roadside stands, are among the highlights of a trip Down East to the coast of Maine. Here are the five best. -
Electric Car from China Looks to Grab Share of U.S. MarketCODA hopes its electric cars, made in China, can capture a share of the U.S. market for eco-friendly plug-in vehicles, competing with Chevy, Nissan and Ford.
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San Diego Embraces Electric CarsSan Diego is going green in preparation for widespread acceptance of electric cars.
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New Volkswagen Microbus is Company's Electric Car ConceptVolkswagen has unveiled its concept of the electric car -- an eco-friendly version of the classic 1960s microbus. -
Eco-friendly Electric Cars Coming to ArizonaArizona among the first places where new plug-in electric cars like the Nissan Leaf and Ford Focus will be available to consumers.
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Orlando Going Green to Prepare for Electric CarsOrlando, Florida is going green to prepare for the debut of eco-friendly electric cars in the state in 2011.
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Rent an Eco-friendly Electric CarCar rental companies like Hertz and Enterprise are rolling out plug-in electric cars, so customers can try these hard-to-find eco-friendly models.
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Ford Focus Next Electric Car to Hit the MarketFord will roll out its version of the electric car, an eco-friendly plug-in version of the Ford Focus, in 19 cities across the country.
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Electric Car Plans Underway in North CarolinaEco-friendly electric cars from Chevy and Ford are headed to North Carolina, and the state is preparing for their arrival with a plan go green by building electric car charging stations.
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Toyota Joins Electric Car Market with Plug-in PriusToyota will roll out its version of the electric car, a plug-in version of the trend-setting Prius, to compete with eco-friendly models from Chevrolet and Nissan. -
Tennessee Aims to Be Electric Car Capital of AmericaWith the eco-friendly Nissan Leaf electric car slated to roll off assembly lines in Tennessee, the state is staking a claim to being the electric car capital of the country
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Where to Find Electric Car Charging Stations in ChicagoWhere to find public charging stations in Chicago for electric cars like the Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf.
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Minneapolis and St. Paul Prepare for Electric CarsThe Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota are going green in preparing for eco-friendly electric cars like the Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf, with plans for public charging stations
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Luxury Electric Cars Coming from BMW, Rolls Royce, Tesla, MoreForget saving money, fuel efficient electric cars are going upscale with pricey new models from luxury manufacturers like Roll Royce, BMW and Tesla. -
Four Money-saving Reasons to Buy an Electric Car in New JerseyHere are four money-saving reasons to buy an electric car like the Nissan Leaf in New Jersey.
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Where to Find Free Electric Car Charging Stations in Portland AreaWith the introduction of electric cars, more and more drivers in the Portland, Oregon area will need to know where to find free electric car charging stations for their efficient new cars.
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Ten Best Children's Museums in New EnglandFor parents looking for a special day of fun and learning with their kids, here are the top ten best children's museums in New England.
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Best Internships for 2011 College GraduatesWhat are the best companies for 2011 college graduates to target as they look to land coveted internships? -
Where to Find Free Electric Car Charging Stations in Austin AreaWith the introduction of electric cars, more and more drivers in the Austin area will need to know where to find free electric car charging stations for their efficient new cars.
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Where to Find Electric Car Charging Stations in Houston AreaMore and more drivers in America's oil and gas capital - Houston, Texas - will need to know where to find electric car charging stations for their efficient new cars.
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Electric Cars Arrive in DetroitWhat to know about owning and driving electric cars in America's car capital of Detroit
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Where to Find Free Electric Car Charging Stations in Seattle AreaWith the introduction of electric cars, more and more drivers in the Seattle area will need to know where to find free electric car charging stations for their efficient new cars.
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Where to Find Free Electric Car Charging Stations in Philadelphia AreaWith the introduction of electric cars, more and more drivers in the Philadelphia area will need to know where to find free electric car charging stations for their efficient new cars.
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Where to Find Free Electric Car Charging Stations in Washington, D.C. AreaWith the mass market introduction of electric cars, more and more drivers in the Washington, D.C. area will need to know where to find free electric car charging stations around the Capital region.
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Where to Find Free Electric Car Charging Stations Around DenverWhere to find free electric car charging stations in and around the Denver, Colorado area.
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Electric Cars Slow to Take OffThe much-heralded new electric cars '" like the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Volt '" are taking a very slow route to market.
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Four Key 2011 Spring Training Questions for the Boston Red SoxHere are the key questions that the Boston Red Sox will try to answer during 2011 spring training -
Black Bamboo Chinese Restaurant in West Hartford, CTA new Chinese restaurant, Black Bamboo, has opened in West Hartford, Connecticut, filling a desperate need with those hungry for top-quality Hunan and Szechuan food. -
Guide to Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk, ConnecticutFresh off a major renovation that doubled its size, Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk. Connecticut remains dedicated to "learning though play"
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Tourist Guide to Time Warner Center in New YorkThe Time Warner Center offers New York City tourists a unique mix of attractions. -
Where to Find Electric Car Charging Stations in MassachusettsWhere can owners of the new Chevy Volt, Ford Focus or Nissan Leaf find electric car charging stations in Massachusetts?
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Tourist Guide to New York City SubwaysHelpful guide of do's and don'ts for a tourist riding the New York City subway. -
Woman Solves Her Own Kidnap CaseA 23-year old woman solved her own kidnapping case, reuniting with her birth mother and leading police to the woman who stole her from the hospital and raised her as a daughter.
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Where to Find Free Electric Car Charging Stations in ConnecticutWhere can owners of the new Chevy Volt or Nissan Leaf find free electric car charging stations in Connecticut?
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Best Companies for 2011 College GraduatesWhat are the best companies for 2011 college graduates to target to land a job and start their careers?
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Best Cities for 2011 College GraduatesWhat are the best cities in America for 2011 college graduates to settle down, find a job and still have the high quality of life that people in their twenties expect?
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Best Things to Do at the Sundance Film FestivalHere are the best things to do when attending the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. -
Best Careers for 2011 College GraduatesWhat are the best careers for 2011 college graduates? Who's hiring, and which are the best companies for entry-level opportunities?
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Beltre to Rangers: More Good News for Boston Red SoxThirdbaseman Adrian Beltre's free agent deal with the Texas Rangers is the latest in an off season of good news for his former team, the Boston Red Sox, who will receive a high 2011 MLB draft pick as compensation -
Romantic Things to Do on Valentine's Day in BostonHere are some of the most romantic things to do on Valentine's Day in Boston - a city where food and history and culture come together like nowhere else. -
Romantic Things to Do on Valentine's Day in New York CityWhat are the most romantic things to do and places to visit for couples in New York City on Valentine's Day? -
Disney Plans New "Winnie the Pooh" MovieDisney brings the beloved "Winne the Pooh" characters back to movie theaters in lush new hand-drawn animated film in 2011.
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Kevin Wilson Will Be New Football Coach at IndianaKevin Wilson will be the new football coach at Indiana University. Wilson had been offensive coordinator at Oklahoma.
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Boston Red Sox Trade RumorsAs the MLB winter meetings open, the Boston Red Sox remain at the center of trade rumors. Having already completed the biggest trade of the off-season, rumors now focus on the Red Sox acquiring a power-hitting outfielder. -
Can Whipped Cream with Alcohol Tempt Young People like Four Loko?On the heels of the banning of Four Loko - the alcohol and caffeine drink dubbed "blackout in a can" - spray cans of whipped cream mixed with alcohol are quickly gaining popularity. -
Boston Red Sox Trade RumorsTrade rumors surrounding the Boston Red Sox and the team's need for a catcher intensified after free agent Victor Martinez departed for Detroit.
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Holiday Season Celebrations in Boston, MassachusettsNear the site of the first Thanksgiving, in the city that originated First Night, there's nothing like a holiday season celebration in Boston. -
Boston Red Sox Trade RumorsComing off a season in which they did not make the playoffs, there are rumors that the Boston Red Sox will look to trade some players as they remake their roster for 2011.
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Winter Travel - One Day in BostonWhat to see and do if you've only got one day to visit Boston, and your travel is planned for the winter months.
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Mish Blog DisappersWhen "Mish's Global Economic Trend Analysis" disappeared from the web, the popular site known as the Mish blog became the subject of startled speculation far beyond Wall Street
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Holiday Season Celebrations in Hartford, CTFrom Thanksgiving through New Year's Day these celebrations bring the spirit of the holiday season to the Hartford, CT area.
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America's Last World War I VeteranAt 109 years old, Frank Buckles, the last American veteran of World War I, inspires an effort to build a memorial to America's World War I veterans in Washington. -
Bobby Tillman Beaten to Death in Tragic CircumstancesBobby Tillman, an Atlanta-area teen who was in the wrong place at the wrong time, was savagely beaten to death simply because he was the next person to walk by.
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Boston Red Sox Face Offseason Decisions on Free AgentsThe offseason holds lots of questions for the Boston red Sox, most of them involving decisions that must be made on which free agents to keep and which to chase.
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Top 10 TV DadsThe death of actor Tom Bosley of TV's "Happy Days" calls for a look at the Top TV Dads through the years.
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Romantic Vacation Destinations in ConnecticutConnecticut offers a variety of romantic vacation destinations close to both Boston and New York. -
A Visitor's Guide to the New England Quilt Musem in Historic Lowell, MassachusettsThe New England Quilt Museum celebrates the practical and artistic custom of quiltmaking in America. -
Free Activities for Kids in BostonBoston is a great vacation destination for families, including this list of free activities for kids to enjoy when you visit. -
Visitor's Guide to the Yale Center for British ArtThe Yale Center for British Art is home to a larger collection of British art than any museum outside the United Kingdom. -
Holiday Celebrations in MaineSmall towns in Maine offer unique holiday celebrations that range from the traditional to the offbeat.
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Holiday Season Celebrations in Stamford, CTEnjoy the holiday season with these local celebrations in Stamford, Connecticut.
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Visitor's Guide to New Britain Museum of American ArtThe New Britain Museum of American Art in Connecticut was the first museum ever to collect and exhibit solely American art, from the colonial period to the present.
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Visitor's Guide to the Museum of Connecticut HistoryThe Museum of Connecticut History in Hartford honors the political and industrial history of the state, and features some of the country's best collections of coins and firearms.
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Visitor's Guide to Historic Heublein Tower in ConnecticutThe historic Heublein Tower in Simsbury, Connecticut was the summer home of a wealthy importer. Today the mountaintop tower with its spectacular views is open to the public. -
Visitor's Guide to the Trash Museum in HartfordThe Trash Museum in Hartford, Connecticut explores the history of waste management and recycling, offers educational programs
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Visitor's Guide to the New England Civil War MuseumThe New England Civil War Museum houses historic artifacts and documents in a preserved ornate meeting hall built by the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) veterans group in the late 1800s.
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Visitor's Guide to Lowell National Historical ParkThe textile mills and canals of a typical New England factory town form the setting for the Lowell National Historical Park and its exploration of the Industrial Revolution in America. -
Visitor's Guide to the Otis House Museum in BostonThe Otis House Museum in Boston offers a glimpse of society life in Boston in the years after the Revolutionary War. -
Activities for Children at New England Aquarium in BostonA second generation of children is now enjoying the activities at the New England Aquarium in Boston, which has been attracting families and kids for over 40 years.
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Visitor's Guide to the New England AquariumThe New England Aquarium in Boston, with its giant ocean tank and educational exhibits, has been celebrating marine life for over 40 years.
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Visitor's Guide to Minute Man National ParkMinute Man National Park in Concord, Massachusetts, preserves the site where the American Revolutionary War began with the famed "shot heard round the world." -
Traveler's Guide to Art in ParisMuseums in Paris are only part of the story when you travel in France. Your European art vacation should also include familiar locations of the most famous paintings of Paris.
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Guide to the Museum of African American History in BostonThe oldest standing black church in America, and the country's first public school for black students highlight the Museum of African American History in Boston, Massachusetts. -
Guide to the Museum of Fine Arts in BostonThe Museum of Fine Arts in Boston is one of the largest and most popular in the country, featuring famous works by the world's greatest artists.
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Museums in Hartford, ConnecticutMidway between the art centers of Boston and New York, the city of Hartford, Connecticut offers a number of historic and important museums. -
Historic Sites in Hartford, ConnecticutFrom colonial times through its post-Civil War reign as America's wealthiest city, Hartford, Connecticut has a rich history. Here are some of Hartford's historic landmarks. -
Famous College Landmarks in BostonSome of the most famous landmarks at colleges and universities in Boston, Massachusetts - considered one of the centers of academic life in America. -
Visit the Sports Museum of New England in BostonThe Sports Museum of New England chronicles the history of Boston sports teams and athletes - including the Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics, Bruins and more - with a half-mile of exhibits. -
Review: Museum of Science in BostonThe Museum of Science in Boston was the first museum to bring together all the fields of scientific study under one roof, and has been educating school children for almost 60 years. -
Bunker Hill Monument Commemorates Revolutionary War BattleThe Bunker Hill Monument and Museum commemorate a key early battle in the American Revolutionary War, and are part of the historic Freedom Trail in the Boston National Historic Park. -
Visit Historic Fanueil Hall in BostonFaneuil Hall is known as the Cradle of Liberty for its role as a meeting place for leaders of the independence movement in America, and has been the central marketplace for the city of Boston for over 250 years. -
Boston's Best PizzeriasFrom no-frills pizza on a tray to upscale pizza with gourmet toppings, these are the best pizzerias in Boston.
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Visitor's Guide to Boston Massacre SiteVisitor's guide to the site of the Boston Massacre and the events surrounding the tragedy, which set the American colonies on a path to revolution and independence. -
Boston's Historic Old South Meeting HouseThe Old South Meeting House in Boston has been at the center of protest and free speech for over 270 years, giving it an important place in American history. -
Visiting Boston's Public Garden with ChildrenActivities for children when visiting the historic Public Garden in the heart of Boston, Massachusetts. -
New Bedford Whaling Museum in MassachusettsThe New Bedford Whaling Museum, part of a surrounding National Historical Park, explores the history of America's whaling industry and the delicate balance between industry and the environment. -
Maine's Fort Knox and Penobscot Narrows ObservatoryAlong a river spilling onto the Maine coast, the world's tallest public bridge observatory looks down on one of America's best preserved military forts. -
Catch Your Own Dinner on a Maine Lobster CruiseLucky Catch Cruises in Portland, Maine gives you a chance to haul your own lobster from the waters of the Atlantic and take it home for dinner. -
Hiking and Biking Trails on Maine's Mt. AgamenticusWith 10,000 unspoiled acres and 40 miles of trails, Mt. Agamenticus offers unmatched views of the Maine coast and the White Mountain range to those who love hiking or biking on their vacation.
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History of the Plastic Pink FlamingoFrom 1950s fad to 21st century retro kitsch, the plastic pink flamingo is an icon of American pop culture. -
Autumn Lawn Care TipsHere are fall lawn care tips that will ensure a lush, green lawn next spring. -
How to Plant Fall BulbsHow to plant fall bulbs to ensure beautiful perennials in your flower garden each spring. -
Travel Guide: Kittery, MaineHere's what you should see and do when you visit Kittery, Maine - from historic sites to factory outlets, -
Prepare Your Garden for FallSimple steps to take to prepare your garden for fall and ensure success next spring.
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Mt. Washington Auto Road in New HampshireThe Mt. Washington Auto Road allows visitors to drive to the summit of the highest peak in the northeastern United States. -
Mt. Washington Cog Railway in New HampshireThe Mt. Washington Cog Railway in New Hampshire has been taking passengers by steam locomotive to the top of the tallest mountain in the northeast United States for 140 years. -
Healthy Tips for Raking LeavesHere are seven helpful tips for staying healthy while raking leaves this fall. -
Visit the Historic Paul Revere House in BostonThe Paul Revere House, home of the famous figure from Revolutionary War history and the oldest building in Boston, is open to the public. -
Tour Boston's Historic Fenway ParkFenway Park, home to the Boston Red Sox for almost 100 years, offers visitors daily tours on a year-round basis.
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Boston's Monument to Historic Black Civil War RegimentA massive bronze monument in Boston commemorates Robert Gould Shaw and the 54th Massachusetts Volunteers, the first all-black regiment to fight in the Civil War. -
Summer Travel: Watch Hill, Rhode IslandWatch Hill, Rhode Island is a coastal New England town that's perfect for a vacation day trip. -
Review: USS Nautilus and Submarine Museum in Groton, ConnecticutGo aboard the historic USS Nautilus, the first nuclear-powered vessel, at the U.S. Navy's Submarine Force Museum in Groton, Connecticut. -
Travel Guide: Gillette Castle State Park in ConnecticutGillette Castle State Park in Connecticut showcases a one-of-a-kind, 24-room stone mansion that features distinctive design and craftsmanship. -
Best Pizza in Stamford, ConnecticutWhere are the best places to get a pizza in Stamford, Connecticut? -
Best Cities in Maine for Young ProfessionalsWhat are the best cities for young professionals to live and work in the state of Maine? -
Best All-time Football Players from ConnecticutWho are the best all-time football players from the state of Connecticut?
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Best Baseball Players from ConnecticutWho are the all-time best baseball players born in Connecticut? -
Portland Chamber Music FestivalEach year, the Portland Chamber Music Festival brings artists from around the world to a classical music concert series in Maine.
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Buying Health and Beauty Products with Organic IngredientsHere are things to keep in mind when buying health and beauty products with organic ingredients. -
The Elbow Room in West Hartford, Connecticut: Restaurant ReviewThe Elbow Room offers a gourmet take on American comfort food in the heart of West Hartford Center in Connecticut.
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Old Newgate Prison in Connecticut Held Prisoners UndergroundOld Newgate prison was America's first copper mine and, later, the country's first state prison - where the state of Connecticut kept prisoners confined underground. Today, visitors can explore the tunnels and guard house. -
2009 American League All-Star ShortstopsPerennial star Derek Jeter and up-and-comer Jason Bartlett headline the contenders for the American League starting shortstop at the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game in St. Louis.
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Max a Mia Restaurant in Avon, ConnecticutMax A Mia restaurant has been serving award-winning Italian food in the affluent suburbs of Hartford, Connecticut for nearly 20 years.
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Best Pizza in West Hartford, ConnecticutThese are the top pizza restaurants in the upscale suburb of West Hartford, Connecticut. Each offers its version of thin-crust Naples-style pizza.
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Elizabeth Park and Rose Garden in Hartford, ConnecticutThe century-old Elizabeth Park in Hartford, Connecticut is home to the nation's oldest municipal rose garden, a beautiful two-and-a-half acre garden with 15,000 rose bushes and over 800 varieties. -
Whale Watching in Bar Harbor, MaineThe waters off the coast of Bar Harbor, Maine are prime summer feeding grounds for several species of whales, and several companies offer whale watching trips to see these magnificent creatures up close. -
Connecticut's Old State House in HartfordThe Old State House in Hartford, Connecticut is the oldest remaining state capitol building in the country, offering a look back at history plus a surprising museum of odd artifacts. -
Weir Farm in Connecticut is Home to American Impressionist ArtWeir Farm in Connecticut was home to the American Impressionist movement and an inspiration to three generations of artists. -
Visit Rockland, Maine for the Annual Maine Lobster FestivalOver ten tons of lobster are served each summer in Rockland, Maine at the annual Maine Lobster Festival, which has been held annually for over 60 years.
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Travel the Connecticut Art TrailThe Connecticut Art trail features fifteen museums and historic sites offering a broad view of art history, all within driving distance in a single state. -
Eat at the Birthplace of the Hamburger in New Haven, ConnecticutVisitors to new Haven, Connecticut can still eat at the birthplace of the hamburger, Louis' Lunch, and enjoy a burger the same way it's been served for over 100 years. -
Connecticut's Eli Whitney Museum Celebrates Invention and IndustryThe Eli Whitney Museum in Hamden, Connecticut offers history lessons and hands-on learning inspired by the famed inventor and father of the American industrial revolution. -
Connecticut's Florence Griswold Museum of American Impressionist ArtThe Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme, Connecticut has been the home to the American Impressionist art movement since the early 1900s. -
Connecticut Vehicle Emissions TestingImportant details on Connecticut's state vehicle emissions testing program.
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American League All-Star Second Basemen: Top ThreeDustin Pedroia, Ian Kinsler and Aaron Hill are the most deserving candidates to play second base for the American League at the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game.
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American League All-Star Third BasemenAlex Rodriguez and Evan Longoria head the list of potential American League third baseman for the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game.
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Boulder Dash Roller Coaster Ride at Lake Compounce in Bristol, ConnecticutThe Boulder Dash roller coaster at the Lake Compounce theme park in Bristol Connecticut is a unique ride down a mountain and through the woods, and one of the best wooden coasters in the country. -
Hartford's Wadsworth Atheneum is America's Oldest Public Art MuseumAmerica's first public art museum, the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut, has been breaking new ground in art for over 150 years. -
Visit Connecticut's Dinosaur State ParkA path filled with 200-million year old dinosaur footprints, and life-sized recreations of the creatures that made them are the main attractions at Connecticut's Dinosaur State Park. -
Eight Things to Do on a Notre Dame Football WeekendSeeing Notre Dame play a home game in South Bend is perhaps the ultimate college football travel experience. Here are some "can't miss" tips if you are planning on making the trip. -
Striking New Connecticut Science Center Opens in HartfordThe brand new Connecticut Science Center in Hartford brings science to life in a dramatic new building overlooking the city's waterfront. -
Summer Travel: Great Falls Hot Air Balloon Festival in MaineDozens of hot air balloons float over the river between two of Maine's industrial mill towns each summer in the annual Great Falls Balloon Festival. -
Portland Museum is Maine's Fine Arts GemPortland's Museum of Art, with its focus on works with a Maine connection, is among the most highly-praised small-city museums in the country. -
How to Eat a Maine LobsterEating a lobster can be daunting and messy, especially for a beginner. But the rewards make all the effort worthwhile. -
White Water Rafting in MaineMaine offers some of the best whitewater rafting anywhere in America. Three different rivers provide the thrill of riding the rapids in the unspoiled wilderness of the northern woods. -
Take a Train to Maine for the Romance and History of Rail TravelTrain lovers can ride the rails to Maine for a scenic vacation, and visit two unique museums celebrating transportation methods from long ago - trolleys and narrow gauge trains. -
Relive the History of the Amistad in ConnecticutThe plight of more than 50 Africans aboard the schooner Amistad, kidnapped as slaves in 1839 before they rebelled in search of freedom, is remembered at sites in Connecticut honoring their struggle.
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Six Red Sox Gifts for Dad on Father's DayLooking for a gift idea for your dad this Father's Day? If he's a Boston Red Sox fan, here's a list of presents to show him how much you love him, and to thank him for introducing you to the game of baseball.
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Summer Travel: One Day in New York CityHere's a plan to follow if you've only got one day free to visit New York City and you want to see and do as many things as possible. It's a tourist's delight, complete with sightseeing, history, museums, shopping and great food. -
Canoe Maine's Unspoiled Allagash Wilderness WaterwayThe Allagash Wilderness Waterway in Maine is a 100-mile journey along pristine lakes and rivers, virtually unchanged for hundreds of years and an unforgettable family vacation trip. -
The Six Best Local Steakhouses in IndianapolisThere's nothing like a hearty Midwest steak, and Indianapolis has a wide variety of excellent locally-owned steakhouse restaurants that you should visit if you're in town for the Indy 500, a NASCAR race, or a convention. -
Summer Travel: One Day in ChicagoHere's a plan to follow if you've only got one day free to visit Chicago and you want to see and do as many things as possible. It's a tourist's delight, complete with sightseeing, history, museums, shopping and, of course, great food. -
Summer Travel: One Day in BostonHere's a plan to follow if you've only got one day free to visit Boston and you want to see and do as many things as possible. It's a tourist's delight, complete with sightseeing, history, museums, shopping and, of course, great food. -
Summer Travel: New Harbor Has Everything Your Maine Vacation NeedsEverything you'd want in a Maine vacation or weekend getaway is available when you travel to New Harbor. Visit the lighthouse or tour the historic fort, eat fresh lobster and clams or relax on a sandy beach. It's all here in one Maine destination. -
Visit Maine's Historic Shaker Village at Sabbathday LakeOnce a thriving religious order with thousands of followers, the last of the Shakers now live in a small village in Maine. This historic community, a working farm and orchard, is open to summer visitors as a museum.
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Visit Maine's Poland Spring, Famous for Its Water for 150 YearsPoland Spring Water has been quenching thirsts for over 150 years, and summer visitors can see the original source of the supposedly-therapeutic drink at the historic Poland Spring museum in Maine.
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Maine's Arctic Museum Celebrates Centennial of the First Trip to the North PoleOne hundred years ago, Robert Peary was the first to reach the North Pole. His expedition, and those of other polar explorers, are featured at the Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum on the campus of Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine. -
Visit the Historic Home of Civil War Hero Joshua Chamberlain in Brunswick, MaineThe home of Civil War hero Joshua Chamberlain is a museum in Brunswick, Maine celebrating the life of the hero of Gettysburg. It is unique as also the one-time home of poet and fellow Bowdoin College alumnus Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. -
7 Things to Do when You Attend the Indy 500For those planning to attend the Indy 500, there's much more to do in Indianapolis than watch the race. Here's a list of things to plan if you're going to "the greatest spectacle in racing" on Memorial Day weekend. -
Inglourious Basterds: Quentin Tarantino's Take on WWIIFilm director Quentin Tarantino offers his take on iconic World War II movies when Inglourious Basterds, starring Brad Pitt and an eclectic cast, arrives in theaters in August. -
Young Hollywood Stars to Headline Live-Action G.I. Joe MovieFrom Hasbro boys' toy in the '60s to comic book hero in the '80s, G.I. Joe is now a film franchise, as the summer action movie G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra premieres in theaters in August. -
5 Pasta Salad Recipes for Summer Holiday PicnicsHere are recipes for five different kinds of pasta salads, ready for your summer family picnics and barbecues to celebrate the Memorial Day, 4th of July and Labor Day holidays. -
5 Potato Salad Recipes for Summer Holiday PicnicsMake the most of your summer holiday picnics and barbecues with these five potato salad recipes - perfect for family get-togethers for Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day. -
Connecticut's Hill-Stead Museum: The Stunning Impressionist CollectionOne of America's finest collections of Impressionist art are on display in the Hill-Stead Museum, a Connecticut farmhouse where some of the paintings have hung since they were first bought from the artists including Monet, Manet and Degas. -
Harriet Beecher Stowe Center in Hartford, Connecticut Brings History to LifeThe home of Uncle Tom's Cabin author Harriet Beecher Stowe in Hartford, Connecticut is a library and museum that remains a center of history and intellectualism that reflects its famous owner and her neighbors. -
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Boston's Fine Art GemThe Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston displays some of the world's greatest art treasures in an intimate setting unlike any other museum in the world.
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Summer Travel Guide to Old Orchard Beach, MaineTourists have flocked to the seven miles of sand at Old Orchard Beach in Maine for over 150 years - for the sun, the surf, the pier and the food. Here's a guide to what to do - and eat - when you visit. -
Six Ideas for Matching Wine with Junk FoodJust because you're not preparing a full meal doesn't mean you can't choose the right wine. Here are ideas about which kinds of wine to pair with your favorite junk food snack. -
Jack Black Will Be the Latest to Star in Gulliver's TravelsComedian Jack Black will have the perfect excuse to play larger than life when he stars in the latest film version of the classic Gulliver's Travels. -
Five Places to Get Great Clam Chowder in BostonBoston is the home of New England clam chowder, and here is the lowdown on five restaurants that each claim to serve the best chowder in town. -
Four Places to Experience a Haunting in ConnecticutThe movie A Haunting in Connecticut tells just one of the state's ghost stories. Read this to learn about four paranormal sites even more famous with local residents.
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Ten Greatest American Films Available on Blu-RayHere's a list of the top-rated American films of all time that are currently available on Blu-Ray DVD.
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Six Overlooked Museums in Central ConnecticutSix often overlooked museums in central Connecticut offer unusual collections with varied appeal. From the practical to the whimsical, there's something for everyone at these tourist stops.
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Six Burger Ideas for Your Memorial Day CookoutKick off your summer grilling season this Memorial Day weekend with six different takes on the traditional backyard barbecue burger recipe. -
Summer Travel to Historic Portsmouth, NHPortsmouth, NH is an often-overlooked vacation destination between Boston and Portland that offers the history and charm of a quintessential New England travel getaway. -
Comedy All-star Team Assembled for New "Ghostbusters" MovieSome of the biggest names in comedy are circling around a new Ghostbusters movie, and Hollywood is buzzing with the possibilities. -
Summer Travel Guide to Ogunquit, MaineA short drive from Boston, the seaside town of Ogunquit combines the unspoiled beauty of the Maine coast with sophisticated dining, shopping and the arts - a perfect choice for a summer vacation or weekend getaway.
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The Mark Twain House is a Must-see Stop in Hartford, ConnecticutIn the third-floor billiards room of his Hartford, Connecticut home, Mark Twain changed American literature by writing classics such as Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. -
Actress Rachel Nichols Has Fans Buzzing About Her Roles in the New Star Trek and G.I. Joe MoviesSexy actress Rachel Nichols sports a look unfamiliar to fans in her roles in the upcoming Star Trek and G.I. Joe movies.
