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Quebec snows a party

First of two parts

QUEBEC CITY — I was standing in a charming room with eaves on the ninth floor of the palatial Fairmont Chateau Frontenac, listed as the most photographed hotel in the world, looking out upon breathtaking beauty draped in white.....more>>

Catch some ‘Rye’ references this season

NEW YORK — Where do the ducks go in the winter?
It’s a question Holden Caulfield, the moody teenage narrator of the classic novel “The Catcher in the Rye,” asks about the ducks in the Central Park pond.
And it’s a question that Sara Cedar Miller, the Central Park Conservancy historian, hears often.
Carnegie celebrates 100 years of architectural casts
Mansfield attracts ghost hunters
Sweet! Come and stay for Strasburg sundaes
Pleasant Valley farm sustained its author, Bromfield
More than a merry-go-round
Where can you find a historic carousel district, peacock-graced gardens, evidence of Johnny Appleseed, prison ghost hunts, great food, and the progressive farm where Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall married in 1945 –- as well as miles of beautiful countryside and historic sites?
W.Va. tourist trains offer leisurely way to see the countryside
Travel Briefs - 9-16-07
Travel briefs 8-19-07

• Crash case goes to court; buggy driver still in critical condition
• Officials want civil suit dismissed
• Added funds go to bikeway project in valley but may not be enough
• Man accused of exposing himself in Grove City video store 3 times
• Ruling awaited on Brookfield busing lawsuit

• District 10 pairings announced
• Roundup: Sharon baseball team undefeated for first time since 1976
• ERASE basketball league helps keep kids 'off the streets'
• Locals eye state berths during District 10 AA track meet
• Roundup: Brookfield softball bows out of playoffs

• Projects would help airport take off
• Things to do from May 17, 2008
• Farm briefs
• Community briefs May 16, 2008
• Things to do from May 16, 2008

• Deaths from May 17, 2008
• Deaths from May 16, 2008
• Deaths from May 15, 2008
• Deaths from May 14, 2008
• Deaths from May 13, 2008

• Is bikeway among valley’s most compelling needs?
• OUR VIEW: Watchful neighbors can help curb crime in problem areas
• Try plastics on for size when looking for ‘Made in U.S.A.’
• OUR VIEW: Justice must be determined by law, not by emotion
• Wouldn’t it be great if we, like English, had a lackey?

• Electric bills are going up, but just how much?
• U.S. refuses to brand China as a currency manipulator
• Supervisors give up quest for Prime Outlet money
• By serving smaller markets, Allegiant Air is flying high
• Winner Institute closing due to dwindling class size

Special Editions

• May Business Chronicle in Monday, April 28, Herald
• April edition of Views & Voices will warm your heart
• Feb. Business Chronicle included in Jan. 28 Herald
• Mercer County Business Chronicle inside Dec. 29 Herald
• Mercer County Business Chronicle inside Nov. 26 Herald

• Churchgoers tempted with gas raffle
• Church Briefs from May 16, 2008
• Pastor with local ties marking 25 years in priesthood
• To Spain with love: Temple gives Torah to new congregation
• For Mother’s Day, what’s involved in God’s call to show honor?

• VIDEO: Farrell rips Sharon, 71-57, to widen AA lead in District 10
• VIDEO: Hickory Hornets sting Grove City Eagles in Class AAA matchup
• VIDEO: Sharpsville's Blue Devils down Lakeview, 49-36
• VIDEO: KC Lady Golden Eagles beat Commodore Perry for 1st win
• VIDEO: Take a colorful tour of some area holiday light displays

• In simpler times, when Conneaut Lake Park was the hit of summer
• Remembering Julius McCoy: A perspective from a lifelong friend
• Get published! Herald seeking 'citizen journalists' for Web site
• A letter of thanks from Capt. Tingley, a Stoneboro native serving in Iraq
• Farrell Alumni Hall of Fame inducts 10 in 2007 class

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