For some Detroit services, call the D.I.Y. Dept. Detroit may be broke but it will soon have a first-rate motor pool, featuring 23 new ambulances and a fleet of 100 new police cars. Some city parks also are getting tender loving care. New fruit trees and shrubs have been planted, and mowing crews are beginning to make the rounds to keep the green spaces tidy. More
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Where is everyone? Southern Kosovo offers much, but tourists swerve it Kosovo is the third least-visited country in Europe, ahead of only Moldova and Liechtenstein. Some backpackers trek through its Accursed Alps as part of the Peaks of the Balkans trail, but few ... 05/26/2023 - 9:01 pm | View Link
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The lesser-known US cities you should visit on your next holiday America’s biggest cities need no introduction. You have likely already seen the skyscrapers in New York, pounded the Freedom Trail in Boston, and soaked up Miami’s beachside glitz. But eclipsed by ... 05/26/2023 - 1:00 am | View Link
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Our giant 2023 guide will help you find the perfect Twin Cities patio While there, shop for full bottles of the distillery’s high-quality spirits, which are offered here at prices lower than you’ll find in retail outlets in the Twin Cities. WALDMANN BREWERY, 445 Smith ... 05/24/2023 - 11:19 pm | View Link
Warming my hands around a campfire just outside Zion National Park, I scan the horizon and take in the panoramic view: As the sun begins to set in southwest Utah, the region’s famed Navajo sandstone glows pink in the fading light. I hear the eerie, cascading notes of a canyon wren calling somewhere nearby.
There’s not a soul in sight at this secluded Bureau of Land Management (BLM) site.