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And when it's as handsome as this two-bedroom, three-bath with river views at Morton Square in the West Village, it'll get you a whole lot of turf upstate.

Expect sale prices and unprecedented promotions as retailers seek to boost profits through Christmas, a retail expert said Tuesday.

The three-course dinner is dead. As I looked down the bar at Good Luck, surveying the remains of a charcuterie platter, the picked-over bones of two deep-fried quail, a single slice of pizza margarita, and ...

"Uncounted," a documentary that illustrates how election fraud changed the outcome of the 2004 election, led to even greater fraud in 2006 and now looms as a threat to the 2008 election.

Passion outside work: Nixon's passion for horses began when she was a 5-year-old growing up on Long Island, where she learned how to ride in a ring.

A head-on collision on Route 20 sent two people to the hospital with serious injuries yesterday afternoon.

Maple Hill Middle School student Meghan Splain, 12, gets help with her stock tie from her trainer, Laura Fay, as she prepares to mount her horse, Galway Blazer, Sunday, June 1 at Larkin' Hill Farm on Route 32 ...

"Revisionist history promoted by horse lovers to give mustangs historic status"

We know about them from magazines and coffee-table books: "wild horses"--a.k.a. "mustangs"--cultural icons, symbols of freedom and the American pioneering spirit. via Fly Rod & Reel

"He was looking for someone to take over the fund"

WAPPINGERS FALLS - People who pore over the scores for mutual funds may have noticed a new name jumping into the upper echelons recently. via Poughkeepsie Journal

"It's always the people already seated at the banquet who want the doors barred to newcomers."

American Opinion FROM THE WHITE HOUSE, MIXED SIGNALS TO ARAB-AMERICANS by William Fisher American Reporter Correspondent Old Chatham, N.Y. ST. via American Reporter

"Eyes have not seen, ears have not heard what wonders are prepared for us"

American Opinion ALAS, POOR SCOTT by William Fisher American Reporter Correspondent Old Chatham, N.Y. ST. via American Reporter

"Don't let the flag touch the ground"

American Opinion U.S. RENDITION, TORTURE CASES CHALLENGE THE RULE OF LAW by William Fisher American Reporter Correspondent Old Chatham, N.Y. ST. via American Reporter

"We are confident this house will contribute to the overall welfare of Nepal and the Nepali people. We are confident that the nation will forge ahead toward sustainable peace, progress, full-fledged democracy and national unity"

American Opinion WORDS TO PONDER by William Fisher American Reporter Correspondent Old Chatham, N.Y. LONDON, April 24, 2006 -- Nepal's King Gyanendra has been under heavy pressure to restore democracy and save ... via American Reporter