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New York assists people with disabilities

New York City’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority has a system called Access-A-Ride (AAR) which provides transportation for people with disabilities who are unable to use the City’s bus or subway system. It offers shared ride, door-to-door paratransit service and operates 24-hours a day, seven days a week.   AAR also provides service within a three-quarter-of-a-mile corridor beyond fixed-route service across the New York City borderline to nearby areas of Nassau and Westchester Counties.

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Plunge through the treetops in West Virginia

This open-air zip line soars a jaw-dropping 200 feet above the ground at its highest point . . . → Read More: Plunge through the treetops in West Virginia

Kauai the garden island

Kauai’s opportunities for you to see a variety of geography, landscapes, and other points of interest, are virtually endless . . . → Read More: Kauai the garden island

Going to the dogs in Alaska

The dogs can burn up to 10,000 calories or more a day . . . → Read More: Going to the dogs in Alaska

A gun is fun on the Redneck Riviera Florida

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The Redneck Riviera really is a mighty fine place . . . → Read More: A gun is fun on the Redneck Riviera Florida

Liberace museum faces final curtain in Las Vegas

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It is somehow fitting that the Liberace Museum be based in Las Vegas, because Liberace was brighter than Las Vegas itself . . . → Read More: Liberace museum faces final curtain in Las Vegas

Clark Kent’s favourite museum Metropolis Illinois

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On display are many rare pieces from the Superman films . . . → Read More: Clark Kent’s favourite museum Metropolis Illinois

Riding high on the Wyler Aerial Tramway Texas

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From Ranger Peak, 5,632 feet above sea level, the visitor can enjoy the view of 7,000 square miles encompassing three states . . . → Read More: Riding high on the Wyler Aerial Tramway Texas

New York street swimming

he city burghers have set up dumpster trucks, garbage trucks as swimming pools . . . → Read More: New York street swimming

Las Vegas to ban hula hoops

city leaders later this month may ban the use of the usually plastic, hip-gyrating equipment on a five-block pedestrian mall known as the Fremont Street Experience in the city’s downtown core because, they argue, their use obstructs traffic flow and causes public disruptions. . . . → Read More: Las Vegas to ban hula hoops

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