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Caroline Meister found dead in California park

The body of a California woman who went missing while hiking last week has been found at the bottom of a steep waterfall gorge. Caroline Meister’s body was discovered Friday at the Ventana Preserve outside Monterey. She had set out on a day-long hike four days ago. 30-year-old man “was not prepared for an overnight […]

Visitors sue National Park Service over policy prohibiting cash payments

Three visitors have sued the National Park Service over its policy of banning cash payments in various parts of the country. Elizabeth Dasberg of Georgia, Esther van der Werf of California, and Toby Stover of New York filed a lawsuit in early March alleging that the Park Service’s cashless policy violates federal law. woke up. […]

New Alabama sculpture park aims to honor those who endured slavery

Visitors to the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park wind their way past artwork depicting the lives of American slaves and historic exhibits, including two cabins where slaves lived, before reaching the towering monument. Arrive. Nearly four stories tall, the National Freedom Monument honors the millions of people who endured the atrocities of slavery. The monument is […]

Park Avenue landlords boast new leases after glowing Sixth Ave. report

Park Avenue landlords are sounding the alarm after reporting last week that Sixth Avenue had regained a narrow lead over Park in terms of minimum percentage of available space. The Stahl Organization’s 277 Park Avenue location between East 47th and 48th Streets boasts an unreported 175,000 square feet of new and expanded leases signed in […]

2 innocent bystanders shot in NYC’s Tompkins Square Park

Two innocent bystanders were shot and killed in broad daylight in Tompkins Square Park, police said. Police said a 26-year-old man was hit in the buttocks and a 53-year-old woman was hit in the right buttock around 12:45 p.m. Saturday. Police officials said the shooting occurred on the park’s west side between the 7th and […]