Rockefeller Center Turns 50 by America's Most Loved City
The Denver Post profiles Rockefeller Center as it marks 50 years. The piece highlights Fifth Avenue lights, the RCA building view from 850 feet, the Radio City Music Hall renovations, and the Rockettes. It notes the center’s open spaces, shops, and gardens that draw millions.
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Magic and history bloom on New York's Staten Island
On Todt Hill Staten Island offers vistas once enjoyed by Cornelius Vanderbilt and Thoreau. Richmondtown preserves 96 acres of colonial life with 25 restored buildings while Tottenville hosts Conference House historic meeting site. Snug Harbor showcases Greek Revival architecture and cultural venues.
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Great Guitars Begin Legend of Jazz Series at Hancher
Iowa City’s Legends of Jazz opens with Great Guitars at 8 p.m. Friday in Hancher Auditorium. Charlie Byrd, Barney Kessel, and Herb Ellis bring over 90 years of jazz experience, sharing stage history from Carnegie Hall to Concord Jazz Festival.
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