From A to Z The Empire State New York overview
New York State scenery and economy span forests and farms to finance publishing theater and farming. Key facts include NYC as major city, Adirondacks Catskills lakes rivers and streams, 50 000 miles of waterways, Cooperstown Hall of Fame Niagara Falls Statue of Liberty and Longest inland canal Erie Canal 800 miles, world famed George Eastman House Rochester.
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Vitamin C Singer Colleen Fitzpatrick Profile
Vitamin C, born Colleen Fitzpatrick in 1968, grew up in Old Bridge New Jersey with siblings. Daughter of a legal secretary and a telecom worker, she danced in TV ads in high school, acted, studied at NYU, joined a music group, then pursued a solo career after the group split, releasing her first album in 1999 and living in New York City.
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