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What Are Some Must-Do Things in Buffalo?

Buffalo, NY is a city full of rich history, vibrant culture, and exciting attractions

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Historic Stadium Reopens in One of Sports’ Best Comeback Stories

The building had become a crumbling, weed-covered eyesore. But now, thanks to local efforts, Hinchliffe Stadium reopens to give meaningful honor to an important chapter in U.S. history.

Sports Illustrated

Buffalo Rising

Buffalo, New York, is in the middle of a cultural renaissance, and the world is invited to take part.

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15 things people from Wirral can't help but point out to visitors

How many of these facts about Wirral have you found yourself telling visitors?

Liverpool Echo

Birkenhead Park celebrates its pivotal role in inspiring the world-famous Central Park in New York

The Wirral park is now bidding to be recognised as a World Heritage site

Liverpool Echo

Landscapes can be weaponized to influence public opinion and perception during war

Blast craters, denuded landscapes and burning oil wells. When we think of the relation between war and the landscape, we think of such destructive acts and toxic legacies. Through this lens, nature and the landscape are often seen as casualties of war.

The Conversation

164 years later, one radical designer’s ideas about nature are vital to future cities

In this edition of Inverse Daily, learn about Frederick Law Olmsted, misconceptions about ADHD, the AX-1 mission return, and more.

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The nation’s fifth-oldest municipal golf course might be eliminated for ‘diverse and active parkland’

Founded in 1895, four years after Frederick Law Olmsted established Cherokee Park, it's the oldest of the city's 10 public courses.

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How one architect’s radical ideas about nature changed American cities forever

Born April 26, 1822, Frederick Law Olmsted realized humans need nature for their mental and physical health — his ideas have changed how cities are built to this day.

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