On This Day: Theodore Roosevelt makes 1st foreign trip for president
On Nov. 9, 1906, Theodore Roosevelt traveled to Panama to observe the progress being made on the construction of the canal.
The New York Steakhouse That’s Served Everyone From Theodore Roosevelt to Liza Minnelli
Keens, a fixture in midtown Manhattan since 1885, is a shrine to a bygone city. The theater producer Albert Keen opened Keens ...
Athlete of the Week: QB David Anderson takes advantage of opportunity
The sophomore got that chance to play after transferring from rival school Dunbar, where he was stuck behind star quarterback Brosnan Dukes. As the starter, Anderson has shown what he could do on the ...
Oyster Bay school uses bond funds to add classrooms, expand pre-K program
A $30 million bond funded expansion at the Theodore Roosevelt school and upgrades at two other schools in the district.
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'Slap in the Face': An Old Submarine 'Sank' a U.S. Navy Nuclear Aircraft Carrier
The French Rubis-class submarine, Saphir, demonstrated its stealth prowess by sinking the U.S. aircraft carrier USS Theodore ...
Oregon Ducks Debut Gladiator Hype Video Vs. Maryland In Autzen Stadium
The No. 1 Oregon Ducks are hosting the unranked Maryland Terrapins in Autzen Stadium. Oregon coach Dan Lanning's motivation ...
Tom Brady uses Theodore Roosevelt for cryptic message about failure amid Gisele Bundchen's pregnancy
Tom Brady posted a thought-provoking message on Instagram Tuesday, reflecting on resilience and persistence shortly after ...
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Tom Brady Posts Another Mysterious Instagram Message About a Man Who 'Comes Short Again and Again'
Tom Brady posted another mysterious message on his Instagram Stories amid his recent broadcasting blunder. On Nov. 3, Brady ...
Oyster Bay school uses bond funds to add classrooms for student services, expand pre-K program
That $30 million bond included upgrades to the district's two other schools — Oyster Bay High School and James H. Vernon School, officials said.
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50 years ago in Expo history: Official recommends permanent ‘indian village’ in new Riverfront Park
They believed that Coolidge was a strong backer of Western reclamation, and would take it up “with all of the zeal of ...
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Randy Hatzenbuhler, head of Medora tourism, to retire after nearly 40-year career
The Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation president and CEO said the city captured him. From selling popcorn to big projects, he made Medora a place for family and memories, friends said.