When you’re in Northeast Ohio, you’re in a first-class cultural destination. From striking art to the illustrious sounds of the symphony to the excitement of Broadway, Cleveland Plus has it all.
You can begin your journey at University Circle—the most concentrated square mile of art, and cultural, education and health institutions in [...]

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BY Gayot.com for MSN Local Edition
Posted February 18th 2010
Dining out at a restaurant doesn’t mean you have to abandon your diet.

Savvy chefs know that they don’t have to drown a dish in butter to make it delicious — lean sashimi, inventive salads and low-carb creations are just a few satisfying meals that can [...]

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By Gayot.com for MSN City Guide
Posted January 31st 2010

The elegant dining room at Coast Restaurant

Olympic athletes dine at training tables at the Olympic Village to get the energy they need to compete. But what about the people braving the elements to cheer them on? Visitors to the Games also need to eat well as they [...]

Travel.aol.com
By Jordan Simon
Posted January 28th 2010

Every airline passenger’s worst flu season nightmare? Your neighbor hacking phlegm for hours on a packed flight. Pandemics such as SARS and now, swine flu only heighten fears. During a Today Show interview last spring, Vice President Joe Biden stated he wouldn’t recommend his family flying “in a confined aircraft,” [...]

Dailyfinance.com
JOSEPH LAZZARO Posted 6:00 AM 01/13/10
American consumers can’t catch a break. Jobs are hard to find and wages are stagnant for those who are still working. And now higher gasoline prices threaten to take the few pennies that are still rolling around at the bottom of the piggy bank.
Currently, U.S. gasoline consumption is relatively low, [...]

When.com

by When Staff
Posted January 12th 2010

When choosing a spot to dine with your Valentine, you may ask yourself, “What makes a restaurant romantic?” And that question can be answered in many different ways. Perhaps a table for two near a cozy fireplace, a beautiful view of the sunset, a candlelit corner with top-notch service [...]

msn.com
Posted January 3rd 2010
Vancouver British Columbia, Canada is our pick city for your next travel destination point!
Surrounded by water on three sides and nestled alongside the Coast Mountain Range, Vancouver is the largest city in the province of British Columbia with over half a million residents and one of the mildest climates in Canada. Home [...]

Associated Press
Joan Lowy and Joshua Freed
Posted January 3rd 2010
DETROIT  – The U.S. government tightened airline security as it searches for answers to how a 23-year-old Nigerian man eluded extensive systems intended to prevent attacks like his botched Christmas Day effort to blow up a Northwest flight from overseas.
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who claimed ties to al-Qaida, [...]

by Reilly Brennan, AOL Autos
Posted: Dec, 31 2009

2009 was an interesting year, wasn’t it? Automakers would care to put the last 12 months in their rear view mirrors (come to think of it, they thought the same thing of 2008), what with the economy still in the trough and many consumer segments feeling gun shy [...]

The Freedom Center’s physical location in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio, is just a few steps from the banks of the Ohio River, the great natural barrier that separated the slave states of the South from the free states of the North. Our museum tells the dramatic story of the enslaved crossing over that river on the [...]