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Red Arrow Diner 2009
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Photos from our trip up to the Red Arrow Diner in Milford, New Hampshire.
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Highway 99, was the main north–south highway of "The West" until 1964. Beginning in Calexico, California at the Baja California, Mexico and U.S. sou...
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02-05-2012
Amtrak train takes in scenery between New York and Chicago Amtrak's Cardinal is not a big train — just one sleeping... Read more
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01-29-2012
Who says that the internet hasn't helped the local business? It's all in how you use it. In the Era of... Read more
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Classic downtown theater preserved and repurposed
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Pittsfield diner stays in the family
01-17-2012
Good to see this diner stalwart still going strong. 55 years later, Pittsfield diner is still all in the family By Dick... Read more
Libby's goes Greek
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Would it be too much to ask that the new owners simply preserve this rare Worcester diner and keep it... Read more
New hardware for Amtrak
01-13-2012
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Thanks to a recent story published in the Washington DC City Paper and in honor of the soon-to-be-open Capital City... Read more
In the Temple of Pie
Good pie nourishes not only the body but also the spirit. It requires generous measures of dedication, heaping cupfuls of... Read more
Saving Rosie's Diner
by Kimberlee Roth (www.out-word.com) Randy and Jonelle Roest met several years ago in a small-town tavern on the west shore... Read more
Sweeter by the Dozens
Paula Huber says she’s “a dying breed,” but don’t call the coroner yet. She’s much too busy -- teasing her customers,... Read more
The Student Revisits the Master
Rough Draft Roadtrip, Day 4 Here's the thing about GPS units. They only work if you actually listen to them. So,... Read more
A Restaurant That Lives Up To Its Name
I am married to Michigan. But I am in love with Pennsylvania. Sure, Michigan and I have had some good... Read more
Staunton to Bristol, Virginia
Rough Draft Roadtrip - Day 2 The end of this leg couldn't have worked out better. Approaching city limits, I came... Read more
Six Days a Week
Story and Photos by Helen Anne Gately "You tryin' to stay out of trouble?," Scott greets Dan as he enters the... Read more
Drive I-95: No exit left behind
With the hey-day of the printed travel guide now fading distantly into our rear view mirrors, I consider a book... Read more
Spare Time in the Diamond Junction
UPDATE: We received the following response from the alley's owners: Thanks Randy! When we bought the building two years ago the... Read more
The Jersey Shore Uncovered: A Revealing Season on …
By Peter Genovese Rutgers University Press, Rutgers, 2003 $14.95, 225 pages, hardcover Genovese does it again. By combining his true reporter nature... Read more
Sundae Driving
Despite consolidation, a 1930's-era regional dairy makes transition into 21st century intact "Gosh, they just like 'em all, you know?" That's how... Read more
Map Making in the 1940s
We raise our cup to David Foss for the tip. Read more
Two breakfasts, two wrong turns, and too many Rout…
Rough Draft Roadtrip, Third day Gotta keep it short tonight. I got in late, and after two pints of McSorley's at... Read more
Daniel Zilka's Unfinished Projects
Compared to what it formerly looked like, the restoration of the Birdseye Diner gets high marks from its owner and... Read more
Capital quick trip
Ollie's Trolley gets honorable mention after our whirlwind visit to Washington D.C. When my former employers at Ball Publishing owned Roadside... Read more