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The article evaluates the Voltaggio Brothers restaurant at MGM National Harbor in Maryland, U.S.

The article focuses on enhancing home automation by using smart lighting and doorbell features, allowing for convenient scheduling and sound effects to improve security and ambiance.

The article explores the trend among wealthy individuals in the United States of not covering their windows, which has been called the "wealth flex" of 2024. It examines possible reasons for this trend, such as a statement of security and a display of privilege. The author reflects on their own curiosity about the interiors of wealthy homes and questions the desire to live life on display. The article also briefly mentions SLAPP suits, which are lawsuits used to silence activists, and highlights a current SLAPP suit against Greenpeace by Energy Transfer. The author argues that SLAPP suits are a tactic used by powerful interests to stifle advocacy. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the housing crisis in New York City, attributing high prices to insufficient housing supply, and argues that building more homes is a more straightforward solution than other proposed measures.

The article focuses on the potential solution to homelessness by converting single-family houses into rooming houses, exemplified by the success of the PadSplit model in Houston, which offers affordable, furnished bedrooms for working-class Americans, addressing the shortage of cheap housing.

The article focuses on the potential advantages and considerations of installing an in-home elevator for aging homeowners, including its impact on property value, costs, and maintenance.

The article focuses on the Little Daughters of St. Joseph, an organization in Kenya, East Africa, that has turned a former grazing land into the St. Joseph's Spiritual Center, a conference facility that also doubles as a lodging establishment, includes chapels, kitchen, and formation house. It mentions that the organization has successfully navigated various obstacles, including inadequate marketing capabilities and a shortage of managerial know-how.

The article discusses what are called three-quarter houses in New York City that ostensibly assist drug addicts attempting to rehabilitate themselves. According to the article, the houses are unregulated and are often in poor condition and sometimes become drug dens. The article discusses businessman and three-quarter house owner and operator Yury Baumblit and New York City drug addict Horace Bush.

Presents information on how to arrive in Galena, Illinois from Chicago by land and air and three options in temporary lodgings for vacation trips. Prices and contact numbers.

Describes the author's experiences during his trip to Wisconsin Lake in Wisconsin. Outdoor recreation; Tourist attractions; Lodging facilities and cabins for travelers; Resorts, restaurants bars. INSET: Cozy cottages, kayaking and 95-cent cones..

Reports on the offer of a discounted rate at the Jackson Lake Lodge in Grant Teton National Park in Wyoming in celebration of the 75th season of the park from September 15 to October 15, 2004. Rates and charges; Tax rates; Contact information.

Presents information on several travel options in the U.S. during the winter season. Tour package offered by the Bucks County Conference and Visitors Bureau in Pennsylvania; Accommodation and services offered by Cordials Bed and Breakfast; Description of the New Hope Motel in the Woods.

The article offers information about various cabins and campgrounds in Ohio including Fairgreens Country Cabins, Jackson, Honey Fork Cabins and Stafford Hill Cabins, Albany. Topics discussed including housing and lodging of the travelers, providing rest and adventurous trips. It also discusses the various features of the cabins and campgrounds for attracting the couples on their holidays.

The article offers information on the mourning for President Donald Trump and his family, with a private memorial service for the president's younger brother, Robert Trump.

Reports on the decline in the popularity of single-room occupancy hotels (SRO) in San Diego, California. Number of this type of hotel in the city; Popularity of the hotel by low-wage service workers, low-income seniors and students; Implementation of an ordinance by the city government that requires SRO that close to pay tenants, who have lived in the unit for at least 90 days.

The article focuses on Sir Shadow, a 70-year-old poet and artist who is one of the six men who are the final residents of the Whitehouse Hotel lodging house. His artistic life is intertwined with the building as nearly every hallway and boarding room contain his mural. He is also connected to the Durst family, particularly Anita Durst, who is a member of the oldest and most powerful real estate dynasties in New York.

Oct. 12--Firefighters are battling a fire at the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 250 in the 600 block of East Railroad Avenue in Verona this morning. One firefighter was possibly [...]

The article offers travel tips for Appalachian Trail in northern New Hampshire and includes recommendations for dining, accommodations and activities.

The article offers travel tips for Prague in Czech Republic and includes recommendations for dining, accommodations and historical sites.

The article offers travel tips for Saint Barthelemy (St. Barts), a Caribbean island, and includes recommendations for lodging, buffet, and hiking.

The article reports on the launch of new categories that include lodging premiums and properties by home-share business Airbnb Inc. that include Plus and Beyong lodging options, presenting the view of its co-founder and chief executive Brian Chesky on the launch.

The article reports on the growing popularity of non-traditional places that offer more interaction with nature among travelers and mentions the opening of the Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes in Washington.

The article offers information on the concerns of illegal flophouses in New York including investigation on Yury Baumblit for selling illegal houses, collection of Medicaid fees by Baumblit and presents the dilemma of people in the region to use the houses to avoid increasing homelessness.

The article reports that Athens Board of Zoning Appeals has approved local business owners Fred and Christine Tom's licenses for temporary use of an apartment for bed and breakfast lodging. Topics include offering temporary permits, terms of the variance, and online lodging services such as Airbnb and VRBO. Comments from Athens City Council member Jennifer Cochran are included.

The article offers travel tips for Argentina and includes information on the lodging, the improvement of air travel, and travel destinations.

The article presents the author's insights on several establishments in California which are available for romantic dates in February 2013. The author says that Island Hotel in Newport Beach is offering Cocoa Lounge dates and dining services from February 1-17. Moreover, the author mentions the Taps Fish House and Brewery located in Brea which provides seafood and American food varieties.

The article discusses the Penington Friends House in New York City. Established in 1897, Penington is one of the City's few remaining boarding houses. Penington sets a five-year limit on residence, to prevent proprietary attitudes that can sometimes develop in people when they are allowed to stay for 20 years or more.

The article presents corrections to articles including the article about bookstore destinations that was published in the December 11, 2016 issue, and the article about lodging and tours in Africa that was published in the December 18, 2016 issue.

The article reports on how Airbnb, an online marketplace which allows people to list or rent lodging in residential properties, helps architecture designers, and real estate enthusiasts in marketing and booking for rentals.

The article reports on the approval of the City Council of Athens, Ohio for an ordinance which will loosen the requirements of zoning code for bed and breakfast operations in the city. According to council member Chris Fahl, the ordinance will also allow people who meet the requirements to advertise their business through vacation rental sites including Airbnb and VRBO.

The article offers information on the tooth decay prevention kits and dental education provided by Masonic Lodges in Texas, in partnership with the Fantastic Teeth Fan Club, to the first-graders at Stockdale Elementary School.

The article offers information on the planned open house event at Masonic Lodges in Wilson County, Tennessee on October 23, 2016 for tours about the history of the Freemasons.

The article offers travel tips for Burgundy, France and includes recommendations for temple, lodging, and hotel.

The article focuses on the plan of the New York City Council to introduce legislations, which is aimed at regulating flophouses that carer people with mental illnesses, addicts, and those avoiding homeless shelters.

The article reports on the advertising campaign by the online home rental service HomeAway Inc. with its tag line "It's Your Vacation, Why Share It?" which depicts some of the awkward and annoying realities of shared-lodging arrangements.