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Dry January

From Halloween to New Year’s Eve, the holiday season comes with plenty of opportunities to get out there and party. Often, with the festivities comes alcohol, and while some indulgence can be nice, it’s more important than ever to take care of your health in a time when excessive drinking … »
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New Year’s Eve in Times Square

If you’re looking for somewhere to ring in the new year as festively as possible, Times Square in New York City is a fairly good place to spend the night of December 31 (and early morning of January 1!). The annual New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square regularly achieves … »
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Why Gingerbread Houses?

Christmas is among the most hyped-up holidays in the United States. A Christian holiday celebrating the story of the birth of Jesus Christ, its tradition of exchanging presents has given rise to it also becoming one of the biggest shopping seasons of the year, with trillions of dollars spent on … »
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Happy Hanukkah!

The sight of a menorah glowing in someone’s front window for Hanukkah is particularly beautiful. The nine-branched candelabrum is the most recognizable symbol of the eight-night-long Jewish holiday, with one of eight candles lit every night using the candle of the ninth branch in the menorah’s center, known as the … »
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