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How To Spend A Weekend In Boston: A Complete 2-Day Travel Guide
Discover the best way to spend a perfect weekend in Boston, from iconic universities to historic trails and unforgettable skyline views.
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Realme 13 Pro 5G Display, Battery and Other Specifications Spotted in TENAA Listing
Realme 13 Pro 5G and Realme 13 Pro+ 5G is scheduled to launch in India on July 30. Ahead of its official debut, the smartphone is reported to appear on a Chinese certification website. The listing hints at its key specifications including details about its display technology, battery, storage, and RAM.
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Black Students On Field Trip Told "No Food, No Drink, No Watermelon"
The field trip to Boston's Museum of Fine Arts was supposed to be a reward for good grades and excellent behavior.
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Museum Hires Dog For A Very Important Job
Riley, a Weimaraner puppy, has been hired by the museum to sniff out insects and other pests that could potentially damage valuable artwork housed at the museum.
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Boston Opens 'Oldest' US Time Capsule From 1795
It dates back to 1795, and has been dubbed the oldest time capsule in America. On Tuesday, a museum in Boston re-opened the relic, last seen over a century and a half ago.
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Boston to Open 'Oldest' US Time Capsule From 1795
It dates back to 1795 and has been dubbed the oldest time capsule in America. On Thursday, a museum in Boston will open the relic, believed to contain coins and papers.
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Swiss museum to inspect inherited Nazi-era art hoard
A Swiss museum that unexpectedly inherited a disputed hoard of priceless paintings, some likely plundered from Jews during World War II, plans to send a team to Germany to inspect the treasure.
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Man sits and breaks 200-year-old chair once used by Napoleon
A French museum employee is in hot water after being unable to resist the temptation of sitting in a 200-year-old folding chair once filled by the "derriere" of Napoleon.
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Arrest warrant issued against Indian antique dealer in US
The US authorities have issued an arrest warrant against an Indian antique dealer, who is currently in prison in Tamil Nadu, after they seized statues and artefacts stolen from Indian temples and valued at over USD 20 million from his Manhattan store. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) division of the Homeland Security Department executed...
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How To Spend A Weekend In Boston: A Complete 2-Day Travel Guide
Discover the best way to spend a perfect weekend in Boston, from iconic universities to historic trails and unforgettable skyline views.
-
Realme 13 Pro 5G Display, Battery and Other Specifications Spotted in TENAA Listing
Realme 13 Pro 5G and Realme 13 Pro+ 5G is scheduled to launch in India on July 30. Ahead of its official debut, the smartphone is reported to appear on a Chinese certification website. The listing hints at its key specifications including details about its display technology, battery, storage, and RAM.
-
Black Students On Field Trip Told "No Food, No Drink, No Watermelon"
The field trip to Boston's Museum of Fine Arts was supposed to be a reward for good grades and excellent behavior.
-
Museum Hires Dog For A Very Important Job
Riley, a Weimaraner puppy, has been hired by the museum to sniff out insects and other pests that could potentially damage valuable artwork housed at the museum.
-
Boston Opens 'Oldest' US Time Capsule From 1795
It dates back to 1795, and has been dubbed the oldest time capsule in America. On Tuesday, a museum in Boston re-opened the relic, last seen over a century and a half ago.
-
Boston to Open 'Oldest' US Time Capsule From 1795
It dates back to 1795 and has been dubbed the oldest time capsule in America. On Thursday, a museum in Boston will open the relic, believed to contain coins and papers.
-
Swiss museum to inspect inherited Nazi-era art hoard
A Swiss museum that unexpectedly inherited a disputed hoard of priceless paintings, some likely plundered from Jews during World War II, plans to send a team to Germany to inspect the treasure.
-
Man sits and breaks 200-year-old chair once used by Napoleon
A French museum employee is in hot water after being unable to resist the temptation of sitting in a 200-year-old folding chair once filled by the "derriere" of Napoleon.
-
Arrest warrant issued against Indian antique dealer in US
The US authorities have issued an arrest warrant against an Indian antique dealer, who is currently in prison in Tamil Nadu, after they seized statues and artefacts stolen from Indian temples and valued at over USD 20 million from his Manhattan store. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) division of the Homeland Security Department executed...
