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The white sheriff’s deputy caught on video flipping a black high school student out of her classroom chair in Columbia, South Carolina, has been fired, a sheriff said on Wednesday. Deputy Ben Fields violated agency policy when he picked up the teenage girl and threw her across a classroom. REUTERS
The White House praised U.S. senators for passing key portions of cybersecurity legislation aimed at protecting the nation from computer hacks and urged them reach a final measure with counterparts in the House of Representatives. White House spokesman Eric Schultz told reporters President Barack Obama is encouraged by the Senate action.“We’re hopeful that the Senate and House can work together expeditiously to send the best possible bill to the president’s desk as soon as possible,” he said. REUTERS
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s $7.8 billion fiscal 2016 budget and a historic property tax increase to pay for public safety worker pensions easily cleared the city council on Wednesday. Emanuel last month proposed a $543 million property tax hike phased in over four years, as well as fee increases and spending cuts in an attempt to fix a financial crisis linked to the city’s $20 billion unfunded pension liability. REUTERS
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The seats along the windows at the Cowgirl Sea Horse restaurant at the corer of Front and Dover Street were filled with diners at lunchtime on Tuesday. On the other side of the wall, a white line of chalk drawn almost 7 feet off the ground reminds passersby of how high the water reached this corner of the South Street Seaport in lower Manhattan three years ago after Superstorm Sandy struck. The 2012 storm killed 43 people and ravaged much of New York City’s waterfronts. Thousands of homes were destroyed and tens of thousands of New Yorkers were hurt or displaced. Many residents in Queens, Staten Island and Brooklyn are still gripped with the lasting effects of Sandy. But so is historic lower Manhattan. The challenges its residents and business community faced — like in other parts of the city — transformed over time. “People don’t always see the historic nature of the neighborhood,” said local Councilwoman Margaret Chin. “Compared to other neighborhoods greatly affected, we also faced a lot of challenges. We want to make sure we get our fair share.”
Marco Pasanella, federal government that whose wine store on the area was a priority South Street still had a for the administration fading white line along and worth more funding. On Wednesday, Dan the brick interior wall where the water hit, Zarrilli, director of the praised the city’s long- mayor’s recover and resiliency office, sent term commitment. “The hard part for a letter to the federal me is I’m standing here Department of Urban three years later and I’m Development specifically really no more prepared requesting $500 million than I was the day before for its “game-changing” application to protect Sandy,” Pasanella said. Whitney Barrat, direc- and connect residents tor of the Old Seaport during extreme weather. Besides rebuilding Alliance, noted that unlike outerborough neigh- and renovating, the seaborhoods savaged by port has also been a site the storm that could re- of new development. In build, the historic status 2014, most of a buildof the seaport made the ing that stood at Pier 17 for almost 30 community’s years was torn efforts that down. In its much harder. place, the Tex“After Sanas-based Howdy, there were ard Hughes so many chalCorporation lenges that plans to erect people who a new mall are flooded that will be faced,” Barrat raised 5 feet said. “These to meet resilbuildings iency codes. are historic In fact, all — there’s so of Howard much work Barrat Hughes Corand money that goes into rebuilding poration’s projects have resiliency in mind, said and renovating.” Like with most di- the seaport’s general saster recovery and in- manager Phillip St. Pierre. St. Pierre added that frastructure projects, the seaport’s commu- while similar efforts will nity members constantly and have been made for hear of money coming in projects — including the at various levels and for former home of the Fuldifferent specific proj- ton Fish Market as well as the controversial site ects. On top of some of an apartment tower $7 million from D.C. and where the Tin Building Albany, Mayor Bill de Bla- currently sits — to sit sio announced in August above the flood plain. “If we ended up expethe city would invest a total of $108 million on riencing another storm, lower Manhattan, a com- we’ll be in much better mitment that he told re- shape to bounce back porters would show the from it,” he said.
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ering the program “faster, cheaper and better.” “[The meeting] was fairly transparent so people know what they’re getting money for and what’s not being funded. Basically most of everything we were hoping for is there, maybe not as much of it as we wanted but there are years in the future,” board member Susan Metzger told Metro. Sticking points such as ways to move forward from the aging MetroCard toward more efficient ways to pay for fares through smartphones as well as countdown clocks for trains, were topics brought up frequently at Wednesday’s board meeting. “[The message is] that the city and state of New York care about its riders, and they’re putting their money where their mouth is to make things better,” Albert said. In a statement Wednesday, Mayor Bill de Blasio called the developments a “huge win.”
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MOFAD: Good enough to eat? The Museum of Food and Drink opens its first permanent exhibit, “Flavor.” EVA KIS @thisiskis
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The Museum of Food and Drink has been Emma Boast’s life for three and a half years. In that time, MOFAD went from a mobile puffing gun that made cereal for curious bystanders to its first permanent exhibit, which opened this week as the one-room MOFAD Lab in Williamsburg. But that cereal gun still exemplifies everything they’re out to do. “It gave people a sort of sideshow lesson about the industry of cereal, why we eat this food anyway, how it’s made, the science behind it, some of the cultural history in terms of cereal’s relationship to marketing,” explained Boast, MOFAD’s program director. “It was a really hands-on and fun sensory experience for the audience, but also one that communicated these deeper ideas.” That multisensory aspect is key to MOFAD Lab’s inaugural exhibit, “Flavor: Making It and Faking It,” which explores the $25 billion industry devoted to how our food and beverages taste. The exhibit is geared toward high schoolers and adults, but that doesn’t mean a roomful of glass cas-
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‘Rights violators’ elected to UN council Eighteen member states were elected to the United Nations Human Rights Council Wednesday, but a human rights advocacy group blasted the inclusion countries it says commit “egregious human rights violations.” The Geneva-based nongovernmental human rights group, U.N. Watch vehemently opposed the elections of Burundi, Ecuador, Ethiopia, Kyrgyzstan, Togo, Venezuela and the United Arab Emirates to the council. “The election of even more rights-abusing regimes — on a body that already counts China, Russia, Cuba and Saudi Arabia as members — marks another severe blow to the credibility and efficacy of a body that was supposed to improve on its discredited predecessor, by taking action to protect victims. It’s a black day for human
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Affordable Housing For Rent Randolph Houses 20 NEWLY CONSTRUCTED UNITS at 202-246 West 114th Street, Central Harlem, Manhattan Amenities: Onsite management ofďŹ ce, 24 hour on-site resident super, elevator, security cameras, intercom system, 2 playgrounds, laundry room*, community space*. (*additional fees apply) Transit: MTA B, C & 2 Train, M2 Bus No application fee. No broker’s fee.
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Spacewalkers prep station for space taxi parking spots Two U.S. astronauts wrapped up nearly seven hours of electrical work and maintenance chores outside the International Space Station on Wednesday, part of a continuing upgrade to prepare the outpost for commercial space taxis. Station commander Scott Kelly and flight engineer Kjell Lindgren left the station’s airlock around 8:30 a.m. Eastern time, the first spacewalk for both astronauts. NASA had hoped to have the station outfitted with two new berthing slips before the end of the year so that commercial space taxis under development by Boeing and privately owned Space Exploration Technologies, or SpaceX,
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For a people who decided how we feel about monarchs almost 250 years ago, Americans sure do love Britain’s royal family. But does it go beyond Will and Kate’s pictureperfect life or Prince Harry’s antics? That’s the hope with bringing the Olivier Award-winning “King Charles III” from London to Broadway, opening at the Music Box Theatre on Nov. 1. “The royal family is a remnant of a time long gone,” acknowledges playwright Mike Bartlett. “But there is a question that sometimes it’s worth keeping some of your history because it serves a purpose, and it has a
function on the identity of your country. That’s the question at the heart of the play: Does the royal family serve a function in this day and age, or is it just a historical remnant of the past that’s useless?” Unlike most productions about British royalty, this play focuses on a man who’s spent his whole life waiting to rule — and he intends to make the most of it. The play hinges on Charles using his veto power, which his mother the Queen has never done, on a matter relevant on both sides of the pond: curtailing freedom of the press. It’s the relevance of his dilemma that keeps the first act moving along, especially for an American audience. Charles’ reluctance to approve the harsh measure passed by Parliament also gets to what Bartlett sees as the heart of the man. “In reality, the more radical side of him depicted in the play is hinted at only
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for her family. The presence of a ghost is not the only nod to Shakespeare. The royal family speak in iambic pentameter, and “the style of a Shakespearean history play allows us to explore it in a full way and not like a documentary but very much as a drama,” Bartlett explains. Has the royal family offered their input? “I don’t think they have and I don’t think they could,” Bartlett says. “I think protocol would forbid it.” Bet President Obama wouldn’t feel such constraint. Long live democracy, and in this one case, long live the king, too.
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Youth Lagoon embraces the dark side Youth Lagoon’s Trevor Powers reveals how he turns destructive thoughts and anxiety into music for the masses. EMILY LAURENCE @EmLaurence
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Trevor Powers, aka Youth Lagoon, is a gold mine of helpful information. He knows how to cure the hiccups (“put a straw in your mouth sideways and drink a full glass of water”), can hold his own in a debate about GMOs and can hunt down an online Venetian shop that sells really cool gold masks. The last was used in Youth Lagoon’s new “Highway Patrol Stun Gun” music video, in which Powers wanders around New York City with a man wearing the mask. “It was $100, a little
more than I wanted to pay for it, but it’s so badass,” he says, calling from his hometown of Boise, Idaho. “I freaked out when I found it.” While Powers says the music video is open to interpretation, to him the meaning is quite profound and was inspired by the death of his close friend. “When there’s someone in your life that you’re really close to, they become a part of you,” he says. “It’s like [that person] is a different aspect to your personality. You imagine what you would do without them, and then suddenly they’re gone.” To him, the man in the gold mask represents his friend, who is still a part of him. “Making the video was very cathartic and freeing,” he says.
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issues such as police brutality, some of his songs talk about personal issues, like coping with anxiety. “A couple years ago, it was very destructive for me, and I didn’t know how to file those [types of] thoughts away. So I let them rule me,” Powers says. “I’ve learned a healthy way now to cope with anxiety. I picture my brain with filing cabinets, and when I see that a thought is going to be destructive, I just file it away.”
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killer Ash, bows Halloween night on Starz, telling another tale of undead-fighting, this time over 10 episodes. Raimi, who directed the first episode, and Campbell sat down with us. You two spent a long time shooting down the idea of
returning to “Evil Dead,� then recanted. What convinced you two to return? Campbell: It was the idea of doing the character after you’ve had 25 years of experience. That’s a lot for me. I can fix Ash now. I can make him act better. Ash is a much better actor now. You don’t look back on your early “Evil Dead� performances fondly? Campbell: I can watch about half of “The Evil Dead� and then on. I can’t really watch the first half of “The Evil
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living ‘Dead’ Everyone’s a critic The films weren’t originally well-received. The tide has completely turned. They’re critical darlings now. Campbell: “Army of Darkness” is on American Movie Classics now. It bombed. Raimi: And Universal wouldn’t release it for six months, then they recut it against my will. No one really liked it when it came out. So
they really did age well. Plus, it works! Campbell: I think we may get a little help from nostalgia. They may be seeing it through rose-colored glasses when they watch it. [Does a whiny voice] “This makes me feel like I’m in high school again!” Raimi: That’s him imitating you guys.
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for.” Right — I’m 21, I don’t know how to act, that’s what I’m known for. Great. Now it’s like flooding the Internet with better images of yourself. That’s what I do — I try to get rid of the old images that people have of you at early book signings when you never dressed up, you look like a schlub, your hair’s standing straight up. I pass out really pretty images now. So I will flood the Internet with better performances of Ash, and they’ll forget about the early stuff. Raimi: Delusion. Campbell: I gotta tell myself something. If George Lucas can do it as a filmmaker, I can do it as an actor. It’s interesting that it wound up as a show on a premium cable chan-
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Taurus Love and romance are in the picture. You’ll attract a potential partner if you don’t try to be something you are not.
Gemini Financial matters are highlighted. A change in location will be the key to potential gains. Check out real estate and property deals.
Cancer The more you do to help others, the better you will feel about yourself. The time and dedication you invest in a worthy cause will be rewarded.
Leo Update your resume, set up an interview or ask for a raise or promotion. Valuable opportunities are apparent. Deal with health issues.
Virgo An interesting offer will be awarded to you. Don’t dwell on personal setbacks. A self-improvement regimen will give you more energy. Libra A poor financial decision is likely if you act in haste. Refer to professionals regarding investments, inheritances or savings plans. Scorpio Boredom will set in if you don’t find something that piques your interest. Get involved in an organization and make a difference.
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49 Cellar, briefly 50 Miss the boat 51 Paddy crop 53 Corn concoction 54 Woe is me! 56 Athlete’s accolade 58 Historian’s word
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Monster mash Grab one of these creepy-sounding cocktails for a scary good time. EVA KIS
going out Zombie, Drexler’s There are three kinds of rum in this cocktail, so we’re all clear on what the name means. Jamaican, Puerto Rican and 151-proof Demerara rums are stirred together with Herbsaint, Angostura bitters, falernum, Donn’s Mix and grenadine — what a way to go. Then it’s garnished with the eyeball of the last sap who tried it (kidding! It’s a lychee stuffed with a raspberry). Only available on Halloween night.
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Galloping Hessian, Crimson & Rye
Death’s Door, Spyglass
Calavera, Cantina Rooftop
Cotton Candy Old Fashioned, Piora
Unlike the Headless Horseman, this cocktail won’t make you lose your skull (though it might tingle a bit). The Galloping Hessian, which is another name for the legendary villain who haunts Sleepy Hollow, combines Sailor Jerry rum and Ancho Reyes for a smooth kick, then adds pumpkin purée, maple syrup, old fashioned bitters and pumpkin foam.
You won’t have to work this Graveyard Shift, the name of the costumed party at Spyglass beginning at 8 p.m. Dress to impress your drag queen host and nosh on appetizers and sip one of the hallowed cocktails for the night, like Death’s Door, made with Breckenridge bourbon, cinnamon agave and fresh orange juice. Every seat in the house is a good one to watch the Empire State Building’s light show.
Nelson Lemus’ creation (the name means “skull” in Spanish) has a tequila blanco base, with seasonal touches like Fuji apple juice, Elizabeth Allspice Dram, ginger syrup and lemon juice. Have it at Cantina’s Dia de los Muertos party Oct. 29-30 from 5 p.m.-9 p.m., along with $5 tequila shots, live music, free sugar skullface painting and a costume contest for two $80 bar tabs.
Here’s something for the kid in you with a grownup twist. At the West Village’s Piora — don’t skip the food, this restaurant is Michelinstarred — head bartender Shinya Yamao created a candy cocktail that begins with housemade cotton candy in a rocks glass, then an Old Fashioned (featuring Old Forester Straight Bourbon Whisky) is poured over it. When the candy melts, the drink is ready, no trickor-treating necessary.
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Dia de los Muertos New Yucatan dinners at Fonda
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It’s slightly late for Dia de los Muertos, but Fonda’s Park Slope (Nov. 3) and East Village (Nov. 4) locations are hosting a true taste of Mexico with six-course meals prepared by guest chef Roberto Solis, renowned for using native ingredients and avant-garde cooking methods at his restaurant Néctar in Mérida, Yucatan. The menu will include a boneless quail stuffed with picadillo stew and “dog’s nose salsa,” named for being so spicy it makes your nose wet like a dog’s. $75 with beverage pairings, 7:30 p.m., Fondarestaurant.com
Leave your kitschy costumes at home; the Day of the Dead is a valued tradition in Mexico, with important cultural significance. Atlas Obscura adds depth to Dia de los Muertos with an interactive dinner and theater production guided by special guests from Mexico and Mexican immigrants. The day begins with cooking lessons, then talks about food, family and what it means to have a day for the dead, all over an evening meal. $15 adults, $5 kids, Nov. 1, 3-7 p.m., Deconstrukt Projekts, 41 Seabring St., third floor, Brooklyn
Dominique Ansel took the holiday’s theme and gave it a foodie twist, creating a burial cake to commemorate (or finally lay to eternal rest?) food trends gone by. The 4-inch Halloween Food Fad Graveyard Cake is made with devil’s food batter with ghost meringues and salted shortbread tombstones for dear departed foam, cupcakes, sliders, lava cake and truffle oil. (The sooner everyone buries truffle oil, the better.) Through Halloween, $20, Dominique Ansel Bakery, 189 Spring St.
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The Final Night Nov. 1, 7 p.m.-midnight Chamber of Horrors 1745 Express Dr. North, Long Island $25+, Chamberofhorrorsny.com You’ve heard of getting the last laugh, but what about the last scare? Get your haunted house scares of the season on the day after Halloween, when there are no rules and no opt-out for the full-contact experience; participants must be at least 18 and show ID. Tickets are $25, but $35 lets you cut the line. It’s about an hour on the LIRR to the Chamber of Horrors in Long Island, but you won’t find scares quite like this in NYC.
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Oct. 31, 10 p.m.-3 a.m. Gotham Hall, 1356 Broadway $69+, Gothamhallevents.com This all-inclusive Halloween event (five-hour open bar!) lets you settle in after a full day of partying and ride out the night. The Villain’s Ball at Gotham Hall gets started at 10 p.m. with a DJ and all-night open bar — it’s included in your ticket price, starting at
Oct. 31, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Dear Irving, 55 Irving Place $150, dearirvings masqueradeball.eventbrite.com Make the night all about decadence, from “Mad Men” to Marie Antoinette and every glamorous era in between. Bonus: The drinks are quality too, as Dear Irving was a finalist for Best New American Cocktail Bar this year. Cocktails and food are all included, and there will be dancing, so think flapper dresses over crinalines — and yes, costumes are a must.
$69 or go VIP for reserved seating, line skipping, bottle service and more.
Oct. 31, 6-11 p.m. The Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club 514 Union St., Brooklyn Free, Royalpalmsshuffle.com For a funky Halloween, get to Gowanus for free Polka Punch from 6-8 p.m. and activities like aluminum foil hat-making, magic tricks, a dance party, a Rocky Road ice cream-eating contest and, of course, shuffleboard. Weird Al-themed costumes are encouraged (grab a Hawaiian shirt and you’re good to go), but a costume is required for entry.
Oct. 30, 10:30 p.m. Littlefield, 622 Degraw St., Brooklyn $5-$8, Littlefieldnyc.com Some see Halloween as a scary occasion, but at The Skint sees it as a chance to throw the campiest party of the year. The best of the decades, from “Express Yourself” to “Come As You Are,”
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agent style in the chic ’70s-style lounge of the new Mr. Jones bar, and come dressed as your favorite Bond, Bond girl or Bond villain. There will be a one-hour vodka open bar and live music.
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Aloft Hotel’s Kimoto Rooftop Beer Garden for a one-hour open bar (9-10 p.m.) and masquerade party. Dress to impress, but no costumes are needed; free masks will be handed out at the door. There’s music by DJ E-Class, plus views of the skyline from Downtown Brooklyn.
Google Photos Pumpkin Patch Oct. 29, noon-8 p.m. Times Square, between 45th and 47th sts.
Free, G.co/pumpkinpatchnyc If you didn’t manage to make it out of town for scenic Instas this fall, Google Photos is bringing a pop-up pumpkin patch to Times Square today from noon to 8 p.m. Visit the photobooth for snapshots that will go on a billboard in Times Square and can get sketched onto a pumpkin by a carving machine. There’s live music and artisan carvers, plus doughnuts and cider from Google’s Pay With A Photo food truck. T.MICHELLE MURPHY
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Rwanda: Wild adventures in a land of misty mountains With mountain gorilla numbers climbing and big cats making a comeback, Rwanda’s conservationists have plenty to celebrate. This African nation is becoming an ecotourism success story. As anyone who’s made the muddy, misty trek through Rwanda’s Volcanoes National
Park will tell you, your first encounter with mountain gorillas is an experience you’ll never forget. Their similarity to humans is so uncanny, it’s impossible not to smile. As you watch them stretch, yawn, hug their inquisitive youngsters and munch casually on sticks of wild celery, all feelings of exhaustion and anxiety ebb away in favor of fascination, kinship and awe. This December, it will be 30 years since Californian primatologist Dian Fossey, of “Gorillas in the Mist” fame, paid for her dedication to these endangered creatures with her life. Remarkably, Rwanda’s peaceful, shaggy-furred primates went on to survive the 1994 human genocide and its aftermath,
but with their habitat squeezed by human population growth, their survival still hangs in the balance. Nonetheless, experts are quietly optimistic. The number of gorillas in Rwanda remains below 500 but has climbed by over 25 percent since 2003. In September, the annual Kwita Izina naming ceremony for baby gorillas born in Volcanoes National Park honored a record 24 healthy new arrivals. But is it safe to visit? Travel operators certainly believe so. Leaving the horrors of the 1990s firmly in the past, Rwanda has reinvented itself as a forwardlooking, harmonious nation where tourists are warmly wel-
comed. English has become the common language, excellent roads swoop over the hills, and swank ecolodges are popping up, with Nyungwe Forest Lodge (Newmarkhotels.com) setting the bar high. A couple of days in Rwanda makes an exciting add-on to an East African safari, and dynamic local operators such as Thousand Hills Expeditions (Thousandhillsexpeditions.com) can arrange longer made-toorder tours in quality vehicles, with guides who know their homeland inside out. Nyungwe Forest is a stronghold for wild chimpanzees, and Akagera National Park is the site of an ambitious big cat re-
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montane rainforest, rich in tree ferns, orchids and butterflies. There’s also an exhilarating canopy walk to explore. • Akagera National Park: This once-neglected area of woodland and savanna is a safari destination to watch. This year, lions were re-introduced, and black rhinos will be next. It’s hoped the lions will produce cubs by 2016. Rwanda, visit Rwandatourism. com. INSIGHT GUIDES | EMMA GREGG
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The shores of Lake Champlain in Plattsburgh, New York, offer outdoor adventures like scenic hikes, a treetop view of the world and maybe even a glimpse of Champ. Lake Champlain sparkles in crisp autumn temperatures, bordered by forests dappled with late fall colors. The trails through Point Au Roches State Park are easily accessible as well as family- and pet-friendly, with lots of views of the lake. Keep a lookout for Champ, Lake Champlain’s answer to the Loch Ness Monster. The Nature Center offers programs year-round. Nearby, Ausable Chasm (Ausablechasm.com) bills itself as the “Grand Canyon of the East.” Walk along 5 miles of self-guided
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rope making, participatory blacksmithing, and feeding the horses, mules, chickens and pot-bellied pigs.
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A lot of history happened here. The War of 1812 Museum explains the importance of the often overlooked Battle of Plattsburgh (Battleofplattsburgh. org), as well as how the conflict affected residents of the region, and how Lake Champlain figured into the entire war.
Farm stands offer autumn harvests of late season vegetables, fruit, local honey and homemade treats. Elf Farm Winery and Cider Mill (Elfsfarm.com) hosts Friday night Wine Downs with live music, cider, beer and food. Country Dream Farm (Countrydreamsfarm.com) operates as farms did in the 1800s, with horsepower and basic tools. The tour, by reservation, includes a wagon ride, corn-shelling and grinding,
The Champlain Valley Transportation Museum and Kids’ Center (CVTmuseum.wux.com) houses a collection of automobiles from 1903 through the 1930s, plus muscle cars from the 1960s and 1970s. A lot of attention is paid to Lozier automobiles. In the early 1900s, Loziers were the most luxurious and exquisite on the road. The Kids’ Station is a highly interactive science adventure center within the museum. For more ideas on what to do near Lale Champlain, plus seasonal deals, go to Visitadirondacks.com. INSIGHT GUIDES | FRAN SEVERN
Clinton County Historical Museum (Clintoncounty historical.org) Nov. 14-15 Lake Champlain International Film Festival: This fest features a wide range of films in all genres, screened in a restored
Art Deco movie palace. What to eat Hungry? Sample Asian, Tibetan and Nepali cuisine at Himalaya Restaurant. McSweeney’s Red Hots are justly famous for their loaded hot dogs and classic burgers.
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The Royals started slow Wednesday night but showed they still had the momentum in Game 2, coming to life in a four-run fifth inning (and later in a three-run eighth) to seize the series lead after a 7-1 victory in Kansas City. It was not the long ball, but a cluster of singles that proved the Mets’ undoing, as five base hits (and one walk) provided the AL champions the ammunition they needed to leave the Midwest with a commanding advantage. With victory in sight, the Royals added to New York’s misery with some more offense in the eighth. With both Johnny Cueto (who tossed the first World Series complete game since Jack Morris in 1991) and Jacob deGrom (five innings, six hits, four runs
Game 3 The World Series shifts to New York Friday with the teams taking a day off to travel Thursday. (8:07 p.m., FOX). Yordano Ventura will get the ball for the Royals when things shift to Queens this weekend. The hurler went 13-8 during the regular season with a 4.08 ERA. Noah Snydergaard will start for the New York. One of the Mets younggun flame-throwers, the 23-year-old Righty won nine of his 16 decisions during the regular season.
and two strikeouts) dealing for the first three frames, the first real scoring threat of the game didn’t manifest until the top of the fifth, when Cueto got into trouble with two walks and one out. After a close call at first on a potential double play, Lucas Duda hit a well-placed bloop base hit to no man’s land in shallow left field, plating Daniel Murphy to put New York ahead 1-0.
An inning later, however, the Royals posted a four-run frame, snatching the lead from New York thanks to a bevy of clutch hits. Alcides Escobar took advantage of two base-runners with no outs to start the fifth with an RBI-single while Eric Hosmer poked a two-RBI single through with two outs and two on a few hitters later. Hosmer’s risky decision to take third base on a Kendrys Morales single to set up the Royals’ fourth run on a Mike Moustakas single. Yoenis Cespedes took advantage of the size of Kauffman Stadium in the bottom of the sixth, robbing Alex Rios of a home run that would have put Kansas City even further ahead. In the eighth the Royals eyed some insurance — which they got on RBI from Alex Gordon, Paulo Orlando and Escobar, putting the nail in the coffin with a 7-1 lead. The typically potent Mets offense was kept quiet by Cueto, who held New York to just two hits (the Royals had 10). Since the year 1903, only 13 teams have ever overcome an 0-2 deficit to win a best-of-seven series.
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He played 34.3 minutes a night in the playoff series against the Hawks last year, making 1.8 treys per game. Bojan’s main competition for minutes this year is Wayne Ellington, who has played for six teams in his seven-year career. There’s always room for a specialist on our roster, especially in head-to-head formats.
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