
Laura Ratliff
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Writer, editor, horse girl, lapsed Texan. Doin' some hotel things @TravelLeisure, formerly @tripsavvy, @business, @archdigest, @cntraveler, etc. #COYS
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6 days ago |
timeout.com | Laura Ratliff
NewsSolvang has major storybook vibes. Written by Laura RatliffFriday April 18 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: ShutterstockAdvertisingCue the windmills and Danish pastries. Solvang, a tiny SoCal town with major storybook vibes, just snagged the title “Best in the West” in a new USA Today ranking focusing on small towns in the region.
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timeout.com | Laura Ratliff
NewsPhilly's beloved Middle Child is popping up at two Edith's locations. Written by Laura RatliffFriday April 18 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: Middle ChildAdvertisingMiddle Child, the Philly sandwich shop known for pushing the boundaries of deli classics, is taking over New York—at least for a few days.
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timeout.com | Laura Ratliff
NewsCan you guess which ones? Written by Laura RatliffFriday April 18 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: ShutterstockAdvertisingFrom green spaces to iconic bridges, NYC is a goldmine for photo ops that will rack up those likes. According to a new study by Betway Casino, which analyzed Instagram data from over 50 major U.S. tourist attractions, five New York City landmarks are considered among the top ten most Instagrammable spots in the country.
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timeout.com | Laura Ratliff
NewsSaturday is expected to reach a toasty high of 81 degrees!Written by Laura RatliffFriday April 18 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotograph: ShutterstockAdvertisingGet ready, New York! After what feels like an endless stretch of chilly, damp days, the weekend forecast is offering the kind of warmth we've all been waiting for. Temperatures are finally set to soar above 70 degrees, with Saturday expected to reach a toasty high of 81 degrees.
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financebuzz.com | Cassandra Yorgey |Laura Ratliff
Generation X, the Forgotten Generation, the Latchkey Generation, the Oregon Trail Generation; these are just a few of the names for the disaffected, sarcastic youth of the 1980s. Now, they are in the fully grown adult workforce, approaching retirement age, and finding their lifelong cynicism validated. Gen X grew up with the promise that if you work hard and play by the rules, you can have a nice, middle-class life.
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