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January 5, 2009 (Arts Journal)
DECEMBER 31 Mrs. T and I loaded our car late in the afternoon and drove through a slippery snowstorm from rural Connecticut to LaGuardia Airport, where we holed up in a just-adequate hotel. We were still quivering with retrospective anxiety as we fell into our rock-hard beds.

Bag a bargain (News Of The World)
IT might be a credit-crunching New Year, but let’s make it 2000 and SHINE. TRISHA HARBORD asked tour operators to choose their 2009 hotspot and come up with “all the 9s deals”. These breaks offer sun, sea and sand plus what customers are looking for more than ever this year—good value for money.

Retiree havens eye younger buyers to combat housing bust (The Post and Courier)
"Active adult” developments across the U.S., residents are debating whether to scrap the age restrictions that have helped define their way of life for almost five decades. Proponents of “age desegregation,” as it’s known in the industry, say opening the doors to people under 55 is the only way their once-idyllic enclaves can stay afloat. But it is a hard sell among some residents.

If you could own any building in North Florida . . . (Jacksonville Daily Record)
If you could own just one commercial building in Northeast Florida, which building would it be and why?

In Palm Beach, joining the country club _ and the Madoff club _ were ultimate sign of prestige (Sun-Sentinel)
PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — To get accepted as a member at the Palm Beach Country Club — founded by Jews during the 1950s when the other clubs in this exclusive resort town were restricted — you have to be more than rich. You have to be a real mensch, a person of character.

Move to make water hookups mandatory dies without vote (Press of Atlantic City)
LOWER TOWNSHIP - An ordinance to require mandatory water connections never came to a vote Monday night as the measure died for lack of a second. The ordinance was introduced several weeks ago and the public hearing was held before council members refused to bring it to a vote.

Developer wins appeal in condo case (BizJournals)
A federal appeals court has handed South Florida developers a victory in ongoing legal disputes with buyers who want out of contracts.

Island condo’s electric system causes health, safety risk (Marco Eagle)
An electric system’s state of disrepair could lead to a Christmas with no lights for up to 32 Island households, city code officials warn. City Electrical Inspector Bruce Yakola observed what he calls a significant health and safety issue at Marco Villa Condominiums on Tallwood Street.

The Classic Post-Bubble Bounce (GoldSeek.com)
*** The decline of the great empires…Jethro Tull Mumbai-style…and more!