With snow and ice forecast to impact Dallas from Friday through Sunday, the familiar pre-storm rush is already underway. Grocery store shelves across the city have been picked over, leaving many residents looking for alternatives that don’t require last-minute scavenger hunts or extended time in the kitchen. As is often the case during severe weather, local restaurants are stepping in with ready-to-heat family meals, including a Dallas favorite, Renny’s.
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This quick guide is your companion for a first visit to New York City during the holidays: where to stay depending on your budget or travel style, where to eat (from casual comfort to splurge‑worthy dinners), and how to spend your days and evenings — skating, sightseeing, theater, and city strolls — with a feel for what it will cost. Use it to build a trip that’s both realistic and magical.
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For many, the dream of a Colorado ski vacation begins with postcard images—snow-dusted peaks, steaming mugs of cocoa, and wide-open runs stretching into the horizon. But if you’ve never strapped into skis before, planning that first trip can feel overwhelming. Colorado, with its blend of world-class resorts and beginner-friendly slopes, makes it surprisingly easy to learn. This winter, the mountains are calling, and whether you choose Breckenridge, Keystone, or Winter Park, you’ll find the perfect mix of instruction, scenery, and après-ski indulgence.
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