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The Best 5-Day Itinerary for Eastern Puerto Rico, From El Yunque to Fajardo

The Best 5-Day Itinerary for Eastern Puerto Rico, From El Yunque to Fajardo

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The essential guide to visiting Puerto Rico

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By Jen Ruiz
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1 hour ago Kimberly Stewart is celebrating her baby boy’s first birthday! The model and daughter of 81-year-old rocker Rod Stewart, 46, shared a snap on her Instagram Stories of her son, whom she quietly welcomed last year, enjoying a sweet treat on his special day. In the post, the little one, whose face was …
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The essential guide to visiting Puerto Rico Original

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By Jen Ruiz
| National Geographic Traveler Verified
The Spanish translation of Puerto Rico means “rich port,” and the island has long been coveted not just for its natural beauty but also for its strategic location as a military stronghold. There are fortifications throughout, and a centuries-long history of occupation that informs the broader culture, blending Spanish, African, and Taino influences.
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As museums struggle to survive, Lancaster just opened a brand new one dedicated to civil rights

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By Jen Ruiz
| Yahoo Creators Verified
Museum exhibit on equality (Jen Ruiz) I was one of the first people to visit the brand new Stevens & Smith Center for Democracy in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and it was a breath of fresh air. At a time when museums are struggling and diversity, equity, and inclusion funding and programs are under attack, walking into a site dedicated to championing civil rights felt like a welcome reprieve.
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