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Art? Yes. Lattes? Not Yet. (New York Times)
AS any cool hunter knows, the trendiest neighborhoods in Mexico City are Condesa and Roma. So why are some trailblazers declaring them over? “They’re nice places, but too fashionable,” said Claudia Fernández, an artist, philanthropist and vintage furniture dealer.

Turning Steel Into Lace (New York Times)
For five years, an artist who works in metal has lived rent-free in a picturesque house on five bucolic acres in Putnam Valley, N.Y.

Jurong gets pumped up for YOG (Channel NewsAsia via Yahoo! Philippines News)
SINGAPORE: It is early days yet, but should one estate in Singapore be looking forward to the Youth Olympic Games in 2010 more than most? To Ong Yi Lun, 16, and other Jurong residents, the answer is an unequivocal yes.

Five years later, still going strong (Vermillion Plain Talk)
Carol Strandell knew there were some risks involved when, of all the places to locate a fitness center in Vermillion, she chose the former Sears building that towers over Court Street west of the post office.

FEATURED USNA Football Game vs. Towson (The Capital)
USNA vs Towson. Contact the website below for ticketing information. o Found his calling at age five when he saw Louis Armstrong sing and play in the film The Five Pennies.

High school football season starts (The Tribune-Democrat)
The high school football season kicked-off Friday night with 12 games in The Tribune-Democrat's coverage area.For complete game recaps, including stories, photos, box scores and conference standings, pick-up a copy of Saturday's edition of The Tribune-Democrat.To read game stories, click on High School under Sports on the homepage of this Web site.

Listen up, chow down: Music, food draw visitors to festivals (The Tribune-Democrat)
If a person could be in two places at one time, this would be the weekend to have that ability. Festival welcomed visitors to partake of a cornucopia of food, great music and neighborhood homecomings.

Moxham fire blamed on ruptured gas line (The Tribune-Democrat)
Johnstown firefighters on Friday snuffed out an apartment fire caused by a severed gas line, prompting the evacuation of nearby residents.

Labor Day travelers 'bite the bullet' (The Tribune-Democrat)
Gene Sikirica knows the cost of travel. The Johnstown native has been making the trip back home each year from Houston, where he has been employed for 30 years with Exxon-Mobil.

Police investigating reports of shots being fired (The Tribune-Democrat)
ALTOONA — Altoona police are investigating reports of a half-dozen shots being fired late Thursday in the 1200 block of North Fourth Avenue. No injuries were reported.