The nugget. (Sisters, Or.) 1994-current, September 08, 2021, Page 15, Image 15

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    Wednesday, September 8, 2021 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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Beautiful CENTRALPARK is an 843-acre, entirely landscaped space —
all of the hills, woodlands, lakes and other natural features are entirely man made!
NEW YORK CITY
WORDFIND
S Y O R K H O E S Y W S M Z
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TESTYOURNEWYORKCITY
TESTYOURNEWYORKCITY
KNOWLEDGE!
1. How many people live in
New York City?
2. What year did France gi the
Statue of Liberty to the U.S.?
3. How many languages are spoken
in New York City?
4. What is Times Square named
a er?
5. How many books does the the
New York Public Library have?
6. What park is built on a historic,
elevated rail line?
7. The most visited tourist aˆ raction
in the United States is in
New York City. What is it?
Did you know
know...
New York-style pizza
began with the opening of
AMERICA’SFIRST
PIZZERIALombardi’s,
by Gennaro
nnaro Lombardi
INTHELITTLEITALY
HELITTLEITALY
NEIGHBORHOODOF
GHBORHOOD
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In 1930 THECHRYSLER
HRYSLER
BUILDING was considered
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the world’s largest
building.
NEWYORKCITY not
Washington D.C., WAS
THEFIRSTCAPITAL
THEFIRSTCAPITAL
OFTHEUNITEDSTATES
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F THEUNITEDSTATES
THE UNITED STATES
1. Over 8 million 2. 1886 3. More than 800
4.
4 The New York Times 5. Over 50 million books
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6. The High Line 7. Times Square
• The statue represents a Roman Goddess.
• The crown’s spikes represent the oceans
and continents.
• Lady Liberty is struck by lightning
  TIMESEVERYYEAR!
• Gustave Eiff el (he built the Eiff el Tower in Paris)
helped to build it.
• Lady Liberty’s face is modeled on the artist’s mother.
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Find words forward, backward,
horizontally, or diagonally.
TIMES SQUARE
HIGH LINE
BIG APPLE
BROADWAY
BROWNSTONE
SUBWAY
PIZZA
MANHATTAN
CENTRAL PARK
BOROUGH
WALL STREET
SKYSCRAPER
GRAND CENTRAL
RADIO CITY
NEW YORK TIMES
BROOKLYN BRIDGE
SUDOKU Easy Peasy!
STATUEOFLIBERTY
N D S N Z
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Place a number in the empty boxes in such a way that
each row across, each column down, and each small
nine-box square contains all of the numbers from one
to nine.
5 things you may not know about the...
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