This Week in the Northeast takes a look at what’s going on in the Metblogs network in the northeast U.S. and Canada (while possibly taking some liberties with geography).
Frank takes a look at a hidden treasure of Montreal, the Redpath Museum:
When I reached the second floor, I was completely blown away. It was like finding a hidden treasure. A full natural history museum complete with a dinosaur skeleton.
Dhaval checks out a production of Exit the King in New York City:
Susan Sarandon’s fan club must have been in the audience because despite a lousy and monotonous delivery, she received the greatest praise. . . which leads me to believe that the matinee going public in NYC is hungrier for the stars than the actual content of what they go see.
And in Washington, D.C., Patrick discusses the many diseases currently floating about: measles and the swine flu:
Last week measles has been spreading around the area and the city has been working hard to keep it under control. So far it appears the best we could do is to direct it towards another state. I’m not a big fan of Missouri anyways.
