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Luxury without gambling: Atlantic City's next wave

By WAYNE PARRY
One has a salt-water spa, two celebrity chef restaurants, twice daily maid visits, 330 rooms and zero slot machines.
Ride man-made rapids in western Maryland

By BOB DOWNING
McHENRY, Md. - There's a man- made river atop a mountain in western Maryland.

Kentucky boasts a summer’s worth of adventures

By Patti Nickell
With the price of gas and the uncertain economy, this seems to be the year of the “staycation.” If you do have to stay at home this summer, you can experience a wealth of treasures here in the Bluegrass State, including a town that sprang from a meteor crash and the commonwealth’s own version of the Holy Land.Interactive map
Las Vegas becomes Splashtown in the summer

By Gary A. Warner

I spent many a boyhood summer visiting my aunt in Las Vegas, so it's not just crazy gamblers (OK, mostly crazy gamblers) who venture to Sin City during its blazing-hottest midsummer madness. Just make sure you have a good dip on the Strip (or beyond).
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Invasion of the really big bugs!