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Dominica: a beautifully kept secret in the Caribbean
As journeys go, this one didn't have the most promising beginning. Starting with a wake-up call at an ungodly hour to make my very early morning flight, it continued with a taxi driver who arrived 20 minutes ahead of schedule and then seemed miffed...
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Milwaukee's indoor 'mountain': Weatherproof biking complex tests your fortitude
MILWAUKEE - If you can ride a two-wheeler, you're qualified to hit the timber and rock "trails" at Ray's Indoor Mountain Bike Park in Milwaukee. But don't be fooled: Ray's isn't your average family entertainment venue.
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Want to hear a good story? Check out Georgia's Azalea Storytelling Festival
LAGRANGE, Ga. - Once upon a time in a village called LaGrange in a kingdom called Georgia, there was a storytelling festival named after a beautiful flower called an azalea. From all across the land, men and women would gather, often bringing their little ones, to hear stories kindled by humor, ...
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Westwood: Movies and Marilyn Monroe
LOS ANGELES - Great L.A. theaters and intriguing gravesites.
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Hawaii sees a bigger wave of tourists
No need to fret for the state of Hawaii tourism anymore.
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Cruise tips: You can increase your safety
In the wake of the Costa Concordia catastrophe Jan. 13 that killed at least 17 people, many tourists are wondering: How safe am I on a cruise?
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Day Tripper: Doctor's Inn in Berea is furnished with charm, hospitality, superb breakfast
The Doctor's Inn's furnishings are just what you might expect in such an elegant mansion. The two en suite bedrooms have furniture crafted by Berea College students, stained-glass windows and oriental rugs. And the diet-busting breakfast is where owner Biji Baker really shines.
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Chefs Rick Tramonto and John Folse want their French Quarter debut to be sensational
NEW ORLEANS - What is to become Restaurant R'evolution is still under construction; there are gaping spaces for equipment yet to arrive and rubble yet to be removed. But chefs John Folse and Rick Tramonto can look through the dust and see their vision coming to life.
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It's theoretically possible to eat sensibly in New Orleans, but why bother?
NEW ORLEANS - I get to New Orleans every so often, and my waking hours there can be separated into three categories: Eating, getting ready to eat and just finished eating. I map out my semiregular restaurant assaults the way some parents plan a day at Disney World: I figure out which attractions...
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