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Visit state parks, other great natural retreats

June 7, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

It is easy to recommend a natural high for this weekend, as the annual Wisconsin State Parks Open House Day is Sunday. That means free […]

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Japan foreign exchange full of goodwill

May 31, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

CHIBA, Japan – For Hiroshi Ebihara, it was “an honor and once-in-a-lifetime experience” to show his country to Americans.

For me, it was a once-in-a-lifetime way […]

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Play ball! Baseball exhibits loaded with fun

May 24, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

Head to the Field Museum in Chicago if you love baseball, are irritated by it or couldn’t care less about the sport. There, that should […]

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Chicago hostel: clean, safe, prime location

May 17, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

To Cristina Causone of Italy, $34.50 is a lot to pay for a place to sleep. Even if it is clean, safe and in the […]

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Pressures, challenge of historic preservation

May 10, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

Money, space, sentiment and progress all have a role – from bit player to star – in our quest to preserve, hide or discard the […]

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A traveler’s tales of turbulence, anxiety

May 3, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

One of my more unusual travel challenges this month will be to figure out how to safely transport a case of Berghoff and Capital Brewery […]

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Reader mail: Stay, go in light of SARS, war?

April 26, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

I love reader mail, regardless of whether adventures occur close to home or halfway around the world. Among your comments and observations: — Will you […]

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Oklahoma memorial: Bomb site turns sacred

April 19, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

“Beacons of hope” have replaced sirens and searchlights; soil covered by death and destruction has become sacred. That’s how Polly Nichols describes the transformation of […]

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Kiwi, Quebec culture: U.S. could learn from it

April 12, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

It was about 8 a.m. in Auckland, New Zealand, as we shuffled into the Hyatt Regency downtown, sleepy and jet-lagged after a 12-hour flight from […]

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Adventure Andy: remote ecotourism trips

April 5, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

If you truly want to escape the world’s turmoil, Andy Kammer can help by sending you far away. What’s the logic in that? The DeForest […]

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Stay or go? Japan plans remain in place

March 29, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

One of my toughest deadlines lately had nothing to do with writing. Less than two days into the war with Iraq, 12 women in Wisconsin […]

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Expect shorter trips, last-minute decisions

March 22, 2003 Mary Bergin 0

WISCONSIN DELLS – I hear that you want to stay closer to home, and that’s understandable, but a lot of people hope you don’t barricade […]

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