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New travel books for holiday gift giving

December 21, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

  Your days are numbered, fretful holiday shoppers. If you’re “to buy” list remains annoying, consider these travel book titles. “Moon Metro Chicago” edited by […]

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Brainstorms to hike tourism promotion dollars

December 14, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

Tourism industry leaders early next year will propose a new way to fund Wisconsin’s Department of Tourism, and it is based on a Missouri model […]

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Four gifts geared toward girlfriend getaways

December 7, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

How about a little self-indulgence before getting lost between cookie sheets, holiday card lists, blinking lights and check-out lines? Consider pampering yourself, or a woman […]

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Local history museums protect our roots

November 30, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

Perhaps you think that your dearest possessions – a locket, a family picture, a love letter, a child’s toy – are of little value to […]

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Mall of America, at age 10, ready to expand

November 23, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

BLOOMINGTON, Minn. – Ten years after the opening of Mall of America, spokeswoman Monica Davis certainly knows her competition. It’s not your favorite neighborhood shopping […]

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Chippewa Falls: wood chips to microchips

November 16, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

CHIPPEWA FALLS – Water, be it a pounding falls or sparkling river, seems to command respect here – regardless of the season. This is an […]

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Reader mailbag: best supper clubs in state

November 9, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

Location, location, location … for some of you, it seems to matter as much as the quality of food when recommending a supper club. Readers […]

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Lessons learned while driving 3,000 miles

November 2, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

People who love to travel might not care that the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, unless it’s after sunset and there […]

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Halloween: haunted houses, caves, woods

October 26, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

If your county is like many in Wisconsin, you expect it to get pretty scary during this time of year. The business of producing Halloween […]

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Inside Breitbach’s, Iowa’s oldest restaurant

October 19, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

I took the long way to the Twin Cities this month, first heading to Dubuque and then hugging the Mississippi River while meandering north. Around […]

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Food shows turn eating into an experience

October 12, 2002 Mary Bergin 0

Seems like food isn’t just to be eaten anymore. It is to be experienced. Two major food events in Wisconsin this fall emphasize specialty foods, […]

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Wisconsin, Midwest travel advice lives here

July 12, 1912 Mary Bergin 0

Plan to vacation in the Midwest? Trips to this peaceful part of the U.S. – especially affordable, offbeat spots in rural areas – is our […]

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