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Port Washington Inn tops state B&B contest

February 5, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

Atop Sweet Cake Hill, four blocks from Lake Michigan, sits a bed and breakfast with five guest rooms near downtown Port Washington, an unassuming community […]

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Tourists assist at Apostle Isle sled dog races

January 22, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

We know we are in the right place because tire tracks over fresh snow lead only one way, to the Echo Valley gravel pit, and […]

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Distil, Merchant mixing craft, classic cocktails

January 15, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

While you’re nursing that Bloody Mary, mimosa or screwdriver during Sunday brunch, I’m discovering Milk Punch, the Ramos Gin Fizz and Corpse Reviver No. 2. […]

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Finding Elvis: impersonators all hail The King

January 1, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

The guy in front of us is shaking his hips so hard that he almost loses his fringy belt of macramé. The gyrations remind me […]

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Valley of the Kings: exotic animals’ last stop

November 20, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

I have not met Jill Carnegie, but I know what’s on her wish list: blankets, office supplies, wheelbarrows, lumber, fly traps, chest freezers, straw and […]

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Oshkosh studies deer hunting history, habits

November 13, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

As weather cools, so does the desire to stay indoors. That’s not the same as wanting to stay at home: Consider this trio of recently […]

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Georgio’s: Perfecting the recipe for pizza

November 6, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

USA Today readers know by now that Georgio’s in Milton, a Rock County community of 5,100, is my Wisconsin recommendation in a nationwide roundup of […]

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Inside Madison’s Underground Kitchen

November 6, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

When I met Jonny and Ben Hunter three years ago, they were rebel caterers keen on cooking adventurously with locally grown food, but without the […]

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Reedsburg thinks food, Fermentation Fest

October 30, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

Everybody has a story, including the guy who shows up at Donna Neuwirth’s place with an odd contraption just before closing time. The device looks […]

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Alex Young and Zingerman’s in Ann Arbor

October 23, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

He’s up at 6 a.m., tending to the tomato crop by 6:30, coaching a work crew about fences for new livestock at 7, beginning the […]

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Indy via Segway, in White River State Park

October 16, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

For years I’ve been a master at avoiding the Segway. Those little helmet-headed drivers would look pretty dorky, I decided, if their sets of wheels […]

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Traverse City: new uses for insane asylum

October 9, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

Sunshine, fresh air, beauty as therapy, physical exercise through work: These were crucial components of mental health treatment in the mid 1800s, and Dr. Thomas […]

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