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Native American arts authentic at Chief Oshkosh, Egg Harbor

August 11, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

One of our last stops during a girlfriend getaway to Door County this month was almost an afterthought. “That place with the teepee has been […]

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Rustic Frog Bay, first national tribal park, opens in Red Cliff

July 28, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

The opening of Wisconsin’s newest and most unusual park, north of Bayfield, will occur with little public fanfare this summer. Frog Bay Tribal National Park […]

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Tour Wisconsin Canoe Heritage Museum, Spooner

July 21, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

“The rivers flow not past, but through us, thrilling, tingling, vibrating every fiber and cell of the substance of our bodies, making them glide and […]

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West Michigan Pike still a tourism-rich route

June 30, 2012 Mary Bergin 1

Too much. That’s the appeal and challenge when taking a vacation across the great lake of Michigan. Deciding which lighthouses and head lights to visit […]

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Sabamba Alpaca Ranch also welcomes B&B guests

June 23, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

When I spend the night at Sally and Tom Schmidt’s bed and breakfast near De Pere, the other guests include three girls from Dubuque who […]

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Les Paul, GuitarTown mold Waukesha’s music image

May 26, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Waukesha’s love affair with Les Paul, whose work forever changed the sound of music, is about to deepen. The city soon unveils an outdoor public […]

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Truly rural Fox Hills aims for good value

May 19, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Vince Lombardi used to bring his coaches here for a little R&R in the 1960s. Hundreds of Chicago police officers more recently sought the same […]

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Charlie’s Drive-in: It’s Elvis, tattoos, classic cars

April 28, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Rachel Mann-Rosenfeldt takes a big step on the day before we meet. She adds a tattoo to her left leg – not a teensy rose […]

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Cutting into the mustard at Middleton museum

March 24, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Shortly after our host delivered a platter of shaved corned beef and rye bread, he returned with a word of advice: If you need mayo, […]

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Rural ramble: St. Croix curds, cave, Vino in Valley

March 17, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Former Gov. Anthony Earl in the 1980s dubbed Ellsworth, population 3,200, as Cheese Curd Capital of Wisconsin. The 102-year-old Ellsworth Cooperative Creamery produces 160 pounds […]

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In Indy for Big Ten tourney? See here …

March 8, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Look what sports-minded Indy has going for it during the dead of winter: Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay shares more than NFL memorabilia in “Chaos […]

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Making magic: Houdini, other tricksters

February 25, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Would you go out of your way to watch a guy escape from a straitjacket? How about if he was hanging upside-down outdoors, several stories […]

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