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Take Twelve: Cool custard stops in Wisconsin

May 19, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

Culver’s, kingpin in the frozen custard world, introduces six new flavors this year. That hasn’t happened since 2012, and all of the Prairie du Sac […]

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Sometimes little luxuries make one great memory

May 12, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

One of my favorite names for a specialty shop is Little Luxuries, on State Street in Madison. In the offbeat inventory are fancy hair clips, […]

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Kentucky destinations, for horse lovers, extend beyond the Derby

May 5, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

Horse lovers know the arrival of May brings the grace and thrill of high-stakes thoroughbred racing. It all begins with the Kentucky Derby in Louisville […]

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Showtime nears: High hopes for new Milwaukee Bucks home

April 28, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

East of the river: That’s where most of downtown Milwaukee’s modern-day growth and revitalization have occurred, but one massive exception is emerging. The $524 million […]

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Reader mailbag: Quilt retreats, snowball vs. snow cone, awards

April 21, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

Time to take a dip into the mailbag. A belated, public “thank you” to those who sent notes about quilt retreats. Two were sent a […]

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Cheese, please: Regional traditions turn into others’ trends

April 14, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

Count our squeaky and deep-fried curds, plus the South’s pimento spreads, among the beloved cheese traditions that are gaining attention far away from home. Classic […]

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Plot your next getaway while waiting for spring to truly arrive

April 7, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

“In the Spring, I have counted 136 different kinds of weather inside of 24 hours.” The quote belongs to writer Samuel Clemens, better known as […]

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Take Ten: Running with accessibility, beyond the basics

March 31, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

State tourism embraces accessibility in a new marketing campaign, and the star is a four-time Paralympic athlete. Matt Scott, a 2016 gold medalist in wheelchair […]

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Milwaukee Art Museum’s “Road Trip” photos remove the filters

March 24, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

Smart phones and digital cameras make it possible for almost anybody to take a good picture, on purpose or by accident. Gone are the days […]

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Wisconsin film fests: Entertainment is one part of their value

March 17, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

The worth of a well-crafted film goes way beyond entertainment, in little and large ways. A good movie helps us walk in somebody else’s shoes. […]

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Where to find Danish hygge – contentment – in Wisconsin

March 10, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

What sets the stage for a happy life: Joy through toys? Lack of stress? Unconditional love? Popularity? Achievement? Money? Denmark boils the correct answer into […]

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Pagel legacy challenges farm-to-table assumptions

March 3, 2018 Mary Bergin 0

The plump bacon cheeseburger, weighing in at one-third pound, was a blend of ground chuck, brisket and short ribs. The cheese: a medium cheddar. The […]

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I could definitely use a little time at home. It's been about two months on the road. The tour has gone really well, but I wouldn't mind coming home to relax for a little while.
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