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Readers share their top, unique Wisconsin attractions

November 9, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

What excellent attractions are unique to Wisconsin? You sure weren’t stumped by that question. Here are favorite destinations that you were willing to share. “We […]

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Chauvin Sculpture Garden: Kohler Foundation at work in Louisiana bayou

November 2, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

Seventy miles southwest of New Orleans, thick fields of sugar cane are plentiful and even gas stations sell shrimp po’ boy subs that earn raves. […]

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Soup to nuts: recipes to ward off autumn’s chill

October 26, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

Chilly outdoor temps motivate me to turn on the oven or experiment in the kitchen through other means. A spa’s new recipe book, an event’s […]

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Best of Wisconsin: a Top 10 list for travelers

October 19, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

This out-of-the-blue challenge came from a stranger in New Jersey this month: Soon, “three of us will be in Wisconsin for six days, intending to […]

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Appleton T-Mac BBQ team wins big at American Royal

October 12, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

In the thick sea of luxury RVs, scrappy trailers, tent awnings and dwindling daylight, I found Tom McIntosh of Appleton. The flapping Green Bay Packer […]

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Sheboygan’s Bookworm Gardens inspires reading in children

October 5, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

Gardens are about planting and growing, but most fruits of harvest on a 2-acre plot in Sheboygan are not edible. What visitors reap are the […]

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Reader mailbag: many updates on camps, resorts

September 28, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

Recent reader mail contains all sorts of news and reflections. Let’s get right into it. — Several were in contact about the July 27 death […]

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Inside Marinette Victorian B&B: edgy decor, martini lounge

September 21, 2013 Mary Bergin 1

Gone are my presumptions that bed-and-breakfast lodging in grand old buildings certainly must contain precarious parlor furniture, fussy frills, lots of lace or at least […]

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Peshtigo Fire Museum, grounds quietly preserve horrific history

September 14, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

The devastation happened almost 142 years ago, but it remains on the local newspaper’s online front page, where an easy-to-find link leads to somber details: […]

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Farm-to-table work a natural fit at The Black Sheep, Whitewater

September 7, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

Tyler Sailsbery is plowing a career path based on solutions to his own frustrations. When it wasn’t easy for him to find appropriate student housing […]

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Finding the good life in food, drink, beaches of Traverse City, Mich.

August 31, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

You know life is good when seagulls are your alarm clock, a miles-long morning walk doesn’t require shoes and breakfast begins with peaches, cherries or […]

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Trio of outdoor stages: hilltop to lakeshore to ski hill

August 24, 2013 Mary Bergin 0

You say all the world is a stage? Got that right, especially in summer, when standing ovations happen from ski hill to lakeshore, level turf […]

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