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Valentine ideas, to enhance romance

February 11, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Maybe you give or get roses by the dozen during this month of love, and that’s fine, but don’t dismiss other ways to freshen up […]

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Glass as art: Movement began 50 years ago

February 4, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Before Dale Chihuly – the celebrated architect of big, bulbous, vivid and swirly glass sculptures – there was Harvey Littleton. Before Littleton, glass was for […]

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Art, history, cultural museums will expand

January 28, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

When something is of value, you take care of it, but this becomes more challenging during tough economic times. Here are five historic and cultural […]

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College museums: majors in birds to geology

January 21, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Freethinkers buck conventional thinking and make their way through the world in unusual ways. This is the way I peg James Newman Clark. The Meridean […]

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Chicago fans share their fave hidden gems

January 14, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Spiritual sites, ethnic neighborhoods, down-home food, fine fabrics and Asian art are among your worthwhile reasons for stepping away from the Loop and Magnificent Mile. […]

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Chicago food: beyond dawgs, pizza, Bayless

January 7, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

Jazzed-up hot dogs, deep-dish pizza and any product with chef Rick Bayless’ thumbprint are among the foods that make Chicago famous. Add wiener schnitzel from […]

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Chicago travel: beyond the Magnificent Mile

January 1, 2012 Mary Bergin 0

For years, I’ve headed to Chicago for day trips or quick overnights – usually taking in the obvious sites and sticking to places tourists congregate. […]

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Visit Indy without a Super Bowl game ticket

December 29, 2011 Mary Bergin 1

The next best thing to following your favorite NFL team to the 2012 Super Bowl is shadowing the pre-game action in Indianapolis, which hosts the […]

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Sacred sites produce something to savor

December 24, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

Most authors who choose food as a research topic head to restaurants, markets, factories or farms. Madison native Madeline Scherb opted for convents and monasteries. […]

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Cash in your assets and see the world

December 17, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

The guestbook was one of the last things I checked during a Tutoko II cruise in New Zealand’s pristine Fiordland recently. One of the handwritten […]

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Horseradish: from crop to plate in Manawa

December 3, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

Ebelskivers. Aebleskivers. Both spellings work, and both are pronounced ABLE-sky-vers. Until I got acquainted with Judy Trull and her Lindsay House B&B in Manawa, I […]

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Elite honors: Kohler spa, golf, American Club

November 26, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

Think “the ultimate in luxury travel,” as inspectors for Forbes Travel Guide do every year, and you’ll likely gravitate to the world’s biggest cities for […]

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