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B&Bs, PACs, supper to go, virtual tailgates

April 27, 2020 Mary Bergin 0

Bed and breakfast operators intend to do good as they mark Arbor Day and the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, founded by the late U.S. […]

In, beyond Waldo: silver linings on Easter

April 10, 2020 Mary Bergin 0

One of my favorite parts of a recent virtual church service was a challenge to find the silver linings that are a part of our […]

Take Twelve: ways to cut coronavirus angst

March 20, 2020 Mary Bergin 0

How odd to have no place to go, be it far away or close to home. When the first round of travel restrictions between the […]

Wisconsin meat raffles fill taverns on wintry days

March 8, 2020 Mary Bergin 0

At least 30 years have passed since my husband and I walked into a small-town tavern one wintry morning, in search of a beer and […]

HobNob gains attention for excellence in hospitality

February 26, 2020 Mary Bergin 0

The James Beard Foundation typically pays attention to the nation’s edgiest and newest chefs and restaurant concepts. An easy majority of the annual Beard semifinalists […]

Ice bars, ice castles, MKE coat check, PEEPS show

February 22, 2020 Mary Bergin 0

At this time of year, bellying up to the bar for a cold one can be taken literally. Glistening ice bars – ice sculptures with […]

NYC’s MoMath: not just for math geeks

February 4, 2020 Mary Bergin 0

Consider the dichotomies of life: birth and death, night and day, salt and sugar, introverts and extroverts. These polar opposites have things in common too. […]

Take Ten: Fine fireplace getaways in Wisconsin

January 16, 2020 Mary Bergin 0

Single-digit temps are forecast as I write this, hot chocolate within reach and fat cat on my lap. Happiness through hygge (“hoo-ga”), the Denmark concept […]

How Elvis lives on, in Madison and beyond

January 4, 2020 Mary Bergin 0

One of the more colorful, late-life anecdotes about Elvis Presley in Wisconsin has the music icon leaving his limo, while stopped at a red light […]

Take 12: All in good taste for 2019

December 31, 2019 Mary Bergin 0

Extraordinary dining is not about category or price. This year I found it at farms and an aquarium, from rural Wisconsin to the seaside of […]

Christmas movie props/costumes, holiday windows fill Castle Noel in Ohio

December 2, 2019 Mary Bergin 0

Mark and Dana Klaus love Christmas. Big time. You’ll find them at Castle Noel in Medina, Ohio, where the Christmas spirit lives all year. Big […]

Winning recipes: grasshopper cheesecake, choco cheesecake bars

November 30, 2019 Press Release 0

Two home bakers in Wisconsin have taken the top prizes in the Taste of Homes recipe contest, “Best-Ever Baking”.  Sue Gronholz of Beaver Dam was […]

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