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Hurley’s Silver Street: No beer shortage here

February 12, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

Note: A proposal to resume iron ore mining in Wisconsin, after a lag of four decades, means we’re likely to hear more than usual about […]

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Port Washington Inn tops state B&B contest

February 5, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

Atop Sweet Cake Hill, four blocks from Lake Michigan, sits a bed and breakfast with five guest rooms near downtown Port Washington, an unassuming community […]

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Discovering Dallas, en route to Super Bowl

January 29, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

Anybody with a trace of green and gold in their blood soon heads to Dallas, at least figuratively, because of our beloved Packers and Super […]

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Tourists assist at Apostle Isle sled dog races

January 22, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

We know we are in the right place because tire tracks over fresh snow lead only one way, to the Echo Valley gravel pit, and […]

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Distil, Merchant mixing craft, classic cocktails

January 15, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

While you’re nursing that Bloody Mary, mimosa or screwdriver during Sunday brunch, I’m discovering Milk Punch, the Ramos Gin Fizz and Corpse Reviver No. 2. […]

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Finding Elvis: impersonators all hail The King

January 1, 2011 Mary Bergin 0

The guy in front of us is shaking his hips so hard that he almost loses his fringy belt of macramé. The gyrations remind me […]

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Midwest to Middle East: best meals of 2010

December 25, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

An unusual setting helps deepen the dining experience. These six memorable meals are from my travels during 2010. — Traders Point Creamery – Evidence of […]

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Good night value: eco cottage to Pod hotel

December 18, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

Good value matters when traveling. Here are six places to find it, from overnights that enriched my own travels during 2010. — Aloft Milwaukee Downtown […]

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Scoring on stage: Lombardi meets Broadway

December 11, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

The leading lady’s lines go like this: “How do I look? I never thought turquoise was my color, but the sales lady at Prange’s talked […]

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How to plan an affordable Rose Bowl trip

December 4, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

For Wisconsin Badger football fans, the smell of roses will swell with the end of year. Hundreds reserved a spot for group travel to the […]

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New books for travelers, lovers of Wisconsin

November 27, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

I’m a fan of finely crafted local products, and that includes books produced by savvy Wisconsin writers and photographers. My stack of new releases includes […]

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Valley of the Kings: exotic animals’ last stop

November 20, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

I have not met Jill Carnegie, but I know what’s on her wish list: blankets, office supplies, wheelbarrows, lumber, fly traps, chest freezers, straw and […]

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