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Cornucopia, Bayfield County, buffing it up?

August 28, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

Thanks to a “road closed” sign, my route into town changes abruptly. First it’s farmland, then woods, while navigating from roads of concrete to dirt […]

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Fairfield, Iowa: Full of influences from India

August 21, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

I dunk a wedge of focaccia into the day’s soup – Bogota Potato, spiced with a mild curry – at Revelations Cafe and Bookstore, while […]

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Off-the-grid living: Fern Hollow, Decorah

August 14, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

Fresh flowers show up in a half-dozen containers. Gingersnaps cover a fancy ceramic plate. A jar of mint-flavored water chills in the refrigerator. I read […]

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Iowa State Fair: good contests and cookin’

August 7, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

We’re deep into fair weather, throughout the Midwest, but only one state fair nationwide makes the cut in the 2003 bestseller “1,000 Places to See […]

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Enlarged Madison Children’s Museum opens

July 31, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

When people see a part of themselves in a project, it creates a sense of ownership, and that sure seems like a sturdy foundation for […]

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Stone Barn, Nelson: pizza on the farm

July 24, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

“Build it, and they will come,” I think, while climbing the hilly roads that dance with the creeks and curves of northwest Buffalo County. They […]

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Duluth: Solglimt, smokehaus, Park Point, pie

July 17, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

People who vacation in Duluth find their way to Canal Park, an area where a fine mesh of lodging, restaurants and boutiques complement the gleaming […]

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Twin Cities: new ballpark, Red Stag dining

July 10, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

Fans of Target Field, which opened in April as home to the Minnesota Twins – seem to talk up three things more than anything else […]

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What to see, do in Kansas City: beyond BBQ

July 3, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

How much do you care about preserving your era of history? Maybe the answer depends upon how and when you assign value to whatever is […]

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St. Louis sites: City Museum, basilica, more

June 26, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

One of the best attractions for children and young adults in St. Louis isn’t about the next best thing – as in movie, toy or […]

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Tiny Stockholm big draw for summer tourists

June 19, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

The too-quick darkening of sky near twilight means a storm is approaching, but most of the dozen fishermen don’t seem to notice. A stocky guy […]

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National Eagle Center overlooks Mississippi

June 12, 2010 Mary Bergin 0

She is strong enough to fly but will never know what it feels like to soar. The bald eagle was found on the ground, near […]

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