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Japan, U.S. pen pals meet – 40 years later

September 19, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

When Tetsuji Ogawa of Japan recently visited the United States for the first time, his destination was Wisconsin and he brought along a 40-year-old state […]

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Wisconsin wine festivals, fall winery tours

September 12, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Fruit of the vine, makes me feel fine … so take a tour and sip chardonnay to dandelion wine. California, home to about 2,700 of […]

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In praise of harvest: Indian Summer Festival

September 5, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Farmers’ markets and backyard gardens are plump with fresh produce during this time of year, so many of us enjoy easy and direct connections with […]

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Breitbach’s: oldest, newest Iowa restaurant

August 29, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

The oldest operating restaurant in Iowa also is among the state’s newest. When Breitbach Family Dining – in Balltown since 1852 – reopened this month, […]

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New Glarus, Eagle River events for foodies

August 22, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Ready to meet your maker? If the answer is “yes” on Sept. 12, it might mean that you’re heading to New Glarus. We have begun […]

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Sea otters, belugas at Chicago’s Shedd

August 15, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Rain tends to drive tourists indoors, but that’s not entirely why the soggy line to enter Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium was a block long on a […]

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Field trips abroad widen students’ world view

August 8, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Breakfast ends with a mug of hot and sludge-like chocolate, the dipping sauce for freshly fried churros – fat and slightly greasy rods of sugar-doused […]

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Chocolate-covered bacon makes fair debut

August 1, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Food on a stick means kabobs on the grill, ice cream bars on the run, caramel apples for Halloween. You know where we’re going with […]

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‘Wizard of Oz’ made history in Oconomowoc

July 25, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

“Going so soon? I wouldn’t hear of it. Why my little party’s just beginning.” A party indeed is about to begin in Oconomowoc. Soon the […]

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Look for Vernon County’s rare round barns

July 18, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Think of threatened or endangered species, and a creature that breathes – the bald eagle, a gray wolf or Karner blue butterfly – likely comes […]

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Finding the best Kansas City barbecue

July 11, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

I am almost straddling the Missouri-Kansas border while daintily gnawing my way into a rack of smoked ribs at Oklahoma Joe’s, which is attached to […]

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Gourmet cooking classes, set in Northwoods

July 4, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

I am sitting at Amy Donaldson’s kitchen counter, watching her season, shred, steam and sauté my dinner. Fourteen others are doing the same. “This is […]

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