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How to set up a trip about Wisconsin cheese

June 27, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

When the good people of Illinois began calling us Cheeseheads in the 1980s, we embraced the pejorative and began wearing yellow wedges of foam on […]

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Oshkosh exhibit defines ‘Public Enemies’ era

June 20, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Soon we’ll swoon over Johnny Depp’s portrayal of gangster John Dillinger in the movie “Public Enemies,” while over-analyzing film sets and scenery. Much of the […]

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Reader mail: funeral wieners, vacation ideas

June 13, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

I need to dip into the reader mailbag more often. Here is a sample of what you’ve written; a couple of diner/café recommendations will turn […]

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Woodstock, Steel Bridge tunes rewind clocks

June 6, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Save a bridge, build a bridge. This is what has happened in Sturgeon Bay. What began as a fight to rescue the aging Michigan Street […]

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New books: Wisconsin food, culinary tourism

May 30, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

This week, we’re all about good taste. Two new books contain many morsels of insight about what you eat, at home or while traveling. — […]

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Updates: outdoor theater, music venues

May 23, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Shakespeare saw all the world as a stage and, come summer in Wisconsin, class acts sprout from unusual places: inside a patch of hilly woodland, […]

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Traveling Teddy: Theresa class takes a ride

May 16, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

The note arrived in mid-March, less than one week before the start of spring. “We have been enjoying your letters and treats from all over […]

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Oak Park: churches, good food, bargains

May 9, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Although a Frank Lloyd Wright fascination lures many travelers to Oak Park, Ill., this brilliant but eccentric man’s legacy is not the only reason to […]

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Oak Park: Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision lives

May 2, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Consider the distinguishing features: open floor plans, lots of natural light, strong geometric patterns and constant reminders of nature, as seen through the panes of […]

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Geocaching: treasure hunts for adults, kids

April 25, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Tiffany Gonzales and I meet in a Plover parking lot, just off of Interstate 39. We are going on a treasure hunt. “Should we take […]

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European recipes sublime at Alpha Delights

April 18, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

“We have some very fussy people working here, at every level of production,” Mary Pappas patiently explains, but I needed minimal convincing. Especially after diving […]

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How to save money while vacationing

April 11, 2009 Mary Bergin 0

Travel journalism conferences this spring took me to Georgia, where my increasingly frugal nature revealed itself more than once. I hopped a Greyhound from Savannah […]

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