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Introducing Travel Green Wisconsin

April 15, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

The mattresses are made of organic materials, as are the sheets and towels. Breakfast menus contain whatever is in season, and locally grown ingredients are […]

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Seeking adventure, voluntourism, thrill rides

April 8, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

As the weather warms, so do thoughts of time off to escape, bond, explore, pamper. We could fill a column every week with the unusual […]

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Reader mail: Memorials, cheese, gay rights

April 1, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

Time to dip into the mailbag for a few fine observations from our readers. — Regarding U.S. 51 tourism development: “You did not mention the […]

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U.S. 51: Southern leg delves into La. bayou

March 25, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

The most unsettling attraction, as we tour the southern end of U.S. 51 in the Louisiana bayou, is simply an exit sign. It says “Ruddock,” […]

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U.S. 51: Attractions abundant along highway

March 18, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

Here is how reps from six states have summarized the project: One million stories. One hundred cultures. One road. Wisconsin is leading the pack on […]

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Milwaukee, Kohler: fine dining in fun formats

March 11, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

A great meal isn’t just about the food. It’s also a mesh of memorable circumstances, be it a pretty plate presentation or an exquisite setting, […]

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More cities aware of gay-friendly travel value

March 4, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

It has taken only one year for Philadelphia to document positive results from a $1 million campaign to make itself known as a gay-friendly city. […]

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Skate like an Olympian at Pettit Ice Center

February 25, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

On a freezing Sunday in Milwaukee, one day after U.S. men took gold and silver speedskating medals in Turino, I saw how easy it was […]

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Las Vegas freebies on the Strip and beyond

February 18, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

The Golden Gate, in downtown Las Vegas, turned 100 this year and is the city’s oldest operating hotel. It is a charming, vintage property where […]

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Arizona spring training: stops for Cactus fans

February 11, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

Spring training for major league baseball begins in less than a month, and the dozen teams that make up the Cactus League – including the […]

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Touring the Yucatan, after Hurricane Wilma

February 4, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

Waiters in the U.S. aren’t likely to make a sign of the cross while slipping a $1 tip into their pocket. That is one difference […]

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Elks Lodge 57, Koz’s: unusual bowling spots

January 28, 2006 Mary Bergin 0

The good people of Fond du Lac are quietly protecting a piece of history that is deemed significant in the world of bowling. They have […]

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