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Strawberry Festival gears up for big finish
The sun came out Friday, giving a sun-splashed feel to the West Virginia Strawberry Festival in Buckhannon.
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Greetings from Campowerment: A getaway to go deep
Fuller sets up for the happy hour sing-off. Teams compete by receiving the same word and singing songs that contain the word until there's one team left standing.
Walker signs bill benefiting Wisconsin Ducks
Gov. Scott Walker has signed into law a bill benefiting the military-style amphibious vehicle known as the Wisconsin Duck.
McAuliffe, Cuccinelli Vie for Women's Vote in Virginia Governor's Race
Planned Parenthood endorsed Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe Thursday hours after the Democrat bashed opponent Ken Cuccinelli on the abortion issue.
Obama focuses on job creation in Baltimore visit
President Barack Obama left behind scandal-focused Washington on Friday to focus on the country's slowly improving jobs picture.
7 ways budget cuts will hit national parks
Road-tripping to a national park makes for an easy -- and spectacular -- summer getaway.
Northern Lights to be visible around the Pacific Northwest soon?
The sun has been getting quite active lately, with one sun spot in particular giving off several explosive flares this week, and it could eventually bring some brilliant displays of the Northern Lights to the Pacific Northwest.
I-94 Closure At Rawson Expected To Cause Major Delays This Weekend
Interstate 94 will be shut down at Rawson Ave. from at 9 p.m. Friday through 9 a.m. Sunday because construction workers will be installing a culvert pipe across the freeway.
Notable Lake County Resident to be CLC Commencement Speaker
Lake Forest resident Dean DeBiase , a former College of Lake County student who gained distinction as a Silicon Valley and Chicago business leader, will be the keynote speaker at the college's commencement ceremony on Saturday.. DeBiase, who transferred from CLC a few credits short of earning a degree, will also receive an honorary associate degree ... (more)
American will favor passengers without roller bags
In this Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2011, file photo, a passenger walks through an American Airlines baggage claim area at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago.
Roadshow: Tips on traveling to San Francisco on Sunday
Q Sunday in San Francisco could be a gigantic tie-up. We have Bay to Breakers, the Amgen Tour bicycle race and the Alcatraz swim.
Convenience Determines Best and Worst Cities For Summer Travel
Cities like Denver, Dallas, Chicago, Detroit, and Las Vegas ranked as the top overall domestic summer travel destinations by CardHub.com. "This latest report compared the cost and duration of flights from the 30 largest U.S. cities to the 10 most popular international and domestic travel destinations, as identified by the Travel Leaders Group," the ... (more)
New Boston Parks App To Be Unveiled Thursday
The Metropolitan Area Planning Council will present an update on the Hubway bike share program and introduce a new Web app that helps connect residents to the many parks and open spaces available in Greater Boston during a Brown Bag Lunch event on Thursday.
Docs Paid Thousands to Promote Drugs They Prescribe
By the fall of 2014, every company will be required to list every payment it makes to a medical professional, and what each payment is for.
Health reforms penalize some Indians
When Liz DeRouen needs any kind of health care services, from diabetes counseling to a dental cleaning, she checks into a government-funded clinic in Northern California's wine country that covers all her medical needs.
15th Ride to Rendezvous a hot and dusty success
A hotter, drier and dustier than normal Ride to Rendezvous journeyed through the Methow Valley backcountry last week, taking mounted travelers on an adventure starting in the hills above Malott on Monday evening to rolling through downtown Winthrop at noon on Friday.
City's Oldest Cemetery, Once Used As Park, Marks 175th Anniversary
Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery celebrates 175 years with an exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York.
Report: Wealthy hire disabled Disney guides
Those were some of the more shareable words flying around social media Wednesday morning as people reacted to a story from the New York Post that "rich Manhattan moms" have discovered a way to skip lines at Disney World: They hire disabled guides "to pose as family members" so they can skip to the front.
For What It's Worth record store closes after 30 years
John Gregos has done everything from running the top-selling record store in three states to going backstage with Stevie Ray Vaughan and becoming friends with the Grateful Dead's official photographer.
Asheville native Elliot Heller is based in New York City but returns to WNC on Friday, May 24 for a show at Club Tetrus.