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See Detroit in a different light from a bicycle, by foot or funky bus
DETROIT - When some people see Detroit, they see bankruptcy and doom.
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Be happy as a clam at New Jersey's Long Beach Island
LONG BEACH ISLAND, New Jersey - Residents of Long Beach Island enjoy their steamed clams, stuffed clams, clam sauce and clams on the half shell as well as white and red clam chowders. But they also "dig" clams as tourist attractions and teaching tools.
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At Ludlow's, guests get the best of resort life, plus tucked-away vintage cabins
COOK, Minn. - From the screened porch of my cabin, I hear a speedboat jumping across the water before it roars past, sparkling in the sun like a sudden burst of summer joy. The sound fades, replaced by waves splashing onto the shore, the trill of birdsong and the brush-crunching of squirrels. Then more scampering: My daughter and her friend bound into the kitchen to sneak cookies, leaving a wake of giggles, the scent of sunscreen, and the creak and slap of the screen door as they head out into the sun once again.
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Stingray City is a must-see on a port of call in Grand Cayman
To remember your visit to Stingray City sandbar, you can buy a souvenir video for $55. The picture will be of you. You just won't hear your voice.
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Bargain destinations? Try Eastern Europe, Asia, Latin America
The dollar is plunging against most of the world's currencies, hitting record lows against the euro, British pound and Canadian dollar, but there are still places in the world where Americans can find travel bargains.
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Vegas' glory is in the details, and Penn knows where to find them
Sorry, Gray Line. We wanted a tour guide who is like Las Vegas itself - loud, larger than life and at least a little bit naughty.
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Florida offers wide range of destinations perfect for fall vacations
Autumn will soon be upon us, and that's great news for travelers. Summer's heat slackens, resorts and roads are less crowded and the cost of travel takes a tumble.
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In Nicaragua, 'surf' steaming volcanoes and explore colonial cities
With a grin and quick pace, guide Rigo Sampson led a small group of hikers up a steep trail to the top of Cerro Negro, a stark 1,300-foot-tall volcano of black cinders, sulphur-stained rock and steaming vents.
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Yosemite's Half Dome is a peak life experience
I don't usually spend my Sunday mornings rising before dawn to stuff ice cubes into a CamelBak. But then again it's not every weekend that I have the chance to ascend one of the world's most famous granite domes.
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'Peanuts' museum marks its fifth anniversary
Sparky said he would end "Peanuts" when he finally wore a hole in the drawing board he used for 50 years. Sadly, that day never came.
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State, defense make final attempts to persuade jury in Zimmerman trial
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Florida education commissioner recommends tweaks to school grade formula
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NJ girl, 5, dials 911 _ thinking dad on other end
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Truck set on fire in Florida Keys as man slept inside
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Iraq officials: Evening attacks on Shiites kill 24
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Miami police arrest man, 21, in bus stop shooting
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Larry Flynt's brother defends his Naples business
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Twin brothers wanted in connection with Lauderhill Mall melee last month
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David J. Neal: Urban Meyer not to blame for Gators transgressions
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Long shot Miami Heat rookie James Ennis tries to focus on just making shots
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Stars converge at Sun Life Stadium for Gold Cup tournament
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Mini-golf comes alive at new museum exhibit & at 18-hole Palmetto course
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Miami Marlins reach deal with top pick Colin Moran
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Greg Cote: With suspensions looming, MLB faces a midsummer nightmare
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UM baseball standout David Thompson recovering well after shoulder surgery
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South Florida Fishing Report
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London’s Cable & Wireless moving to South Florida
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Auslander named to top spot at Children’s Trust
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Educating Florida about healthcare reform starts with conversation
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Feds unveil South Florida task force to fight ‘organized retail crime’
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SuperFast still does not meet fire safety standards
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The Fairholme Fund to file suits, geared to protect rights of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac preferred shareholders
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Florida still foreclosure capital
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Genting ship still undergoing safety inspections
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Florida: Key West celebrates Hemingway Days
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Danger: the all-you-can-eat policy of all-inclusives
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Marinade keeps Seasons 52 turkey kebabs moist
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Pinkberry adds Greek yogurt to fro-yo line
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3030 Ocean chef cooking up a new course
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Vinho verde: Portuguese for ‘cheap and cheerful’
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Beat the heat with refreshing cold soup
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Classic chicken salad gets classy update
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Get ready for good cop, odd cop
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Screen gems: What’s ahead in movies and on TV for the week of July 7
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Variety spices the International Hispanic Theatre Fest
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Carlos Vives reviving singing career with tour that plays Miami July 13
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Dance-theater piece explores civil-rights themes
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Fireworks guide
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Big names stud tension-filled crime drama
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New Theatre kicks off 1-Acts Festival
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Toshi Seeger, wife of Pete Seeger, dies at 91
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Inventor of iconic party game Twister dies
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Toshi Seeger, wife of Pete Seeger, dies at 91
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TV's 'Waltons' storekeeper Joe Conley dies at 85
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Ex-NBC reporter who covered RFK death dies in Md.
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Jim Foglesong, label exec, hall of famer, dies
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