Since the late 1960s, “The Nutcracker” has been among the American holiday season’s most popular entertainment offerings. With the worst of the pandemic past (we hope), the abundance will be…
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There’s never a bad time to take a ghost tour, but now is the perfect time to get into the spirit — or spirits. After combing through a multitude of…
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To the Lighthouse: Beacons from Maine to Florida serve as picturesque reminders of the past
by GabbyLighthouses once made the way safer for ships crossing the Atlantic Ocean into East Coast ports. By 1900, the United States had nearly 1,000 of these picturesque beacons. Since then,…
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Visiting St. Augustine, Florida, is like visiting a vibrant European city. There is nothing like it, or at least very little anyway, here in the United States. It is truly…
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“Weeki Wachee,” the Seminole words for “little spring” or “winding river,” roll off the tongue. The alliterative name now graces an unincorporated community, its verdant state park as well as…
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Some purists believe camping should include sleeping on the cold, hard ground. And there are those who believe a hotel without room service is considered roughing it. Many of us…
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Looking for a vacation in paradise? Experience a laid-back vibe in these Florida Keys lodgings. Whether you’re seeking a cozy bungalow or a family-style resort, the Keys offer plenty of…
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By Gina Gallucci-White Instead of driving around random neighborhoods trying to find some impressive festive light displays, head to Enchant Christmas, with two East Coast locations: in Washington, D.C., and…
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By: Katie Fleming Not long ago, I decided to get away during the cold Maryland winter to visit a friend in Fort Myers, Fla. Together, we took a “mom’s day…
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By Gina Gallucci-White Heading to Orlando, Fla., many tourists will have schedules packed with activities at Walt Disney World and Universal Studios, but what about a destination for aquatic lovers?…