What Is a Second Home? Waynesboro Record Herald
(ARA) - As the weather begins to turn, many people are beginning to think about their vacation plans. Some will fly away to their favorite vacation spot, but taking a vacation to a place you have to fly to can get expensive and can limit where you go and what you can do.
Film reviews! Read all about The Pursuit of Happyness, the latest movie from Will Smith London Free Press
Like "military intelligence," "working vacation" and "airline food," the term "smartphone" is one mother of an oxymoron. Phones aren't smart, and they don't make us smart either.
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Our neighbor was complaining that a flooded basement was no fun. But what about a flooded attic? Veteran guide Rich Mossholder points out that most rivers won't be fishable by the weekend. The Smith and Chetco may be possibilities, although both are high and muddy.
Obituary: Jim Snobble Aspen Daily News
Longtime Aspen resident Jim Snobble died on Dec. 8 as a result of natural causes. Jim was born Feb. 8, 1919, in South Haven, Mich., but spent most of his childhood and youth on Chicago's north shore.
Top 10: U.S. Family Vacation Destinations AskMen
A good maxim for fathers planning their first family vacation is: "Good intentions do not a good vacation make." Fathers often see the ideal vacation in their minds, but find the experience disappointing or even angering when the ideal becomes deformed.
The 10 best bachelor bashes MSNBC
They are a way to revive frat-house antics for soccer dads, cubicle pals or college buddies, and that attitude is reflected in the places these vacation packages pop up--Vegas over Venice, a ride in a racecar instead of a hot-air balloon.
Volunteer pilot's hunch leads to family Coos Bay World Link
GRANTS PASS - John Rachor was up in the Cascade Range with his grandkids last weekend getting a Christmas tree when he read in the newspaper that a San Francisco family had disappeared while headed to the coast for a night in a lodge along the Rogue River.
Volunteer pilot's hunch led to family missing in Oregon Seattle Times
John Rachor was up in the Cascade Range with his grandkids last weekend getting a Christmas tree when he read in the newspaper that
Volunteer pilot's hunch leads to family missing in Oregon The News-Review
GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) John Rachor was up in the Cascade Range with his grandkids last weekend getting a Christmas tree when he read in the newspaper that a San Francisco family had disappeared while headed to the coast for a night in a lodge
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