Compiled By Denise Mattia World travelers know food is an integral part of their vacation. After all, a meal is a fun adventure. In addition to reporting all the specialties from the various countries [continue]
Jul 072015
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Oct 132013
By Theresa Russell While exploring the Blacklick Trail, a Columbus recreational trail apparently not designed with cyclists in mind, I was quickly reminded of the importance of some type of warning device for [continue]
Jul 232013
By Theresa Russell Close to the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, two bicycle rental companies and downtown, the Copper Whale Inn occupies an ideal location for discovering Anchorage. One of the few buildings not destroyed [continue]
Sep 202012
Sep 202012
If you found your way to this page, you probably got word of our impending launch. Thanks for stopping by to check us out. Our official launch will happen within the next few days. [continue]
Feb 152012
By Denise Mattia The beat of the lali drum pierces the silence of the late afternoon air. Voices are raised in joyful a cappella song. Two buff-looking warriors carry a young woman down the [continue]
Nov 152011
By Denise Mattia The New York Historical Society, a landmark building, opened its doors to the public on Veterns Day, November 11th, after a three-year, $70 million renovation of the Central Park West building. [continue]
May 222011
By Denise Mattia Guitar Heroes: Legendary Craftsman from Italy to New York opened recently with a collection that represents masterpieces from several northern Italian classical schools, Neapolitan plucked instruments, and a significant group of [continue]