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Seoul searching The flight from LAX took about 13 hours. The alphabet had 24 letters, none familiar from my youth. Lunch squirmed on my plate. And an unpredictable enemy waited... by Story and photos by Christopher Reynolds Los Angeles Times (TNS) - March 17, 2019

Star Wars universe arrives at Disney The world of Star Wars is coming from a galaxy far, far away to become the largest single-theme land created in a Disney park. by JONATHAN LANDRUM JR. The Associated Press - March 17, 2019

Revitalized Glasgow: Unpretentious friendliness Glasgow, astride the River Clyde, is a surprising city — and Scotland's most underrated destination. Just an hour from Edinburgh (making it an easy day trip), G... by RICK STEVES - March 17, 2019

Italian immigrants memorialized at church's museum LAKE VILLAGE -- A historical marker on the lawn of Our Lady of the Lake Church along oxbow Lake Chicot's shoreline sums up a melancholy episode from the end of ... by Jack Schnedler - March 14, 2019

Don't want to fly on the Boeing 737 Max 8? Here are your options. Before Sunday's Ethiopian Airlines crash, most travelers did not give much thought to the type of aircraft they were flying to their destination. All that matte... by Andrea Sachs The Washington Post - March 13, 2019

March magic with Nebraska's cranes Surveys asking travelers where they plan to visit on vacation have consistently ranked Nebraska last among the 50 states. No wonder the state chose this for a t... by BETH J. HARPAZ Chicago Tribune (TNS) - March 10, 2019

When it comes to souvenirs, shop smart Shopping in Europe can be fun, but don't let it overwhelm your trip. I've seen half the members of a guided tour of the British Houses of Parliament skip out on... by Rick Steves - March 10, 2019

Finding serenity in Iceland Iceland has become the coldest tourism hot spot — and for good reason. A relatively easy flight from practically anywhere in the United States deposits passenge... by Danielle Braff The Washington Post - March 10, 2019

ARE WE THERE YET? Arkansas Post thrived as community until Civil War ARKANSAS POST -- Arkansas Territory's first governor was a Yankee, James Miller, who'd been born in New Hampshire. Appointed to the position in March 1819, he d... by JACK SCHNEDLER SPECIAL TO THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE - March 7, 2019

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