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Chasing Chicago blues "Dancing Aloud," a sign said. On stage, guitarist Corey Dennison, 43, white and well tattooed, had just opened an instrumental conversation with a grandfatherly... by STORY AND PHOTOS CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDS Los Angeles Times (TNS) - September 23, 2018

Tabasco isle a real hot spot One of the world's most famous condiments, Tabasco, celebrates its 150th birthday this year. by BETH J. HARPAZ the associated press - September 23, 2018

Exploring the history of walls throughout Europe I'm so glad borders and walls are out of fashion in Europe. The continent's many proud nations don't always get along, but they have learned to respect each oth... by Rick Steves - September 23, 2018

Don't pass through the Buckeye State without a trip to beautiful Hocking Hills State Park If you paused long enough to read the trailhead signs in Ohio's Hocking Hills State Park, you'd find that the Black Hand sandstone underfoot was laid down 350,0... by Anne Z. Cooke Tribune News Service - September 16, 2018

Rogers gets hometown museum Marge Padgitt had always loved Ginger Rogers. by Tammy Ljungblad The Kansas City Star (TNS) - September 16, 2018

Lesser-known Swiss treats abound for visitors Mountainous Switzerland is well-known for its cows, chocolate and stunning scenery -- but there's more to enjoy. Here are some lesser-known Swiss travel treats. by Rick Steves - September 16, 2018

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