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10 Iconic Boardwalk Eats

As the summer comes to a close, sun seekers continue to head down to the shore to catch their last few rays before the leaves start turning. The boardwalks fill up with passersby, tired and lazy from... read more

Girls' Weekend in Las Vegas

Posted by Nicole Campoy-Leffler, Special Contributor

A weekend away with a pack of girls can be as raucous or pampering as the occasion calls for — bachelorette parties and spa weekends, for example, have very different sets of needs. Of course,... read more

Sports & Food’s Guide to Bend, Oregon

Posted by SportsandFood.com, Special Contributor

Bend is all about outdoor sports, food and beer. You’re sticking out if you don’t have a rack for your skis, bikes, kayaks, paddleboards, and canoes. We spent a week there and enjoyed... read more

Chesapeake Crab and Beer Fest: August 20th

Posted by Nicole Campoy-Leffler, Special Contributor

Phrases like all-you-can-eat are usually reserved for meals you really don’t care to brag about. Whether it’s endless bread sticks at Olive Garden or Joey Chestnut eating 62 hot dogs on... read more

Long Weekend in… Santa Ynez

Posted by Area Daily, Special Contributor

A short jaunt north-east of the city of Santa Barbara is the charming town of Santa Ynez. The country roads offer a moment of serenity as you drive along the sleepy hollows and go past the vineyards... read more

Food & Wine Chooses the Best Ice Cream Across the Country

Posted by Food & Wine, Special Contributor

Ice cream shops and parlors across America are offering incredible takes on the quintessential summer dessert. Here, 25 of the nation's best spots for cool, creamy creations — from an... read more

Authentic Neapolitan Pizza in... Wisconsin?

Posted by Pam Grout, Special Contributor

In 2005, Jean Feraca, host of Wisconsin Public Radio’s “Here and Now,” was in Naples, Italy looking for an authentic pizzaioli (or pizza cooks). Not a bad place to look. Naples,... read more

Cape Town in Three Days

Posted by JustLuxe, Special Contributor

DC’s "Snowpocolypse 2011" had us stranded in a taxi for nine hours (with the meter running) instead of flying over the Atlantic Ocean, leaving our long awaited trip to South Africa... read more