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    How COVID-19 Has Changed Labor Day Travel Hot Spots

    With the end of summer comes Labor Day weekend, which in years past has signaled one last trip to close out the season. As it turns out, this year doesn’t look much different, despite a pandemic — except for the…

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    Roadschooling: Meet the Parents Turning Their RVs Into Classrooms

    Back-to-school hassles usually include finding the right brand of pencils or a backpack your kid doesn’t hate. This year, well, things are a little different. The pandemic means some parents will be overseeing at-home learning, often while trying to keep…

  • Key West, Florida

    12 Presidential Vacation Spots That You Can Afford

    U.S. presidents certainly have a way of putting a vacation destination on the map, increasing its profile, prestige, and often price through their visits. The Clintons became a regular fixture each summer on Martha’s Vineyard during Bill’s presidency, the Bush…

  • Half Shell Chicago

    One of Chicago’s Best Seafood Restaurants Is Open for Takeout

    No matter where you are in America — even away from the coasts — tasty seafood options aren’t far away. Once you decide to forgo the national chains, get off the beaten path, and take a chance on some local…

  • Gooski's, Pittsburgh

    Pittsburgh Has One of the Oldest Hole-in-the-Wall Bars in the Country

    Pittsburgh Gooski’s is beloved in Pittsburgh for its friendly bar service, cheap drinks, wings and Polish pierogies, and floor-shaking punk concerts, but their online presence is so little that it’s impossible to pin down when precisely they opened — the…

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    20 Things You Never Knew About New England

    New England is a fascinating and colorful corner of the country, a region steeped in history punctuated by the legendary events of the Colonial times. It’s also a place known for its picturesque coastline, mountains, and vibrant cities. And while…