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Disney up to new tricks with castle show
Naysayers underestimated Disney World this time. Granted, when the company announced plans in September to project photographs of theme-park guests onto Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom, details were sparse.
But who, beyond Imagineers, could have...Tags: Cinderella Castle, Mary Poppins (musical), Amusement and Theme Parks, Entertainment, Walt Disney
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A Journey To A Place Where Three States Meet
The Hartford CourantSuperman had his Clark Kent — a mild-mannered alter-ego and someone who might be considered, well, a geek. People might look at me as a rugged, explore-any-place kind of guy who thrives on living on the edge out in the natural world. But actually...Tags: Archaeology, Transportation, Monuments and Heritage Sites, Travel, Tourism and Leisure
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Saving on theme-park eats
SENTINEL staff writerA day in a theme park isn't usually a bargain. Frugal visitors may find admission deals or resist souvenir stands, but we've gotta eat, right? When a soft drink price is twice what you'd pay at a 7-Eleven, you've got to swallow hard. Ah, but there are...Tags: Beverage Industry, Gardens and Parks, Animals, Orange County (Florida), Florida
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Epcot International Food & Wine festival brings a world of flavor
SENTINEL FOOD EDITORImagine setting a table that stretches for than more than a mile - 1.2 miles to be exact. Epcot executive chef Jens Dahlmann knew that preparing for the 14th annual Epcot International Food and Wine Festival, which starts next Friday, was a daunting...Tags: Beverage Industry, Florida, Dining and Drinking, Family, Buena Vista (Buena Vista, Virginia)
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Citizens Energy predicts winter bills to be about the same as last winter
Citizens Energy Group put out its winter 2011-2012 predictions for heating the average home, projecting costs to say relatively the same as last year.
The projections put the average heating cost for a Marion County customer at $615 for November through...Tags: Energy Resources, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Natural Gas, Petroleum Industry, Natural Resources
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Beans are in the bin, solo trip to Calif.
Have you ever tried to plan a vacation around harvest time? Trying to outguess Mother Nature is not a good idea. The first part of August, I asked Dale when we could take a trip to see our daughter Alisha in California. With the late spring, he...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Agricultural Research and Technology, Teachers, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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Tips for keeping your car like new
By Mar Jennings We’ve all been there—that messy, dusty, grimy car that sits in our driveway screaming for a wash. Oh what to do? A dirty car is without a doubt unpleasant to see. If you’re like me you’ll try not to notice...Tags: Rubber Products Industry, Career and Workplace, Job Layoffs, Trips and Vacations, Vehicles
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Car wash to benefit band
It may be summer, but the Hancock High School Band Boosters are already anticipating the new school year. The boosters are holding a car wash Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the high school. Have your car or truck washed and give the boosters a...Tags: Gardens and Parks, Hotels and Accommodations, Anglicanism, Ohio, Travel
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Look who's 70!
By Deb Acord
CTW Features
The first Jeep, made in 1941 by the Willys-Overland Company in response to the U.S. military's call for a new light reconnaissance vehicle, was a quarter-ton, four-wheel-drive machine. It was practical, plain and had a...Tags: Tools and Hardware, Hardware, U.S. Military, Trips and Vacations, Journalism
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Last Of The Great Salt Marshes
The Hartford CourantAlong the East River, in a section of Guilford known as "The Howlet's" after the wolves that once howled in the wilderness, is one of the few remnants of the great salt water marshes that once extended nearly unbroken along the Atlantic coast from Maine...Tags: Connecticut, Wildlife, Long Island Sound, Guilford (New Haven, Connecticut), Conservation
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The work is free and the rewards are great
July is truly summertime. We are having some fine blue-sky days but are also experiencing the white-sky, hot and muggy ones that make us long for air-conditioned interiors. Despite the discomfort to us thin-skinned mammals, life in the natural world is...Tags: Government Debt, Invasive Species, Gardens and Parks, Elections, Wildlife
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Military bringing 'boon' and bust to Md.
Sun StaffON JUNE 3, on its front page, this paper - along with most others in the region - carried news that went to the heart of why we're not making good environmental progress. None of the articles mentioned the environment. They proclaimed only good news:...Tags: Government, Science, Science and Technology, Environmental Pollution, Conservation
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