Vacation News Archive
11-Jan-2006
- 'University of Florida publishes new state hiking guide (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- If your idea of a Vacation in Florida has more to do with mangroves than Mickey Mouse or Miami, check out the "Hiker's Guide to the Sunshine State." - 'Nicely vacation could extend Department of Safety job (Nashville City Paper)
Interim Safety Commissioner Gerald Nicely is currently in the midst of a Vacation in Hawaii during a 60-day assignment to reform the Tennessee Highway Patrol, a move that could extend that 60-day time frame. - 'Vacation hot spots in 2006 (Southern Illinoisan)
AAA Travel: Go to www.aaa.com and click on "travel" or contact your local AAA office. American Express Vacations: www.americanexpress.com¼vacations or (800) 297-8747. - ''Regis and Kelly' Plans February Sweeps Vacation Giveaways (TV Week)
"Live With Regis and Kelly" has upped the ante for the show's signature travel trivia contest to be broadcast during this year's February sweeps. Last year, "Live" took a liner full of viewers on a week-long cruise. - 'Albany family's vacation turns to 'mush' (Monroe Times)
ALBANY -- Dog sledding and French cuisine might seem incompatible, but the Cleary family enjoyed both experiences on a recent vacation in the northern woods of Minnesota. - 'Commissioners consider petition for vacation of road (Mount Vernon News)
MOUNT VERNON ? The Knox County Commissioners were on the road the first thing Monday morning to Farm View Road (Pleasant Township Road 166) at Sycamore Road (County Road 27) to consider a petition for the vacation of an abandoned portion of Farm View Road running north from Sycamore. - 'More Norwegians favour winter vacation (The Norway Post)
An increasing number of Norwegians now favour vacation also in the winter. The change has come with the introduction of the fifth week of vacation for most of us. - 'State House Committee votes to stop shrinking summer vacation for schools (Tampa Bay's 10)
St. Petersburg, Florida - Recess in January means long for pre-schooler Angeline Friel. Temperatures are similar what her mother Diane felt on the first day of school when she was a child in Michigan. - 'Inside Scoop: Vacation hot spot (Greensboro News-Record)
Forget the French Riviera. The new vacation hot spot is going to be sunny Julian. - 'Inside Scoop: Vacation hot spot (News-Record)
Forget the French Riviera. The new Vacation hot spot is going to be sunny Julian. Really. Just ask Jim Moen, Guilford County Schools' transportation director.
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