Vacation News Archive
06-Jun-2006
- 'Update: List of vacation Bible schools (Fairview Observer)
Many Midstate churches are offering Vacation Bible school programs throughout the summer. Most are free. Some provide meals. Age requirements vary. Contact the church directly for more information. - 'An ?American Idol' education on summer vacation (Delta Democrat Times)
I went on Vacation last week and realized that I must be one of the very few people on Earth not watching ?American Idol.? While I'm not one of those types that denies its existence, I just have never seen an entire episode. It doesn't interest me. - 'Many on vacation worry about business (Orlando Sentinel)
Sue Tatum is taking a vacation this summer for the first time in six years. - 'Vacation trip was almost uneventful (Herald Democrat)
Can you believe it? I had a vacation without broken bones, blazing trucks or microwaves, gale-force winds or naps in road ditches. In fact, is was uneventful ... almost. - 'Winnebago Industries Partners with CBS News' ''The Early Show'' on the Great American Vacation (The Auto Channel)
FOREST CITY, Iowa--June 5, 2006--Winnebago Industries, Inc. is teaming up with CBS News' "The Early Show" in their summer travel promotion - the Great American Vacation. - 'Vacation Bible schools get media-savvy, tech-savvy (Tennessean)
Used to be that vacation Bible schools featured a few songs such as "Jesus Loves Me," crayon coloring projects and Bible lessons simply told to young children lolling on church lawns under the summer sun. - 'Vacation Bible School starts June 10 (The Daily Dispatch)
Vacation Bible School starts June 10 at the First Presbyterian Church. Come and visit the "G Ranch" this summer as part of the programs being offered. - 'Vacations are a terrible thing to waste French are tops in vacation days (Boston Globe)
Americans work too hard and don't vacation enough, according to a series of surveys conducted for the online travel agency Expedia. - 'Vacation without taking work along (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Kent Rutter?s rural hiking vacation was shaping up to be too much of a good thing. The trip to the Shenandoah National Park would provide much-needed time out of the office ? but it was so far from civilization that he couldn?t count on having reception to check messages with his BlackBerry or cell phone. - 'For a different vacation, try the west coast of Michigan (USA Today)
There is just as much activity along Michigan's west coast as there is on a cross-country trip highlighting all of America's Vacation hot spots. The 150-mile stretch offers golf, beaches, art galleries, antiques and camping.
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