Vacation News Archive
04-Jun-2008
- 'Beyond Binary on vacation (CNET)
With Microsoft and Yahoo taking their sweet time deciding whether or not to befriend each other, News.com's Ina Fried is trying to ensure something will happen in the next 10 days--she's going on Vacation. - 'Upcoming Vacation Bible School list updated as of May 31, 2008 (Carroll County Online)
The following is a list of Vacation Bible Schools planned by area churches. If your church has scheduled its Vacation Bible School, send the information, along with your regular church news, to the Times by 5 p.m. Tuesday. - 'Vacation Bible Schools planned June 3, 2008 (Wilson County News)
A number of area churches have been busily planning for Vacation Bible School to keep children meaningfully occupied during the summer. The Wilson County News has compiled a list of Vacation Bible Schools that will be held in and around Wilson County. - 'Consider This Before Buying a Vacation Home (Richfield Reaper)
(ARA) - When dreaming of traveling, everyone has something different in mind. And when investing in a vacation or second home, you want to make sure you get what you want. For many, destination clubs are the answer because they provide the best of many worlds. - 'States use ads to give residents vacation ideas close to home (USA Today)
As Americans put the brakes on their summer travel plans, state tourism offices are trying to lure vacationers from nearby with regional ads that promote destinations that can be reached on one tank of gas. - 'With new fees, why not just send bags on vacation? (Austin American-Statesman)
One way Americans can save money on travel this summer? How about we stay home and send our luggage on vacation instead? - 'Are the rising gas prices changing your summer vacation plans? (Memphis Commercial Appeal)
What will your family vacation look like this year? Are you planning on cutting back from your usual summer vacation because of rising fuel prices? Let us know. - 'It?s Vacation Bible School time! (Florence Morning News)
Several Marion County Churches are planning Vacation Bible Schools? Here is our list to date? - 'News of the Weird: Vacation at Gitmo (Battle Creek Enquirer)
The U.S. military operates a beachfront vacation site for its personnel worldwide and their families at the Guantanamo Bay detention facility, with $42-a-night air-conditioned suites, surfing, boat rides, golf course, bowling alley and even a gift shop. - 'Consumer Smart - Don't Get Scammed by Bogus Vacation Offers (KIII Corpus Christi)
It's the summer travel season, but bargain travelers beware, there are some too good to be true Vacation offers out there. Alan Bligh investigates in this edition of Consumer Smart.
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