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Last week, I went on a weekend trip to Santa Cruz. Since it's only about an hour away, Santa Cruz is definitely a popular place to take a short break, relieve stress and heal your exhausted minds from mid-term season. If you choose to visit, here are some spots that you must visit during your time in Santa Cruz. 

NOSTALGIA REIMAGINED The revamping of Riverfront Park's historic LOOFF CARROUSEL continued recently with the debut of a new ring toss system, complete with motion-sensor lights...

PAWTUCKET – Donna Crawshaw spent much of her childhood catching polliwogs at Marconi Gardens, riding the Looff Carousel, ice skating on the Slater Park pond, and visiting the Slater Park

PAWTUCKET – Winter Wonderland returns to Slater Park during the first two weekends of December, including new displays and plenty of heartwarming festivities, say organizers.

Whether you’re looking to be scared out of your mind at a haunted attraction or you prefer some milder seasonal entertainment, it’s the perfect time of year to get out

After being closed since the beginning of the pandemic, Crescent Parks iconic Looff Carousel is spinning again and open to riders.

With a more fully baked site plan and an estimated price tag of $3.5 billion, the long-awaited Seaport San Diego project from developer 1HWY1 is now available for public examination.

PAWTUCKET – The Friends of the Looff Carousel at Slater Park group is selling a new ornament and magnet this year to celebrate the 126th anniversary of the historic Slater

7/21/2021 Something for everyone at Pawtucket’s Slater Park The Friendship Garden at Slater Park, dedicated in 1934, is a free-growing garden located across the street from the bandstand at the far end of the pond and features several of these wooden bridges. (Breeze photos by Melanie Thibeault) The Breeze will be highlighting a number of local destinations this summer to encourage readers to explore the Blackstone Valley. This week is the second installment, featuring Slater Park. We hope yo...

Credit Doug Nadvornick/SPR Cooling Centers opened in Spokane Public Libraries and at the Looff Carousel today and will be open until the temperature drops below 95 degrees. The cooling centers re-opened after the Spokane City Council updated an ordinance outlining when the city needs to provide shelter – during heat, winter and smoke events. Councilwoman Lori Kinnear called on the mayor’s administration to plan ahead for those events, which are likely to become more common due to the worsen...