TravelAwaits' Best Of Travel Awards 2021: Winners And Finalists
The results are in from TravelAwaits’ Best Of Travel Awards! Learn which small towns, beaches, and more won Best Of Travel crowns.
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The results are in from TravelAwaits’ Best Of Travel Awards! Learn which small towns, beaches, and more won Best Of Travel crowns.
Why Grape Ice Cream Will Never Be a Thing Though there are many products where grape flavor can be welcome, such as juices, sodas, popsicles, and (of course) the actual fruit, the one place you’ll rarely find a grape is in your ice cream. Many conspiracy theories have been floating around as to why the lowly grape has yet to make its way to the creamery, but you might find that the real reason is the simplest of all. Let’s review. The main idea running rampant around the Internet blames the absence of grape ice cream on the Food and Drug Administration, which banned the flavor because ...
GREATS FALLS, Mont. – March 1-7 marks ‘Feasting in the Falls’ week. The Great Falls Take Down and Take Out and online newsletter The Electric have teamed up for a
Thanks to his work as chief of the White Bear First Nation, shared with that community’s leaders in the 1990s, Indigenous-led casinos are regular fixtures today: Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA), their regulating body, earned $270 million in the last fiscal year, employs more than 1,600 people, manages seven year-round casinos, and is also celebrating its 25th anniversary. But as Shepherd, now a band councillor, looks back he’s reminded that the tidy, yearly milestones offer only half a picture. Earlier events in the '90s point to familiar themes when governments interact wi...
Since it’s the Washington Post, this is about the DC area, but many of us are feeling the less-than-salubrious effects of warmer winters: … The year 2020 was so abnormal, so disconnected, that it was easy to forget that the weather was strange, too. Last winter was almost nonexistent, even if we had a cruel late freeze. In February, in one of my last professional outings before the pandemic shutdown, I was in Maryland listening to emerging tree frogs, spring peepers, filling the air with a wall of croaking sound. From Texas to coastal New England, spring arrived as much as a month early,...