Special deals for teachers at Disney Springs Resort area hotels
In recognition of the vital role educators play year-round, Disney Springs Resort Area Hotels are offering exclusive summer rates for teachers.
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Zoo Miami Foundation calls for artists to paint Florida panther statue
This is a unique opportunity for artists to contribute their talents to a meaningful cause supporting conservation, education, and community impact.
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Treat your dog to watermelon during hot August
Rover.com, which offers dog-sitting services nationwide, has come up with a recipe sure to please our rescue mutt and all of her friends and acquaintances everywhere. Hint: it includes watermelon.
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National Dog Day – think environmentally friendly poop bags.
Did you know there are over 80 million pet dogs in the U.S.? That’s a lot of poop to pick up, and not doing so has a real environmental cost.
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Big sale on Limitless device chargers today only
The Limitless Elite 15,000mAh Power Bank with Wall Plug, Built-In Cables, Digital Display & Wireless Charging is on sale for 50% off on August 9th.
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In Lyon France: pioneers of Nouvelle Cuisine
Let’s hear it for the mothers of Lyon! Theses “Meres Lyonnaises,” were credited, starting in the 18th Century, with turning the city of Lyon into the gastronomic center of France.
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Learning the history of wines produced in the Beaujolais Region of France
We are sitting under a big shade tree at a table set with beautiful green china and a jug of sunflowers overlooking vineyards first established in 1100 by Benedictine monks.
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Planning Unique Adventures Beyond Popular U.S. Parks
Skip the crowds and plan unforgettable family adventures with off-the-radar destinations, unique activities, and photo-worthy moments you won’t find in parks.
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Lost empire of Cambodia at Denver Museum
Angkor: The Lost Empire of Cambodia enables kids to design their own temple starting with rusty “red stone,” using “sandstone” for the walls and towers, adding statues and gold on the rooftops. The real towers were nearly 200 feet tall.
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Meet Travel Alaska’s Cultural Ambassadors
Two Alaska Native storytellers using their platforms to share authentic perspectives and connect visitors to the culture, traditions and communities that make Alaska unique.
