Concordia wreck isn't changing Greater Clevelanders' cruise plans - Plain Dealer

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Concordia wreck isn't changing Greater Clevelanders' cruise plans Plain Dealer Greater Clevelanders' vacation plans for 2012 are cruising along, largely unaffected by the partial sinking last month of the Costa Concordia off the coast of Italy. Local travel agents say their business has not suffered in the three weeks since the ... Cruise tips: You can increase your safetyLexington Herald Leader So, Just How Safe Is Your Ship?New York Times all 753 news articles »

Hollywood finds romance in travel - Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times

Hollywood finds romance in travel Los Angeles Times On a train 'North by Northwest' and others, on a bus in 'It Happened One Night,' in Italy in 'Roman Holiday,' in Bali in 'Eat, Pray, Love' — love is all around. Kenya is the backdrop for Meryl Streep and Robert Redford in “Out of Africa. and more »

Who's on the Wall: William Graybeal served during World War II - Elizabethton Star

Who's on the Wall: William Graybeal served during World War II Elizabethton Star Photo by Robert Sorrell - World War II veteran William Graybeal served for three years in Europe, traveling through several countries while fighting the Germans. “I fought in five countries,” Graybeal said. “I was in the invasion of Italy.

Court hears lawsuit about alligator attack - Atlanta Journal Constitution

Court hears lawsuit about alligator attack Atlanta Journal Constitution Williams, who lived in Ontario, was house-sitting for her daughter and son-in-law while they were traveling in Italy. After she went looking for their dog after 9 pm, several boys reported hearing a woman crying for help. Her body was found the next ... and more »

William Allen: America's first patron of the arts - WFMZ Allentown

William Allen: America's first patron of the arts WFMZ Allentown Their ship, a privateer, the Betty Sally, which, “carries 12 carriage guns and 20 men” would include three passengers, Allen's oldest son John Allen, “having an Inclination to see the World…proposes to stay a few months in Italy,” would be traveling ...

Cold Weather Continues to Plague Europe; Over 260 Dead - KGO-AM

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Cold Weather Continues to Plague Europe; Over 260 Dead KGO-AM Reports say a cold snap has left over 260 people dead across the continent, including 122 deaths in Ukraine alone with some temperatures plummeting to below minus 36.5 Fahrenheit. Dozens of people have also died in Poland. Europe's cold snap claims more victims, travel hitArab News all 483 news articles »