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For information, contact Chattanooga Area Convention and Visitors Bureau: 800-322-3344, www.chattanoogafun.com, www.hamiltontn.gov/riverpark.

Bicycle rentals are available at River City Bicycles, 423-265-7176, www.rivercitybikes.com. The shop is located at 112 Tremont St., two blocks from Coolidge Park.

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Chattanooga's waterfront serves as an urban hub

By LINDA LANGE, Scripps Howard News Service

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. -- More than 25 years ago when community leaders proposed a linear park to reconnect Chattanoogans to the river, they didn't realize all the benefits their project would have. The river that divides the city also brings together the city.

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Ohio farm making its mark as paintball facility

By GRETCHEN McKAY, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

HAMILTON, Ohio -- Having taught two teen-age boys to drive and lived through clothes-shopping with 'tween daughters, I'm not a gal who scares easily. But shooting guns for pleasure? That's one frightening activity I've always steered clear of.

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Businesses to tighten squeeze on travel expenses

By STEVE HUETTEL, St. Petersburg Times

Anyone who spends workweeks on the road knows it's no job for weenies. Attention, road warriors: It's time to strap on additional armor.

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A park full of sculptures

By LINDA LANGE, Scripps Howard News Service

HAMILTON, N.J. -- Dare I join this lively group for lunch? They are having a good time at their lakeside table. Wine and conversation seem to flow smoothly. I slip past the waiter and take a spot next to the man wearing a straw hat and sleeveless T-shirt. A young woman coos over a cute puppy. Everyone looks familiar, but no, I can't recall any names.

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Doo-wop architecture and '50s music make this shore unique

By LINDA LANGE, Scripps Howard News Service

THE WILDWOODS, N.J. -- A pleasant time-warp feeling floods over us as we drive down Atlantic and Pacific avenues. The motel-packed strip is a jumble of flashing neon light, cars with chrome and tail fins, kidney-shaped swimming pools and palm trees growing in concrete.

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A Bavarian storybook setting in Georgia

By LINDA LANGE, Scripps Howard News Service

HELEN, Ga. -- A few turns off the Richard Russell Scenic Highway and suddenly you're no longer in Georgia. It's Bavaria, right here in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Old-world clock towers, half-timbered houses, red roofs, cobblestone alleys and murals on stucco walls may baffle, leading up to the question: Why is oompah music playing here?

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Tips for smoother travel

By DAVID BEAR, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

There's no doubt air travelers have to negotiate numerous hurdles on their way to catch a flight these days, so it makes sense to do what you can to help the process go smoothly. Consider the following:

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Are new rigors of air travel taking a medical toll?

By DAVID BEAR, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"Is there a doctor on board?"

That's a flight announcement no air traveler ever wants to hear, but based on available data, it's a question heard more frequently on commercial airlines these days.

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Henry Ford Museum provides speedy tour of motor history

By DAVID YONKE, Toledo Blade

DEARBORN, Mich. -- It's no surprise that the Henry Ford Museum has enough cars to fill a Motown freeway, but its vast collection of automobiles -- a stunning variety of makes, models, eras and designs -- is just one part of a more general tribute to American know-how.

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