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Nemacolin Woodland Resort: Luxury Family Getaway, MidAtlantic’s Best Kept Secret

  • Nemacolin Woodland Resort
  • February 7, 2012
The scenic three-hour drive from Baltimore to Nemacolin Woodland Resort in Farmington, Pennsylvania is a peaceful one. The resort derives its name...
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Rainbow Mountain Resort offers special fall weekend escapes for LGBT travelers

Rainbow Mountain Resort has announced its schedule of special themed weekend for the fall of 2011.October 7 to 9 - Bear Weekend, including a...
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New Hope Celebrates Pride promises a week of fun

New Hope Celebrates Pridekicked off today and promises a week of fun, diversity, inspiration and community for residents and travelers from across...
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Join the Scrapbooking Shop Hop

Buggies and Buds Shop Hop of Central PA is in the midst of its 2nd Annual Lancaster Scrapbooking Shop Hop. Buggies and Buds Shop Hop started on...
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Mark Your Calendar: Philadephia provides many excuses to visit in 2010

The gay-friendly "City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection" Philadelphia and the surrounding areasare offering a year's worth of...
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Ski Lodge Deals Near DC

The silver lining to the winter blizzards is that they have provided some great skiing as well as a few good deals on ski lodges within driving...
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Plan a Ski Getaway for President's Day Week-End

With new snow and President's Day week-end coming up, this is the right time to plan a getaway to one of the many great ski resorts within...
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Rainbow Mountain offers fabulous February events

Rainbow Mountain Resort, located in in the Pocono Mountains of Northeast Pennsylvania, is offering a number of special events for February 2010....
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Do Gun Rights and New Year's resolutions go together?

If you are looking to shoot a gun and run, Whitetail Preserve in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania is hosting a Snowshoe Biathlon on Sunday, January 10th....
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Georgetown's Ghosts

This is the second article in a series of what I’m calling “Brownsville” where I explore the rich history of those African...
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