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Volcano Erupts Again in Japan
Shinmoedake, a volcano in southern Japan, erupted for the ninth time in a week. The 4,660-foot volcano spewed a cloud of smoke and ash as high as 4,920 feet on Wednesday. Japan’s Meteorological Agency issued a level 3 alert, which indicates an eruption may seriously …
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Monster Blizzard Freezes US Travel
A major snowstorm that slammed the Midwest has now moved to the Northeast region of the US. The storm hit Boston hard with rain and ice, forcing Logan airport to close. Although the brunt of the storm has moved, Chicago O’Hare airport remains closed after …
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Kids Sail Alaska for Free
Disney Cruise Line announced today that all kids under 17 years of age cruise for free when traveling with 2 full-fare guests. Travel on an Alaskan Disney Cruise Line must depart between May 3 and June 7, 2011. This offer won’t last long, so if …
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Will Groundhog Day Be Canceled?
Will Punxsutawney Phil get his chance to see his shadow tomorrow for the annual Groundhog Day in Punxsutawney, PA? Tomorrow’s Groundhog Day celebrations all over the Northeast and Midwest are being canceled due to winter storms. The Groundhog Club of the Milwaukee Area has canceled the …
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Cruise Lines Avoid Unrest in Egypt
As the protests in Egypt continue, travelers in the Northern African region are packing up and heading out. Flights are being rescheduled and cruisers are drifting along the Nile River, wondering where their next port of call will be. According to CruiseCritic.com several cruise lines …
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Snowstorm Cripples the Midwest
A major storm of ice, snow and freezing rain has forced airlines to cancel more than 4,500 flights. The 2,100-mile stretch of wintery weather – from Texas to Maine – has halted airport traffic and closed airports, including Oklahoma City’s Will Rogers World Airport and …








