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Alaska Senate passes bill that would change how state regulates cruise ship wastewater

Alaska Senate passes bill that would change how state regulates cruise ship wastewater

JUNEAU, Alaska - A bill that would change how Alaska regulates cruise ship wastewater is on its way to the governor's desk.
Staggering under debt, NJ's Revel suffers fate shared by other casinos, announces bankruptcy

Staggering under debt, NJ's Revel suffers fate shared by other casinos, announces bankruptcy

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - From the day it opened last April, Revel insisted it was a different kind of casino.
Legal, environmental woes dog Avon as it trails other Jersey shore towns to rebuild boardwalk

Legal, environmental woes dog Avon as it trails other Jersey shore towns to rebuild boardwalk

AVON, N.J. - Many Jersey shore towns pummeled by Superstorm Sandy have been racing to rebuild their beachfronts and boardwalks, hurriedly preparing for the upcoming summer season. But things have not gone so smoothly in Avon.
Never mind the Irish heritage: Take a road trip, not a roots trip, in the West of Ireland

Never mind the Irish heritage: Take a road trip, not a roots trip, in the West of Ireland

BRUCKLESS, Ireland - Many visitors to Ireland make the trip in search of heritage, tracking down ancestors in obscure villages and wandering through ancient churches, pursuing the dream of a verdant, pastoral homeland.
Iceland's idiosyncratic winter snorkeling chills the body and warms the heart

Iceland's idiosyncratic winter snorkeling chills the body and warms the heart

THINGVELLIR, Iceland - The air above the Silfra rift was freezing and the water in it was only a couple degrees higher, just warm enough to be liquid. Going under was a small shock to the skin — but stunning to the eyes.

Safety Council: Traffic deaths surged in 2012, improved economy and mild weather may be reason

WASHINGTON - Traffic fatalities rose 5 per cent last year, according to an analysis of preliminary state data, reversing a seven-year decline in which the number of annual traffic deaths reached their lowest level in more than six decades.
Sir Paul down on the farm: McCartney, Mumford & Sons top eclectic 2013 Bonnaroo lineup

Sir Paul down on the farm: McCartney, Mumford & Sons top eclectic 2013 Bonnaroo lineup

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - There will be a British invasion of the main stage at Bonnaroo this year. Paul McCartney and Mumford & Sons are among the headliners for the 2013 Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, Tenn.
Life imitates art as museum visitors dispense with clothes to visit Austrian nude exhibition

Life imitates art as museum visitors dispense with clothes to visit Austrian nude exhibition

VIENNA - These museum goers didn't just leave their coats at the coat check. They handed over their shirts, trousers and underwear. Everything, in fact, except their shoes and socks.
Art Institute of Chicago exhibit celebrates Pablo Picasso, artist's relationship with city

Art Institute of Chicago exhibit celebrates Pablo Picasso, artist's relationship with city

CHICAGO - A century after the Art Institute of Chicago became the first American museum to show work by Pablo Picasso, the institution is celebrating the Spanish artist with a major exhibition featuring his art and its relationship with the city.
Myriad agencies oversee and inspect cruise ships, with no central clearinghouse for consumers

Myriad agencies oversee and inspect cruise ships, with no central clearinghouse for consumers

MIAMI - A byzantine maze of maritime rules and regulations, fragmented oversight and a patchwork quilt of nations that do business with cruise lines make it tough for consumers to assess the health and safety record of the ship they are about to boar