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Yukking it up at western New York State's comedy museums

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I fe

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Founded on Florida's Gulf coast in 1888 - and, yes, named after the famed Russian city (on a whim of one of the city's founders, who actually flipped a coin to decide the matter with his co-founder) - "St. Pete" has fairly little in common with it

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It's believed that puppetry is one of humandkind's most ancient performing arts, some forms dating back almost 3,000 years. Today a variety of puppetry arts is performed in many nations and with variation in technique, material, esthetics, and them

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Some three to four hours from Naples  (depending on whether you're driving or taking the bus/train) and six south of Rome  - not to mention less than an hour from Bari), the Basilicata region sits right atop the instep of Italy's boot. And in the

'Florence & Tuscany: A Literary Guide' is our Read of the Week

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