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Of Sea Captains and Tiny Yuletide Treasures (Lexington Clipper-Herald)

(ARA) - The traditional holiday fir, the Norfolk Island Pine, has a back story worthy of a Hollywood movie. When you see these delicately shaped pines at your favorite retail store, you're taking home a bit of nautical history.

Um, the gym will totally still be there after you finish that creme brulee. (Las Vegas CityLife)

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Tri-Cities holiday tour showcases diverse homes (The Muskegon Chronicle)

Chronicle/Cory MorseGary and Michelle Hanks purchased this former Masonic Lodge and commercial building in 2001, and converted it into their home in May 2003. They called it "SLBOB" for Spring Lake Big Old Building. SPRING LAKE — It's a home...

Tri-Cities holiday tour to showcase diverse homes (The Muskegon Chronicle)

SPRING LAKE -- It's a home in a small town, but it gives visitors that big city feeling. Chronicle photo • Cory MorseGary and Michelle Hanks purchased the former Masonic Lodge and commercial building at 116 S. Jackson in 2001....

Experts at a loss to explain Airbus tragedy (Stuff)

Efforts to explain the mystery crash of the Air New Zealand Airbus in France may take months as experts rule out the most likely causes for its abrupt plunge into the Mediterranean Sea.

Handcrafted Model Ships Announces Holiday Sale of 50% Off Popular Model Ships (PRWeb)

For the upcoming holiday season, Handcrafted Model Ships is pleased to offer a savings of 50% on many of the most popular ships in our extensive inventory. Give the unique and classic gift of a tall ship, yacht, or cruise ship for any aspiring or current sea captain! Just in time for the holidays, the largest online model ship retailer in the world is slashing prices in half and holding the ...

Experts at a loss to explain Airbus tragedy (Stuff)

EFFORTS TO explain the mystery crash of the Air New Zealand Airbus in France may take months as experts rule out the most likely causes for its abrupt plunge into the Mediterranean Sea. Air New Zealand chief executive Rob Fyfe is due in Perpignan today with a support crew and relatives of one of the five New Zealanders killed, vowing to "bring our team home".

Experts at a loss to explain Airbus tragedy (Stuff)

Eefforts to explain the mystery crash of the Air New Zealand Airbus in France may take months as experts rule out the most likely causes for its abrupt plunge into the Mediterranean Sea.