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SD Natural History Museum Whalers and whale watching regulars like Mike Roerder (author of 1000 Whales in a Year) are out on cruises enough to spot reoccurring animals. The “regulars”
Encompassing 400 acres of Balboa Park near downtown San Diego and home to more than 12,000 animals across 680 different species and sub-species according to the World Animal Foundation, is
July is National Hot Dog Month and that means New York City has yet another reason to celebrate in the summer. So, what about Hot Dog Month? The hot
Guest Blogger Bill Baker Hello, I’m William Baker, former inmate of Alcatraz. Now that I am back to the straight and narrow, I go back now and talk to visitors,
Guest Blogger John Martini One of the most persistent rumors about Alcatraz Island is that ancient “Spanish Dungeons” are dug into the rock beneath the prison. Like much of Alcatraz’s history there
Guest Blogger Jim Albright Cathy, our son Kenneth, and I were living around the Denver area when I took the test, interview, and physical for employment at the Federal Bureau
Alcatraz Alumni made what is likely their “last call.” Gathered together for a final public appearance, six former residents of the Island addressed an audience of over 100 guests to
Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary opened in 1934 and when it closed its cell doors for the last time in 1963, more than fifteen hundred prisoners had served time on “The Rock”.
Mark your calendars for Wednesday, August 7, 2024, when thousands of yellow rubber ducks will plunge into the Chicago River. As the city heats up for summer, Chi-town comes alive
Get ready for the 48th Annual Norfolk Harborfest, America’s largest and longest-running free maritime festival in the Hampton Roads area. Join the celebration as the nautical wonder returns along
