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JFK airport security guards decide to hold off on strike threatened for this week

NEW YORK, N.Y. - Security guards at John F. Kennedy International Airport who had been threatening a strike around the holidays have decided to hold off pending meetings with their employers. The employees of Air Serv Corp.
Nothing says Christmas in Rhode Island like Providence's dancing cop

Nothing says Christmas in Rhode Island like Providence's dancing cop

PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Ah, Christmas in Rhode Island. Exquisitely decorated mansions in Newport. A red nose on the giant termite that sits atop a Providence exterminator's building.

Sequins sparkle as MGM casino staff puts on $500,000 Vegas-style production at Mandalay Bay

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - In casinos around the country, staff talent shows give employees a chance to claim their own jackpots.
Disneyland expands Three Kings Day celebration; holiday beloved in Latin American communities

Disneyland expands Three Kings Day celebration; holiday beloved in Latin American communities

NEW YORK, N.Y. - Disneyland is marking Three Kings Day in a big way this season, another milestone in the mainstreaming of a holiday that is beloved in Latin America and other cultures around the world.

SC regulators issue permit for new cruise terminal at Charleston

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C.
Canucks with wanderlust: Five travel destinations in your own backyard for 2013

Canucks with wanderlust: Five travel destinations in your own backyard for 2013

VANCOUVER - Lose weight. Get organized. Exercise more. Quit smoking. Learn French. Volunteer. There's a lot of pressure in a new year. But not all resolutions require quite so much ...
India's tea tourism: Gracious living, great brews, echoes of bygone days

India's tea tourism: Gracious living, great brews, echoes of bygone days

JORHAT, India - "This is your own home now," announces our host, welcoming us to Thengal Manor.

Cruise ship rescues 5 Jamaican boaters from small boat drifting for 3 weeks

MIAMI - Five Jamaicans who said they had been drifting on a small boat in the Caribbean for three weeks were rescued Monday by a cruise ship, authorities said.

AP Interview: Retiring Glacier National Park superintendent says parks need more diversity

WEST GLACIER, Mont. - National parks must do a better job of attracting more minority visitors and employees or else risk becoming irrelevant in the future, the retiring superintendent of Glacier National Park said.
Snowmobiler says there's nothing like riding 10,000 km of Saskatchewan trails

Snowmobiler says there's nothing like riding 10,000 km of Saskatchewan trails

REGINA - Snow falls across Saskatchewan and, with a roar, snowmobiles spring to life, ready to charge down more than 10,000 kilometres of groomed trails.