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Discovering Prosecco’s Sparkle
When we think of Prosecco, what comes to mind is the easy-drinking, cheerful, bubbly white wine that is made throughout the Veneto and Friuli regions of Northern Italy. Lovers of Prosecco can’t seem to get enough. And thankfully, there’s plenty to...
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Where the Girls Are: Cracking the Code
A robust schedule of summer tech camps is ensuring that kids 7-17 are up to code when it comes to programming, creating websites, program robots, and developing video games. This hands-on, collaborative, and inclusive training environment is being...
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Virtuoso Announces Nominees for 2019 Sustainable Tourism Leadership Awards
Renowned luxury travel network, Virtuoso, recently unveiled its nominees for its Best of the Best Awards. The awards, which take place on August 14, 2019, at Bellagio Resort & Casino, recognizes hotels and professionals in the hospitality...
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2019 Auction Napa Valley Raises More than $10 Million for Local Charities
Since debuting in 1981, the wine industry's most lauded fundraiser has raised more than $180 million for local charities. This past weekend, Auction Napa Valley, which attracts the region’s top winemakers, raised more than $10 million to benefit...
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Lacey Huszcza Keys in on a New Day for the Las Vegas Philharmonic
No one is more aware than the new Executive Director of the Las Vegas Philharmonic, that being an instrument of change often requires marching to the beat of a different drum. Having recognized that the classical concert experience in Las Vegas...
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Patagonia Donates Trump’s $10 Million Corporate Tax Savings to Fight Climate Change
For more than three decades, Patagonia has been recognized by its nature loving customers as the premier retailer that offers the highest quality outdoor apparel for a multitude of activities, including camping, snowboarding, surfing, mountain...
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Charms of the Texas Hill Country
The Texas Hill Country stretches from Austin to San Antonio to further west with gently rolling hills and beautiful sunsets. Within this area that some call “God’s country,” other quaint towns and cities are worth a visit of their own. A little...
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Proceeds from World Record Niepoort in Lalique 1863 Decanter to Benefit The Nature Conservancy
On March 22, 2019, a new world record was set for the most expensive port sold at auction. The sale, which took place in Hong Kong, featured the second (of five) generation Niepoort in Lalique 1863 decanter sold for HK$ 1,054,000 (approx. EUR...
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