Attracted visitors for generations. Reporter do we long for this place. To feel the warm sand between our toes, the sand in our hair, the sweet taste of cotton candy. Must we be content of only the memories these Simple Pleasures our senses sometimes seek. No it is not a distant imaginary do, it is real and it is here. The place where people have sought these Simple Pleasures for almost a century. The santa cruz board and beach walk. It burned down in 06 and was rebuilt in time to open for the summer of 1907. It is along this curve way that is the lure of this park that has endured. The boardwalk itself is a california historic landmark. The 89yearold carusel is a landmark. And so is the dipper. What can i tell you about this old roller coaster. It was built in 1904. It is made of all wood. The American Association of roller coaster enthusiasts ranks it in the top 10 in the entire world. It goes 60 Miles Per Hour and i think were going to find out. My first job here was riding the kidt
We have problems downtown with homeless, affordable housing, empty retail spaces, expensive parking and more taxes because of it. The city of Santa Cruz uses every possible tax the state will allow. Is there a better way? There is a renaissance, of sorts, going on in the Beach Street area. Older hotels have been replaced […]
ROCHESTER, Minn.-The city held an event today that celebrated the new additions made to Cascade Lake Park. The park features lots of new additions to the playground, such as swings.
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Don't miss Manistee's Victorian Sleighbell Parade and Old Christmas Weekend. Here's how to make it a weekend of it and where to stay and eat in Manistee.