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The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower was developed by a company in the U.K. as a way for people with disabilities to discreetly indicate to others that they need additional support or patience. The program was recently adopted at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Logo courtesy Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Scheme Limited
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MSP airport, TSA take steps to accommodate travelers with disabilities thanks to local group

Illustration by Troy Becker
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Pandemic keeps some snowbirds home, many others still on the fence

Eric Norland poses recently with his bike “Friend,” which he rode around the world on a three-year trip during the 1980s. Norland has written a three-volume account of the trip. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com)
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Duluth man publishes 3-volume tale of his bike trip around the world

An airplane flies over Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia, on Nov. 23. REUTERS/Chris Aluka Berry
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Is it safe to fly during the pandemic? Answers from the experts

An Amtrak train is parked at the platform inside New York's Penn Station NY on July 7, 2017. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo
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Thinking of traveling in the U.S.? Check which states have travel restrictions

A Delta Air Lines jet arrives at Fargo's Hector International Airport on June 21, 2017. Forum file photo
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These states have COVID-19 travel restrictions for residents of North Dakota, South Dakota and Minnesota

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Grounded Boeing 737 MAX aircraft are seen parked at Boeing facilities at Grant County International Airport in Moses Lake, Wash., on Nov. 17, 2020. REUTERS/Lindsey Wasson
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Here’s what you need to know before you book a flight during the pandemic

An Amtrak train is parked at the platform inside New York's Penn Station NY on July 7, 2017. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo
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A guide to traveling safely for the holidays

The Nopeming Sanatorium in Duluth was built in 1912 and served as a a quarantine and treatment center for thousands of patients with tuberculosis. (Bob King / Duluth News Tribune)
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‘Boo-lieve’ it or not, Minnesota is home to numerous haunted places

Jerry and Judy Ellis pictured at Paradise Resort Estates in Pharr, Texas, in an undated photo. Courtesy of Jerry Ellis.
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Amid pandemic, Minnesota snowbirds wonder whether to stay put for the winter

Shelley Orr takes a walk on the Great Wall of China. Photo courtesy of Shelley Orr
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A lifetime of experiences inspired Red Wing travel agent

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Rochester Magazine's top five fall motorcycle rides

Putting her travel writing skills to work, Alicia Underlee Nelson drew on her experiences traveling North Dakota for her new book. In this photo, Nelson’s family stops to plan their route through Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park. Photo by Alicia Underlee Nelson / Special to The Forum
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Make your next Midwestern road trip a page-turner

A monument honoring the so-called "Loyal Indians" who did not fight in the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862 stands in the same part of Morton, Minn. as the monument to U.S. soldiers and civilians killed in the battle of Birch Coulee. Matthew Guerry / Forum News Service
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Groups say Birch Coulee Battle Monuments in Minnesota are worth preserving, but by who?

Wisconsin resident Cody Esser, also known as Impulsive Traveler Guy on his travel blog, waves at his Canadian friend Neal Halverson from the Minnesota side of the border with Canada. The friends met up to talk and share a beverage together across the Pigeon River at the Canaidan border. (Photo courtesy of Neal Halverson)
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Travel blogger finds Minnesota spot to meet with Canadian friends despite closed border

The first stop on the Great River Road is Lake Itasca, where ancient pines and pristine lakes dominate the Mississippi Headwaters area. (Annalise Braught / Bemidji Pioneer)
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Take the Great River Road to discover Minnesota’s 'scenic outdoor tapestry'

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Wadena couple rents out massive treehouse to summer vacationers

Visitors to the Big Bog Boardwalk reach an observation deck at the end, where they can view the bog's expansiveness through long-distance binoculars. (Bria Barton / Bemidji Pioneer)
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Big Bog, Minnesota's 'last true wilderness,' is filled with carnivorous plants and rare birds

The historic town of Forestville still includes a fully stocked general store, farm and homestead with original artifacts. (Photo by Rebecca Studios, courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society)
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Restoration begins on Southeast Minnesota industrial farming town that vanished

Kristen Kleven sits in the Harley-Davidson of Fargo showroom Friday, July 24, in West Fargo. Kleven plans to attend the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally next month in South Dakota. Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo Editor
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Sturgis Motorcycle Rally cruises forward while planners anticipate low attendance

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What is 'tanking'?