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B&Bs try to draw more guests with frequent-stay plans (USA Today)
When the Blue Door on Baltimore opened in February, the bed-and-breakfast unveiled a Frequent Traveler Program one of a growing number of frequent-stay programs offered by B&Bs and inns.
Rooms with a view (Eureka Times-Standard)
Trinidad Bay Bed & Breakfast innkeeper Jason Richie was born and raised in Eureka, but he'd like to die in Trinidad -- and it's not due solely to the inn's 1,000-thread-count Egyptian sheets.
Study: Skipping breakfast, watching too much TV can boost diabetes risk (Dallas Morning News)
No time for breakfast and too much TV time can trigger diabetes. Fitness magazine has identified nine surprising diabetes risk factors. The disease affects 21 million people in the U.S.
Good and hearty dish (Baltimore Sun)
I n the fall, when the magical landscapes of New England prove irresistible, our house turns into a bed and breakfast. A friend and her teenage grandson are traveling through our area to look at colleges, so we asked them to come for appetizers.
Review: "The Gay Bed & Breakfast of Terror" (Denver Post)
There's one thing the heroes of "The Gay Bed & Breakfast of Terror" share with their straight counterparts in similar tossed-off horror cheapies: They're so catty, obnoxious and generally unpleasant, you can't wait for them to start getting hacked to bits.
Otto paid big price for football glory (San Francisco Chronicle)
As he awakes every morning, Jim Otto looks at his $40,000 carbon-fiber leg, decorated with the Raiders' shield and a tiny version of his famous No. 00 jersey. It sits near the bed, detached from its owner, waiting for him to have breakfast with his wife,...
Submitted News (Cody Enterprise)
The Cody Country Bed & Breakfast Association recently raised $1180.00 for the Humane Society of Park County at the Breakfast for the Beasts of Park County. The First Annual Event was held at the Cody Club next to the Cody Auditorium this past October. We are looking forward to next years event.
Touting eco-credentials is hot marketing trend for hotels (Boston Herald)
BAYFIELD, Wis. - I plopped down my bag in the room at Pinehurst Inn, a bed and breakfast on an old spacious estate in Bayfield, and surveyed my surroundings. Outside the window,...
UPDATED REGULARLY: Election night notebook (The Sandusky Register)
Sandusky Register reporters, editors and photographers updated this election night notebook regularly through the evening to bring you the latest tidbits of information from the field.
South metro town briefs (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
A pancake breakfast and silent auction featuring items ranging from footballs signed by Vikings Pro Bowl center Matt Birk to jerseys signed by two of the leading Chicago Bears, Brian Urlacher and Devon Hester, are being featured at a fundraiser this weekend on behalf of a family whose baby died this summer after a long and costly battle with a rare genetic condition.
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