Every year on Memorial Day weekend, a city lives, breathes, then seems to die -- a cycle that comes to a head in about four hours. That's the approximate time it takes to run the Indianapolis 500 in this formerly ho-hum-hamlet-turned-real-city. Read more...
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It's spring, and probably the most welcomed of the season's animals is the bunny — specifically, the chocolate bunny.
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He was the least aggressive among the dozens of locals waving sobe signs in our faces.
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Surely, a few of the fishing village residents muttered it.
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