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Party Like a Rock Star at Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino

May 8, 2008 Special to The Travel Trolley

To celebrate Aruba’s many upcoming music festivals, Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino is offering its guests the chance to experience first-hand the rock star lifestyle.

Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino announces the addition of unique in-room amenities tailored exclusively for adults and families

October 10, 2007 Special to The Travel Trolley

Less than a year after announcing plans to offer visitors a unique blend of adult-exclusive and family-friendly property options, the Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino has taken its service to the next level, allowing guests to customize their Caribbean vacation experience.

Renaissance Curaçao grand opening celebration on track for third quarter 2008

September 17, 2007 Special to The Travel Trolley

The Renaissance Curaçao Resort & Casino announced today it is on schedule to open in the third quarter of 2008, the first new full-service, branded resort on the tropical southern Caribbean island in 15 years.

Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino awards Virginia couple all-inclusive getaway for YouTube video

July 25, 2007 Special to The Travel Trolley

Realizing his digital camera could also take video, Aaron Schwarz decided to document his stay at the Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino.

Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino welcomes Olympian Aleksandr Popov

July 12, 2007 The Travel Trolley

Nine-time Olympic Medalist Aleksandr Popov recently visited the Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino during a three-day trip to the island as an ambassador for a global organization that promotes world peace through sports competition.

That’s a Unique Name, Tell Me More

January 16, 2007 Todd DeFeo

Take the north Georgia cities of Winder or Jefferson for example. Winder was Jug Tavern until the city was renamed after a railroad man – John L. Winder – who is credited with bringing the Georgia, Carolina & Northern Railway to town. Jefferson, once named Thomoccoggan, was named in honor of President Thomas Jefferson.

Disappearing Georgia: Towns Becoming Lost to Urban Sprawl

December 19, 2006 Todd DeFeo

There’s little that remains of the city of Russell. Perhaps, just a few businesses that bear Russell in their names.

George Washington’s Restored Distillery at Mount Vernon Dedicated by Prince Andrew

September 27, 2006 The Travel Trolley

Prince Andrew, the Duke of York today joined public officials and leaders of the Scottish and American spirits industry at Historic Mount Vernon to celebrate the official dedication of the restored George Washington’s Distillery.

ABH: Commandments rule bucked in Barrow

November 16, 2005 Todd DeFeo

Four months after Barrow County paid $150,000 in legal fees and agreed to take down a Ten Commandments display to end an American Civil Liberties Union-backed lawsuit, other copies of the Judeo-Christian doctrine were hanging in a public part of the same courthouse this week.

Daily Herald: National lottery proposed to aid education

October 19, 2004 Todd DeFeo

Democratic Senate candidate Denise Majette is proposing a national lottery, saying it could raise more than $105 billion for education over 10 years.