December 8, 2011
Curt Yeomans covers government for the Clayton News Daily. He can be reached at via e-mail at cyeomans@news-daily.com.
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The nickel and dime airlines shuffle — CURT YEOMANS
Can we just get a break from all of the fees charged on flights nowadays?
Should crepe myrtles follow the rose’s lead? — CURT YEOMANS
Let’s try something a little different this week and recognize one Georgia city that went all out for its annual spring festival.
Boston — the home away from home — CURT YEOMANS
Boston ranks as one of my Top 6 all-time favorite cities.
When a deal isn’t a deal — CURT YEOMANS
Have you ever noticed that the so-called deals on airplane tickets always include an asterisk?
Last train across Europe — Curt Yeomans
You’d think it’d be easy to get from one major city in southern Europe to another but noooo, life can’t always be that convenient.
What about the Irish? — CURT YEOMANS
Saint Patrick’s Day is right around the corner but I’m not feeling lucky.
Money (or lack of it) pushing back Dutch visit — CURT YEOMANS
So, it appears Amsterdam and Brussels are out for now.
By the window or on the aisle — CURT YEOMANS
There are great questions which perplex the human mind and stand as the great queries of the universe.
That ‘Southern’ spirit will never die — CURT YEOMANS
Mother Nature put a stake through the hearts of Golden Eagles everywhere on Sunday, when a tornado tore across Hattiesburg, Miss., and part of our beloved university’s campus and the surrounding area.
King cake sent from heaven — Curt Yeomans
If you’re going to do Mardi Gras, you better do it right, gosh darn it.
Words you better not parlez vous — Curt Yeomans
They love it so much that they are fighting to protect it from its arch enemy: English.
The power of the iColumn — CURT YEOMANS
“I.” That is perhaps the single most important — and most polarizing — letter in the alphabet.
Agenda packets could foster BOC transparency — CURT YEOMANS
It came to my attention this week that at least some Clayton County Board of Commissioners members are concerned that residents will use up their newly moved public comment period by asking what agenda items mean instead of offering their input on items up for consideration.
Georgia’s bizarre New Year’s Eve — CURT YEOMANS
Perhaps Georgia has gotten a little carried away with having things fall — or in some cases rise up — when a new year arrives.
Atlanta continues to lag as a tourist destination — CURT YEOMANS
Atlanta continued its string of bad showings in Travel + Leisure magazine’s annual America’s Favorite Cities rankings this year.
Free brings glee for budget-minded tourists —CURT YEOMANS
Have you ever paid to see the spot where the Boston Massacre took place?
Georgia’s ghoulish Alpine getaway — CURT YEOMANS
You may have noticed I didn’t have a column last week.
Where have all the red lights gone? — Curt Yeomans
Storefront hookers may possibly be on the verge of becoming a thing of the past in Amsterdam.
Thinking of chocolate, tulips and obscene statues — Curt Yeomans
I have said all that I can say about London.
The best-ever book of travel tips - Curt Yeomans
If you had to travel light for a week, and only take a carry-on bag with you, could you do it?
Do your best to protect your identity - Curt Yeomans
One of the biggest fears I had before I went on a European trip in 2009 was how I could protect myself from being the victim of a pickpocket.
Airlines projected losses something to watch closely - Curt Yeomans
It appears that 2012 may not be one of the airline industry’s better years, according to an Associated Press report that came out this week.
Cheap air travel abounds this holiday season - Curt Yeomans
Deck the halls with cheap air fare. Fa-la-la-la-la. La-la-la-la.
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