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Native Americans who lived in this area sixty miles west and north of the Soo called it Tahquamenon (Marsh of the Blueberries). Now it's called PARADISE , and in summer this elongated lakeside village can live up to its name, cut as...
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GREENVILLE , seventy miles south of Clarksdale, is the largest town on the Delta. Still an important riverport, it hosts the Mississippi Delta Blues Festival (tel 1-888/812-5837, ) on the third weekend of September. Tree-lined...
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Founded in 1693 as a gold-mining camp, CURITIBA was of little importance until 1853 when it was made capital of Paran·. Since then, the city's population has steadily risen from a few thousand, reaching 140,000 in 1940 and some 1.5 million...
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