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The Case of the Founder's Treasure Chapter Two

Written by Cynthia L Sperko Editor’s Note: This is the second chapter in this work of fiction. Future chapters will be published in upcoming editions of The Marietta Traveler. Previous chapters are available at MariettaTraveler.com. The story contains some themes that parents might not want young children to read (murder, etc.), so reader discretion is

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Marietta Naughty & Nice List

Written by Santa & Mrs. Claus Well, it’s been a long year, and many folks have made their way onto Santa’s Nice List. However, many folks have made their way onto Santa’s Naughty List, as well. Marietta had a year of ups, downs, lefts, and rights, but in the end, Santa and Mrs. Claus always

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58th Annual Candlelight Tour of Homes on December 1

Marietta Restoration Associates will host the 58th Candlelight Tour of Homes on Sunday, December 1st from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. A diverse collection of private homes, all decked out for the holidays, will be open for the enjoyment of Candlelight Tour ticket holders. Several historic Marietta buildings will be open to the public on

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Dear Marietta, I’m new to the area and looking for scenic points of interest in the local area. I’ve ridden the rail trail many times already and am wondering if there are other nature spots for active people in the local area? Thanks, Aiming for an Adventure Dear Aiming for an Adventure, Have no fear,

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The American Legion – A Place for Everyone

Written by Jack Ries, Second Vice Commander- Marietta American Legion We have all seen evidence of the American Legion’s presence around the borough. Many of us have gone to the annual Memorial Day ceremony at the cemetery, or at least seen the American Legion Riders escorting the parade and the post officers waving to the

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The Case of the Founder's Treasure- Chapter 1

Written by Cynthia L. Sperko Editor’s Note: This is the first chapter in this work of fiction. Future chapters will be published in upcoming editions of The Marietta Traveler. The story contains some themes that parents might not want young children to read (murder, etc.), so reader discretion is advised. An incoming text from Carly

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Small Business Circle

Written by Rebecca Jenkins Featuring: Stacia Hummel, Owner of Curio Decorative Painting and Restoration Type of business: Grain painting, murals, restoration, decorative finishes, gilding, furniture decoration, stenciling, painted floor, and floor cloths. The period she focuses on is early American to Victorian. Small businesses form the backbone of the American economy. As we move toward

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Haunted Marietta Returns to Union Meeting House October 25th & 26th

Haunted Marietta is back at Union Meeting House on October 25th and 26th with not one, but TWO terrifying attractions! Under the guidance of Creative Director Willis Boyles and his family, Haunted Marietta has thrilled and chilled thousands of visitors since 2019. This year, they promise to deliver another spine-tingling experience for those daring enough

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Plant Some Roots in Marietta

Written by Cheryl Corson Rootless: 1) (of a plant) not having roots; 2) having no settled home or social or family ties; unsettled. -Oxford Dictionary Putting Down Roots: “to feel that you belong in a place” Cambridge English Dictionary Planting trees is a good way to put down roots. It says you’re in it for