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SALISBURY ? Registration is open for the ninth annual Tim Kennard 10-Mile River Run and 5K Walk, scheduled 8 am on March 4.

Presented by Comcast, the run starts and finishes at Salisbury University?s Maggs Physical Activities Center. Free parking is available in the SU garage on Wayne Street.

Race-related events begin March 3, with a Family Sports and Fitness Exposition from noon-5 pm in the upstairs gym of Maggs Physical Activities Center. Pre-registered entrants may pick up their race packets during the expo.

A pasta buffet follows the expo from 5:30-7:30 pm in the Worcester Room of the Commons. Admission is $15 per person. A cash bar will be available.

The race...

Its a long old trek from Newcastle to Worthing, but its one Re-Take That are looking forward to as they bring their authentic tribute to one of pops greatest bands to the Pavilion Theatre on Saturday, January 28 at 7.30pm.

Stepping into the Gary Barlow shoes is Paul Waite.

“In 2006 when the real Take That came back, we looked at the line-up that we had and we thought that we could do a good job. We started researching the current tributes, and we felt that there was nothing there in the market place that was strong enough to be an authentic tribute.

“So we started on the gruelling task of really researching the characters. We spent a long, long time...

Children try their hand at pottery making during the 2011 Korea Travel Expo. (The Korea Tourism Association)

Held just before the Lunar New Year holidays, the 2012 Korea Travel Expo will be offering special gift and travel ideas for visitors, the Korea Tourism Association said.

Some 400 local government organizations, travel agencies and related groups are participating in the largest travel expo in Korea, held under the theme Artistic Landscape of My Country this year. The Jan. 12-15 event will be held at COEX in Samseong-dong, southeastern Seoul with the opening day broadcast live on TV.

Aimed at drawing more people to local travel destinations, this years expo...

With the new year upon us, I turned to two close observers on opposite sides of the business travel industry to predict what road warriors will see in 2012.

In one corner we have Lane Dubin, deeply invested in business travel as a vice president and general manager for American Express Global Business Travel. In the other is Chris McGinnis, a travel consultant, blogger and observer based in San Francisco. Their predictions:

Lane Dubin

Airlines: As companies keep investing in business travel and growth, airlines will continue catering to the business-travel market with ancillary services, such as in-flight Internet, more legroom and preferred boarding, that are of interest...

Alta Sierra Ski Resort in California is a popular destination for skiers and snowboarders. As part of a series on ski resorts, Huffington Post Travel offers our guide to Alta Sierra Ski Resort, featuring all the key information snow lovers need to know before they hit the slopes.

The BasicsNestled in the southern Sierra Nevada Mountains, the Alta Sierra Ski Resort sits about an hours drive away from Bakersfield, which is home to the resorts closet airport. Right in the heart of the Sequoia National Forest, Alta Sierra lures visitors with 80 acres of skiable land and low prices for lift tickets and equipment rental. Prior to 2006, the resort was named Shirley Meadows.

The...

Is physical frailty inevitable as we grow older? That question preoccupies scientists and the middle-aged. Until recently, the evidence was disheartening. Many studies in the past few years showed that after age 40, people typically lose eight per cent or more of their muscle mass each decade, a process that accelerates significantly after age 70. Less muscle mass generally means less strength, mobility and among the elderly, independence. Moreover, less muscle is also linked with premature mortality.

But a growing body of newer science suggests that such decline may not be inexorable. Exercise, the thinking goes, has the potential to change your muscle tone and body composition for the better.
The...

EVANSVILLE, Ind. -
The second-ranked University of Southern Indiana mens basketball team
bounced back from its first loss of the season and defeated Drury
University, 76-64, Saturday afternoon
at the Physical Activities Center. USI rises to 11-1 overall and 3-1 in
the GLVC, while Drury falls to 8-5, 2-3 GLVC.

The Screaming Eagles, who led from start-to-finish, jumped out in front
early with a 5-0 lead and methodically extended the margin to as many as
11 points twice during the opening half. USI sophomore guard
Ben Jones (Robinson, Illinois), who tied a season-high with 11 points in the contest, led the way with nine points
during...

• Vayama.com, an online travel agency which caters to international traveling, listed twelve popular international travel destinations for 2012.

FARMINGTON Marketing students at Farmington High School will be hosting a Marine-a-thon on Saturday, Jan. 28 at 11 am to support the Semper Fi fund.

These students are working together with the community to help our soldiers who have been injured in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. This fund helps support injured soldiers financially.

The Marine-a-thon will include physical activities such as pull-ups to a mile and a half run. This is an open event for the public and we ask that you either participate in this event or make a donation.

Some of these students are enlisted and leaving for Parris Island right after graduation. They are very dedicated to this project....

A high-speed rail project approved by the British government yesterday is seen by ministers as a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the way people travel in Britain.