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Cheryl Maguire is an award winning freelance journalist covering topics related to travel, lifestyle, home, science, mental health and parenting. She holds a Master of Counseling Psychology degree. She is married and the mother of twins and a daughter. Her writing has been published in The New York Times, AARP, NatGeo, The Washington Post, Travel + Leisure, The Boston Globe, Parents Magazine, SUCCESS Magazine, and many other publications. She is an active member of SATW. You can find her on Blu…

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I've Lived in Massachusetts for 30 Years, and This Small Town Has the Best Beach in the State

I've Lived in Massachusetts for 30 Years, and This Small Town Has the Best Beach in the State

John F. Kennedy used to spend his early summers here, too

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5 Ways to Support Your College Student - Without Being a Helicopter Parent

5 Ways to Support Your College Student - Without Being a Helicopter Parent

You child will go through lots of different issues when they are in college, but how do you help without bein…

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Making the Most of Skip-Generational Trips

Making the Most of Skip-Generational Trips

A skip-generation trip includes grandparents and grandkids. Discover how they can be beneficial, how to plan …

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5 Lesser-Known U.S. Islands for Family Nature Adventures

5 Lesser-Known U.S. Islands for Family Nature Adventures

Spending time in nature is good for mental and physical health. Discover five secluded islands to enjoy outdo…

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This UNESCO travel trend is shaping how people see the world

This UNESCO travel trend is shaping how people see the world

There are 1,248 locations on the World Heritage List, from ancient cities to natural wonders. Visiting them i…

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New York City on a Budget: What to Do, Where to Stay, and How to Save | AAA Club Alliance

New York City on a Budget: What to Do, Where to Stay, and How to Save | AAA Club Alliance

From free concerts to discounted museums to affordable hotels, here's how one family of five makes the most o…

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My daughter forgot her passport for our trip to the Turks & Caicos. I went on the trip without her. Original

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By Cheryl Maguire Verified
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I wasn't supposed to go alone. My 21-year-old daughter and I had planned to travel to the Turks & Caicos together for a hotel's grand reopening. To heighten the fun, we were going to do a nostalgia trip by recreating photos from earlier visits. I even downloaded the old photos to my phone. The flight was booked, her bags were packed, and then she realized she had left her passport in her New York City apartment.
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My daughter forgot her passport for our trip to the Turks & Caicos. I went on the trip without her.

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By Cheryl Maguire Verified
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My daughter forgot her passport for our trip to the Turks & Caicos. I went on the trip without her. I wasn't supposed to go alone. My 21-year-old daughter and I had planned to travel to the Turks & Caicos together for a hotel's grand reopening. To heighten the fun, we were going to do a nostalgia trip by recreating photos from earlier visits. I even downloaded the old photos to my phone. The flight …
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5 U.S. Scenic Coastal Train Rides to Enjoy

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By Cheryl Maguire Verified
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Coastal train rides minimize the stress of traffic and airports and let you take in the scenery. Here, the Amtrak Cascades train offers stunning views along the Puget Sound in Washington. Published June 04, 2026 Key takeaways Train travel lets you avoid airport security lines, boarding delays and long transfers. Coastal rail routes offer scenic views that can help reduce anxiety. Trains can be cheaper than flying or driving, especially if you book early.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

No

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

My essay on Folks