Beach house bonanza: Rent in September for big savings

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September 3

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Beach house bonanza: Rent in September for big savings You can save a bundle if you plan your beach vacation after Labor Day. State fair roundup: Celebrity cow milking, bears on skateboards There's no better way to celebrate the kickoff of autumn than a trip to the state fair. The tastiest tacos across the USA From fried fish to pork with pineapple, The Daily Meal set out to find America's best. ADVERTISEMENT

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