Unforgettable vacation: Local couple home from cruise gone awry
February 21, 2013 in Worthington Daily Globe
JACKSON Marilyn Dahlin had been a guest aboard a Carnival cruise ship on three separate occasions, but none of them could compare to the cruise she, her husband, daughter and son-in-law and three granddaughters experienced last week aboard the Carnival Triumph.
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Colton Brown of Mandan takes a cruise in his pickup Wednesday afternoon in Dickinson on his fourth birthday with his cousin Cambree Kallenbach, 3, and grandma, Susan Elsner, both of Dickinson.
ROME (AP) Costa Crociere SpA offered uninjured passengers $14,460 apiece Friday to compensate them for lost baggage and the psychological trauma they suffered after their cruise ship ran aground and capsized off Tuscany.
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The children of a Minnesota couple missing since last week’s cruise ship disaster in Italy said Wednesday their parents are not among those passengers whose bodies were recently recovered.
Survivors from a luxury cruise ship that ran aground and tipped over, leaving at least three dead and 69 people still unaccounted for, described today a chaotic evacuation, as plates and glasses crashed and they crawled along upended hallways trying to reach safety.
Around 9 a.m. on Sept. 14, Willard and Alice Hareland, were eating breakfast in the dining room of the MS Nordlys a mile off the coast Alesund, Norway. An hour later they would be riding a lifeboat to shore skipping on the waves as the luxury liner billowed black smoke behind them.
Powered by his kite, Matt Volenec, Omaha, Neb., cruises over the frozen surface along the north shore of Lake Okabena this weekend in Worthington. Volenec is also an accomplished windsurfer. 
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