Rob Keenan’s business is more than a wreck. Keenan, 51, owner of Precision Collision, an auto body shop in Winter Haven, said repairing ordinary car wrecks is the bread and butter of his business, accounting for about 70 percent of the work. “We need that (accident repairs). It keeps us busy,” he said.
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Nantucket: An Island For All Seasons 
The term “off-season” usually brings to mind abandoned beaches, empty streets and boarded-up shops. But on Nantucket, off-season takes on a whole new meaning, or rather, a few new meanings.
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Accountants get hip on YouTube 
You know the stereotype about accountants being dull. (Old joke: Why don’t accountants ever look out the window in the morning? Because they need to save the excitement for the afternoon.) It’s one of those prejudices that everybody talks about, but nobody does anything about.
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John Schneider of “The Dukes of Hazzard” and a version of the General Lee were both stars at a Montgomery car show Saturday.
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Antique cars to take over Blount Cultural Park 
Today, the Blount Cultural Park will provide an escape from the world of spinner rims, “24s” and booming stereo systems to recall a simpler time, when the most important thing about a car was what was under the hood.
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Fonzie’s Diner in Wareham, famed for its ’50s feel, set the final scene for a film production recently as the restaurant itself was playing its final scene.