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Roadside Magazine has made another lurch in its evolution. We proudly announce the Roadside Napkin Notes e-Newsletter.
Last January, we began to send out regular monthly email newsletters to members that announced web site changes, bits of news, and other information related to Roadside and America's back roads. Because our membership has grown more than 500% since we launched the Diner Finder Online, our web host would no longer allow the use of their mail servers, so we eventually had to find a new way of delivering it.
Last month, we signed on with Campaign Monitor, an email management service that allows us to actually send out well-designed, content-rich publications worthy of the Roadside Magazine tradition.
If you'd like to receive your copy, simply register as a RoadsideOnline member or subscribe to the newsletter here:
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Story and Photos by Helen Anne Gately "You tryin' to stay out of trouble?," Scott greets Dan as he enters the... Read more

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Update: The Yankee Diner closed in the fall of 2010 and reopened in January, 2011 with new ownership. We understand... Read more
Photos and Story by Dirk Burhans When trains made a station stop, hungry travelers were... Read more

UPDATE: We received the following response from the alley's owners: Thanks Randy! When we bought the building two years ago the... Read more

Arcade Restaurant in Titusville, Pennsylvania — one of several stops on our road trip from Grand Island, New York to... Read more

Roadside is second to no one in its reverence of the idiosyncratic. I've gone well out of my way to... Read more

Ollie's Trolley gets honorable mention after our whirlwind visit to Washington D.C. When my former employers at Ball Publishing owned Roadside... Read more

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Nostalgia can take you back, but it can’t take you all the way back. Not in Salem, Illinois. They tore... Read more