Without naming where you are from, name one thing it's famous for!
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All the governors are in jail.
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Of the White House correspondent stand Up reports. These right wing politicians love to say it’s just as hard to vote in Delaware as in Georgia, course that is a flat out lie. They never interview anyone from Delaware.And I would love to ask them to find Delaware on a map. I see the presidential motorcade go by from time to time out my back window. His church is about 500 yards from here. 
Don't dare say Kitty Hawk NC! 
Dayton OH, specifically.
There's just something about Ohio that makes people want to escape the planet.
The best.
More of a Rocky Mountain High 
Maybe there were multiple Morrises. I'm pretty sure the first was from the Hinsdale pound.
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good not a guess.
I miss a nice Portuguese chourico sandwich
Your Vulcan statue is unique!
I didn't know that!
New Jersey was a dumping ground of waste from NYC and from the many chemical factories and oil refineries located there.
When I was a newspaper reporter in the 1970s-80s in NJ, it seemed like there was a story every other day about someone discovering 50 or so leaking barrels of unknown chemicals on a farm, near a lake, or some wooded area. Landfills were piled to overflowing and leached toxic wastes into surrounding areas including rakes, streams and the Raritan Bay. Companies had paid guys with trucks to haul their toxic waste away and secretly dump it somewhere, not caring if it poisoned wells, rivers, etc.
NJ Congressman Jim Florio sponsored the first Superfund law. The Superfund was used to clean up many, many waste sites around the state, as well as elsewhere in the U.S.
It is really good to know that you were unaware of it, because it means the EPA has done its job cleaning up most of the mess. NJ was once nicknamed the Garden State because of the many homeowner run "truck gardens" that supplied fresh produce to NYC. In the 1980s it became known as the Garbage State. Probably now it should be called the High Property Tax State.
When that many blossoms fall to the ground, it looks like Pink Snow!
REHOBOTH BEACH, Del.
so I guessed.
Good job. That clue pretty much doesn't lead anywhere else though to be fair. 
That is a guess!
BottleRock, since 2013
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While there are top-notch producers who make wine within city limits, and tasting rooms, "Napa Valley" is the more familiar moniker.
I thought "wine" would be too easy.
Thanks for playing.
Of course, Delaware being only 90 miles long, and maybe 40 miles at the widest point, you hit the target, but not the bullseye.
there is the famous Taylor's Ham and the original Pork Roll! Looks good too!
https://jerseyporkroll.com/