Summer Guide 2008

In honor of all you budget crunchers out there, we've sent our own penny pinchers out to find you the cheapest cures for the summertime blues.

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• Megan Irwin
• Robrt Pela
• Benjamin Leatherman
• Michele Laudig
• Portland (Oregon)

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Megan Irwin's got war stories from the front lines of the used-clothing business. Robrt Pela shops in his parents' home — and suggests some friendlier options for you.

Benjamin Leatherman's been collecting the sweetest resort deals, and he's also compiled a handy list of the best happy hours around town, as well as additional ways to earn cash by parting with possessions.

Michele Laudig presents a jaw-dropping assortment of non-franchised dining options for under a ten-spot — some way under — to keep your tummy happy on a budget.

As always, our Summer Guide brings you a full rundown on the season's movies (catch the matinee — it's cheaper, and air-conditioned). We've got the one "happy" book you need to read this summer and, finally, in "Transplant Rejection," Wynter Holden shares her own "happy place." Here's a hint: It's not Portland, Oregon.