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Teen workers are in high demand for summer and commanding better pay

Teens have long been vital to filling out the summertime staffs of restaurants, ice cream stands, amusement parks and camps

The Independent UK

Power of the outdoors, post-pandemic, and a gorgeous Memorial Day weekend

The pandemic bump in outdoor pursuits continues and will likely show up on a Memorial Day predicted to have nearly perfect weather.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Midland Grand, London NW1: ‘This may be the campest restaurant in the UK’ – restaurant review

Fancy, memorable and beautiful, with very Marie Antoinette’s boudoir vibes

The Guardian - UK

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2 million Illinoisans expected to travel Memorial Day weekend

Most of those getting away will be hitting the road, with travel likely to peak Friday, AAA said.

Chicago Sun-Times

FirstNet Makes America More Secure in an Insecure World (Guest Blog)

Boston’s former police commissioner on how 10th anniversary of Boston Marathon bombing underscores key role of Nationwide Public Safety Broadband Network

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Department defends sending gardaí to France as 'useful' with officers going to Disneyland

The Irish Mirror revealed that the French Ambassador Vicent Guérend said a pilot scheme that saw gardai work in northern France last summer was so successful that it has been extended to other parts of the country this year. This includes EuroDisney in Paris.

Irish Mirror

Woman dies while hiking at the Grand Canyon with warning to other walkers

A hiker from Westfield, Indiana, died on Sunday, May 14 when she attempted to hike from the Grand Canyon rim to the Colorado River and back within a single day

Daily Mirror

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Don’t be scared — Black history is your history, too

Many Americans say “No” to most history, but particularly Black History — an unfortunate impulse being cemented into law in states all over the country.

Chicago Sun-Times

At Mexico's gay cowboy conventions, men connect with each other — and their country's rugged past

ZACATECAS, Mexico — All night long, cowboys swaggered into a packed nightclub, dressed to impress in shiny boots, tight Wranglers and wide-brimmed hats.

Los Angeles Times

Gardai to patrol Disneyland in uniform this summer to help Irish tourists enjoy their holiday

Several uniformed gardai spent July and August of 2022 patrolling the Mont Saint Michel area of Normandy, popular with thousands of Irish tourists every year - now the scheme has been rolled out further

Irish Mirror

Schiff and Roberge win Gravel Locos 150

Carolin Schiff takes three-up sprint to win women's title in Hico, Texas

Cycling News

Yosemite's Mist Trail hike with majestic waterfall views to get $5 million upgrade

LOS ANGELES — Three thousand people a day visit the Mist Trail, which has views of two majestic waterfalls and is arguably the most popular hike at Yosemite National Park.

Los Angeles Times

Disneyland’s Ferris Wheel Is A Total Nightmare And This Viral TikTok Is The Best PSA Showing What It’s Like

The Pixar Pal-A-Round at Disney California Adventure is not your average ferris wheel. It is a living nightmare.

Cinemablend

UPDATE: Women's Moto Show 8 Hits Los Angeles In June 2023, Here Are Details

MotoLady's Women's Motorcycle Show number eight will bring the best, brightest, boldest bikes from women across the motorcycling world to Los Angeles in June.

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Rocket Rods: The History Of Disneyland's Worst Attraction

Some Disneyland attractions become classics, and some... do not.

The Guardian - US

‘I stood there with my mouth open. It was a utopia’: 50 years of Olivia, the lesbian cruise company

The company, which began as a record label, beat the odds to offer a space where women could ‘come out and be themselves’

Evening Standard

The sour truth of Oxford Street’s candy shop curse

Garish sweet stores have been blighting the capital’s famous shopping centre in recent years, but with business rates unpaid, illegal goods seized and money laundering exposed, authorities are fighting back, says Anthony France

Tribune News Service

Guide to Toledo, Ohio: What to do, see and eat in the Glass City

DETROIT — Not just a city that you drive through on your way somewhere else, Toledo is a town worth stopping in.

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The lifeline of flying: the pilots connecting remote communities in Alaska

Small aircraft are essential to Alaska’s remote settlements, and flying is part of the state’s culture. Acacia Johnson, who grew up in Anchorage, has been photographing the pilots keeping remote communities connected

Daily Mirror

Ghost town Eagle Mountain abandoned since 1983 purchased by mystery buyer for $22.5MILLION

Eagle Mountain, a ghost town in California's desert, has been purchased by a company named Ecology Mountain Holdings, sparking curiosity about its potential revival

The Guardian - US

‘I flew through the air’: Canadian cyclist recovering after collision with bear

Kevin Milner was riding on trail north of Vancouver when black bear charged forward and sent him flipping over the handlebars

USA Today Sports Media Group

Cyclist T-bones a black bear; ‘I pretty much kissed the bear’

A Canadian man cycling down a paved trailway in Vancouver suffered injuries when he T-boned a black bear and went flying through the air.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago outdoors: Chicago wood duck taking flight, boat-tailed grackle, morel season recap

A photo of a wood duck drake taking flight in Chicago, fun facts while going down a rabbit hole on boat-tailed grackles and an overview of the season for morel mushrooms this spring around Chicago are among the notes from around Chicago outoors and beyond.

Tribune News Service

On Nutrition: New Mexico memories

Some things never change. Some do.

The Independent UK

On US Bike to Work Day, here's how COVID, eco-thinking made cycling better in cities worldwide

During the worst of the pandemic, outdoor recreation surged as people took up pursuits to escape isolation

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