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At least sixty-five Americans are among more than 660 travelers reported missing after devastating floods in Nepal, according to the country’s national tourism board
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Park Magazine editor-in-chief Julie Sagoskin describes how volcanic activity in Italy upended her vacation and forced her to take an approximately 11-hour overnight train to Rome before catching a flight back to New York
Minnesota health officials are warning consumers not to eat certain brands of alfalfa sprouts that have been tied to an unusual outbreak involving different disease-causing bacteria
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An oversized carrot on the wall may be the first thing visitors notice at the Central Texas Food Bank’s new Waco distribution center. But the larger story is what the facility could mean for local families: shorter trips, faster deliveries, and a more direct route from donated food to pantry shelves
Across Texas, a state-run digital network is helping school cafeterias replace some far-traveled ingredients with food grown closer to home
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