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Taco Bell Faces Crunchwrap Chaos Over Lettuce Scare

July 27, 2026

Paragraph 1: A surge of frustrated comments on a popular food forum has exposed the turmoil inside Taco Bell’s kitchens. Employees are scrambling to adjust schedules while a health scare involving lettuce from a supplier has rattled the chain. Paragraph 2: The crisis began when a well‑known farm

business

Fair Pricing Laws: What Small Shops Need to Know

July 27, 2026

New Jersey has introduced a law that stops stores from charging different prices for the same item based on what they know about you. The rule, signed in July 2026, is part of a growing move to curb “surveillance pricing, ” where companies use data like your browsing history or location to decide ho

crime

Local Man Faces Charges After Shooting Incident in Township Parking Lot

July 27, 2026

A 50‑year‑old former inmate was taken to court on Monday after police said he fired a gun at another person in a parking area near KFC and Smokeville on North Center Road. The judge listed two counts: assault with a deadly weapon and using a firearm in a felony. If found guilty, the first charge car

education

Digital Quiz Fun Boosts Classroom Energy

July 27, 2026

In veterinary school, keeping students focused is a big challenge. A new experiment tried to see if adding a playful quiz tool would help fourth‑year students remember what they learn in oncology. The study used a popular online game platform that asks quick questions and shows instant scores. Resea

celebrities

Bill Oddie, beloved comic and bird lover, passes away at 85

July 27, 2026

A familiar face on British television has left the world. Bill Oddie, who first drew laughter as part of a quirky comedy trio in the 1970s, also captivated viewers with his passion for wildlife. He was born on a modest background but rose to national fame through a show that combined slap‑stick h

sports

Nebraska Faces Oregon After Two 7‑6 Seasons

July 27, 2026

The Cornhuskers will head to Eugene on October 17, fresh from a week where they hosted the defending national champions. They have had a tough early schedule and might enter the game with a 5‑1 record, but Nebraska still needs to prove they can compete against the Ducks. Dylan Raiola, who played

lifestyle

Hidden Waters: A Quiet Alternative to Tahoe

July 27, 2026

Lake Anza, tucked in Berkeley’s Tilden Regional Park, offers a serene swimming spot that rivals the famed Lake Tahoe without the crowds. The 10‑acre reservoir sits among redwoods and oaks, creating a peaceful escape in the East Bay. Visitors often praise its clean water and scenic hiking trails that

science

Quiet Rules That Keep Flights Safe

July 27, 2026

When a plane climbs or turns around for landing, passengers notice the cabin quiets down. That silence isn’t just courtesy; it is a safety rule that pilots follow strictly for the last 1, 000 feet of any climb or descent. The idea is simple: keep the crew’s minds sharp when the aircraft is most vuln

business

Micron Faces New Competition From China’s Latest Memory Chip IPO

July 27, 2026

Micron Technology, a long‑time player in the memory chip market, found its stock moving on Monday as China’s biggest new DRAM maker went public. The Chinese company, ChangXin Memory Technologies, raised more than 8 billion dollars in its debut and shot up over 500% on the first day. This surge

health

Simple Ways to Keep Digital Health Records Working in Tough Places

July 27, 2026

Health systems that use digital records can help people get better care, but they often fall apart in places with little money or bad infrastructure. A study looked at how a digital record system was set up in Haiti, a country that faces many of these problems. The researchers found that the b