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food spoilage

Farmers Fight for More Money as Energy Prices Rise

June 25, 2026

President Trump has asked lawmakers to give farmers an extra $11 billion because fuel and fertilizer costs have shot up since the conflict with Iran began. The request would add to $12 billion already handed out this year, helping a sector that is struggling with high production expenses and low cro

environment

Boston’s dry spell: why the city’s water crisis is more than just a summer slump

June 25, 2026

Boston is staring down its driest year in over a century, with rainfall falling short by more than nine inches so far. That’s not just a minor blip—it’s the biggest shortfall in 152 years of weather records, beating the next driest year by a wide margin. Even a few recent downpours barely made a den

finance

Tech Stocks Move in Different Directions as Investors React to Market Trends

June 25, 2026

Stocks had a mixed day on Wednesday, with the Dow Jones rising slightly while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq dropped a bit. Some companies saw big changes in their stock prices, showing how unpredictable the market can be. Micron Technology’s stock had a wild day, dropping during regular trading but jumpin

technology

Lenses that track uric acid: what tears reveal about your health

June 25, 2026

Tiny sensors inside soft contact lenses can now read uric acid levels in tears instead of blood, offering a painless way to watch how the body reacts to food and exercise. Researchers tested the lenses on rabbits first, then on people with high uric acid and gout. The numbers in tears matched closel

environment

Are data centers worth the hidden costs?

June 25, 2026

A quiet industry boom is happening in towns across America. Tech companies are building huge data centers in places where people live and work. These centers power things like AI chatbots and cloud storage, but they also use massive amounts of water and electricity. In some areas, they drink up more

entertainment

Japanese drinks and flavors meet Oregon brews in Portland celebration

June 25, 2026

Next month, Portland will get a taste of Japan without the long flight. A festival called Fuji to Hood is bringing 25 breweries and cider makers from Japan straight to The Redd in Southeast Portland on July 18. Instead of plain lagers, visitors will find beers spiced with yuzu, IPAs brewed with matc

business

Reviving Bay City’s Historic Heart with Café Plans and Grants

June 25, 2026

Lumberman’s Mercantile isn’t just a store anymore. It’s turning into a café too, thanks to a $25, 000 grant that aims to boost small businesses and restore old buildings. The store sits in a 143-year-old brick building on Midland Street in Bay City, a street known for its mix of old and new business

business

Graton Resort's big expansion and new hiring push in Sonoma County

June 25, 2026

Sonoma County's economy is getting a boost from a major local business opening more doors. Graton Resort and Casino is expanding with a new $1 billion wing that includes dining spots like AYA restaurant, sports bar Playbook, and doughnut shop SoCo Dough Co. Around 300 new jobs are up for grabs just

art

Brooklyn Park Nights: Food, Music and Fresh Picks

June 24, 2026

Brooklyn’s new public space at 115 Water St. turns into a lively hub every second Thursday, starting this month. The park hosts free shows and local vendors from 5 to 9 p. m. , inviting residents to bring chairs or blankets for a relaxed evening. June’s gathering welcomes a tasty treat from the B

sports

Mexican Fans Turn LA Stadium Into a Third Team

June 24, 2026

Los Angeles hosts many World Cup games, but the city’s biggest crowd is not always for the home team. Mexican supporters flood the stadium in green shirts, waving flags and cheering even when Mexico isn’t playing. They create a lively atmosphere that feels like a third team on the field. At a recen