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Traveling to Hawaii? Be Prepared to Pay
Vaccinated travelers may soon be able to travel to Hawaii without testing or quarantining, some eight months after the state instituted its stern Safe Travels program. In recent days, David Ige, Hawaii’s governor, has issued a series of guidelines regarding travel and other aspects of further reopening the state, which has had the strictest entry…
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How to Reopen Offices Safely
For the last 15 months, many American offices sat essentially empty. Conference rooms and cubicles went unused, elevators uncalled, files untouched. Whiteboards became time capsules. Succulents had to fend for themselves. But over the coming weeks, many of these workplaces will creak slowly back to life. By September, roughly half of Manhattan’s one million office…
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Consider the $34 Lobster Roll
WISCASSET, Maine — On the first weekend of June, the scene at Red’s Eats seemed much like summers past. The line of tourists waiting to order at this picturesque seafood shack ran down the block. The sun beat down and employees passed out umbrellas and water, the sort of nicety you provide when your restaurant…
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Finding the Right Recipe for a Happy Life
Jamila Ross and Akino West both work in the food and hospitality business, but that’s pretty much where the similarities end. When the pair, who had dated off and on for several years before becoming a couple, opened the Copper Door Bed & Breakfast in Miami in 2018, their schedules were grueling. “We were at…
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The Officiant Finally Becomes the Bride
It was the classic tale with a twist: Victoria Hogan was always the officiant, never the bride. The 35-year-old owner of a Las Vegas-based pop-up wedding company, Flora Pop, had single-handedly married more than 3,000 couples over the past seven years before she finally had an opportunity to stand in the spotlight. “It was an…
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First a ‘Little White Lie,’ Then a Solid Commitment
Shortly after Summer Hofford and Dr. Sujay Kulshrestha connected on Tinder, they agreed to meet at a Chicago bar one cold and rainy Saturday in April 2016. Their first round of drinks went smoothly. Dr. Kulshrestha, 29, had just graduated from Washington University in St. Louis. He later received a medical degree from the University…
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In Translation: A Friendship Redefined
Madeline Rhiana Belloff was at the ready with Red Bull Energy Drinks, Sour Patch Kids candy and Goldfish crackers, while Daniel Alexander Martinez fortified them with sandwiches from the local deli when they often studied together at Columbia. “We were both studious and nerdy,” said Ms. Belloff, who likes to say they met “across the…
DetailsWhat the C.E.O. of Pfizer and Other Covid-19 Fighters Learned From Their Parents
Various people working to stop the pandemic reflected on the life skills their parents taught them: determination, teamwork, resilience and more.
Her Sister Died of a Brain Tumor. Now She Was Having Similar Symptoms.
Humanity has planted flags on the moon, yet a moonshot for brain cancer has yet to be realized. Diagnosis known, we gradually stopped removing more tumor. The more tumor you remove, the longer the average survival, meager though it may be. But the quest for surgical perfection sometimes comes with a cost. In the brain,…
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