
Kathleen Wong
Consumer Travel Reporter at USA Today
Consumer travel reporter for @usatoday | Words also in @thecut, @nytimes, @natgeo | [email protected]
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6 days ago |
biggerpockets.com | Kathleen Wong
Hi BP community,I’m considering purchasing a turnkey cabin about 30 minutes from North Cascades National Park in Marblemount, WA (zip: 98267). The property is in a gated community and appears to be Airbnb-ready with solar and backup generator—great for a nature getaway. I’m an active investor, but not local to the area.
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2 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Kathleen Wong
A Hawaii Volcanoes National Park visitor was rescued by first responders Wednesday night after falling 30 feet off a steep cliff while trying to get a closer look at the Kilauea volcanic eruption, according to park officials. The 30-year-old man from Boston suffered minor facial injuries, according to the National Park Service. He had strayed from the popular Byron Ledge Trail to get a better view of the eruption, but "got too close to the sheer cliff edge," according to a Friday press release.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Kathleen Wong
A doctor shares the 7 supplements he takes a day to reduce inflammation, prevent heart disease, and support metabolismSupplements can be a great way to get an edge in your fitness, reduce the risk of disease, and even boost longevity — but picking the right combination is key to avoiding side effects, said a liver doctor. It's a common misconception that supplements, especially natural ones like herbs, are safer …
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2 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Kathleen Wong
• A Condor flight from Zurich to Crete experienced multiple diversions and an overnight stay due to severe weather. • The flight, initially scheduled for under three hours, ultimately took over 32 hours and returned to Zurich without reaching Crete. A recent Condor flight, which was supposed to take less than three hours, turned into a 32-hour ordeal when poor weather forced multiple diversions, including an overnight stay, according to the Germany-based airline.
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2 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Kathleen Wong
• Hercules and Ned, two border collies, work at West Virginia International Yeager Airport as wildlife specialists. • Their primary job is to patrol the airfield and chase away birds, preventing potential collisions with aircraft. • The dogs have become beloved airport ambassadors, comforting travelers and even inspiring a children's book.
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It's been one year since fires devastated a Hawaii community. I talk about what the year since has been like for Lahaina, and take a look at what's next on today's episode of The Excerpt from @usatoday. https://t.co/9cS5FZ6Prp

Have you or anyone you know been hit with a big medical bill on a cruise and would share your story with me for an article with @USATODAY ? TIA!

Looking for people who broke up while on a trip or broke up and still went on a planned trip for a @USATODAY story! DM me!