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9 great things to do through the summer months in the Florida Keys

1 day ago | gmtoday.com | Kari Barnett

The Florida Keys have more than beauty and beaches. Here's a look at some activities going on this summer. 5-7 Coralpalooza Tenth-anniversary event honoring World Ocean Day and World Reef Awareness Day. SCUBA-certified divers get hands-on restoration opportunities and snorkelers explore the broader context of coral reef conservation. Times vary. Upper and Lower Keys. coralrestoration.org/coralpalooza.
Feenstra lays groundwork to run for Iowa governor

1 day ago | gmtoday.com | Niels Lesniewski

Republican Rep. Randy Feenstra has filed paperwork to run for governor of Iowa in the 2026 election. Feenstra, a third-term congressman from Hull, Iowa, won his 2024 reelection with over 67% of the vote; if he proceeds with a gubernatorial campaign, it would create an open seat in the heavily Republican 4th District. Feenstra first came to Congress after defeating longtime incumbent Rep. Steve King in a Republican primary in 2020.
The best US trains for stargazing trips

2 days ago | gmtoday.com | John Metcalfe

SAN JOSE, Calif. — Light pollution is the bane of a stargazer’s existence. The glow emanating from cities tends to wash out everything interesting happening above our head — comets, meteor showers, the (until recently) floating astronaut prison that is the International Space Station. But there’s a way to lose the washed-out skies, and it involves one of the world’s most romantic forms of travel: riding a train on a historic railway.
What do you want on a cruise? How private resorts are changing travel

2 days ago | gmtoday.com | Vinod Sreeharsha

Cruise ships are trying to navigate murky waters. Do travelers want more and faster waterslides? Or the number of decks to reach the 30s? Do they still want to hike on all seven continents? Or just stay on the ship and sip fruity cocktails? Growth in cruise ship travel is starting to slow compared to the post-pandemic boom. That trend has cruise lines looking at several ways to keep people coming on board. Some are creating new private resorts. Others are doubling down on super high-end luxury trips.
New director prepares to lead Lake Area Free Clinic

2 days ago | gmtoday.com | Katherine Beck

OCONOMOWOC — The leadership at Lake Area Free Clinic is about to experience a major change, but the focus on the well-being of clients will remain. Longtime Executive Director Mary Reich is set to retire from the nonprofit on June 1 and will be replaced by Audra O’Connell, who has already immersed herself in its operations. Reich has been with LAFC since its opening night in July 2001 as a volunteer.
Public market planned for downtown Oconomowoc

2 days ago | gmtoday.com | Katherine Beck

OCONOMOWOC — A building in downtown Oconomowoc that has sat vacant for years is about to get a major facelift inside and out when plans come to fruition for it to be turned into a public market containing several businesses, such as a bakery, a florist and a deli. Kim, Mike and Ken Herro want to transform the former Oconomowoc Enterprise building into a public market.
Guse adapts and thrives

2 days ago | gmtoday.com | Beckett Callan

WEST BEND — Softball is not supposed to be easy. With the pitching rubber only 43 feet away and a ball coming from down to up, hitting a softball is one of the hardest things to do in sports. But that hasn’t been the case for West Bend West senior Paige Guse. Guse, who is the Spartans’ catcher this season after having been a starting infielder for the past three seasons, was hitting .386 with a .532 on-base percentage and a .719 slugging percentage entering Monday.
On Nutrition: More on oxalates

2 days ago | gmtoday.com | Barbara Intermill

A recent column on oxalates — natural components in plant foods that, when consumed in excess, can interfere with calcium absorption and contribute to kidney stones — brought these questions from readers:“Thanks for your recent article on oxalates and calcium. I have osteoporosis and I'm trying to get enough calcium, magnesium and vitamin D through both food and supplements. Do most forms of soy products (e.g. soybeans, soy burgers/sausage, soy milk, tofu, etc.) interfere with calcium absorption?
Will your credit card work abroad?

2 days ago | gmtoday.com | Ariana Arghandewal

Credit cards are widely accepted in most parts of the world, which is great for those who want to maximize rewards on their trips abroad. Not only do many cards offer generous rewards on travel spending, but they also provide convenience and an added layer of protection in case your trip doesn’t go as planned. Using a credit card is better than using cash in most cases. However, you may still encounter issues when attempting to use your credit card abroad, so make sure to plan accordingly.
One record down, one to go

5 days ago | gmtoday.com | Beckett Callan

WEST BEND — Forty-four years. That’s how long the girls discus record at West Bend West had stood. That was until April 17, at a home track and field meet, when senior Amaya Lafontant tossed it 118 feet, beating the record of 117 feet, 8 inches set by Karla Reichert in 1981. "On my first throw, I hit 111 and then I was like, ‘I know I can throw past that one,’" Lafontant said.