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Bill Ralston: Cold comfort in the Cook Islands travel bubble 13 May, 2021 08:00 PM 3 minutes to read As appealing as the Cook Islands may be, most of us will sit tight, writes Bill Ralston. Photo / 123RF As appealing as the Cook Islands may be, most of us will sit tight, writes Bill Ralston. Photo / 123RF By: Bill Ralston The Cook Islands travel bubble is now opening up. An ice-cold beer at Trader Jacks in Rarotonga, a swim at Muri Beach and lounging by the pool on Aitutaki. Ah, no thanks. Not at the moment. I might wait a few months. The pandemic has made most of us much more conservative about overseas travel than we were 18 months ago. As appealing as Queensland or the Cooks may be as temperatures here drop overnight and winter looms, most of us will sit tight. We are nervous about what may happen next. Better to stay home and get that vaccination before making a move. ....
10 Local Beers Youâll Want to Stick in the Cooler This Summer May 12, 2021 Photo by Stacey Sprenz Photography The summer months can pose a bit of a challenge, here in the Triangle. By May, locals know to expect pollen, sweltering heat, and swarms of bugs. But the trials of summer are no match to a blindly positive attitude (âItâll probably cool down soon!â) and a cooler full of locally brewed beers. And as the stateâs vaccination numbers rise, folks are more willing to safely meet and share a drink. To help you make the most of this summer, we put together a list of locally brewed beers to look out for. From crisp lagers to tropical fruit sours, thereâs something for everyone to enjoy. ....
The best beer and ale festivals to book in 2021 Sip your way through some of the world s best pours this year as the country s biggest beer festivals return for the summer Beer Central in Birmingham Partial to a pint? Whether it’s something hoppy, fruity, rich or sour, there’s bound to be something for everyone at one of the country’s many craft beer festivals, which – Covid-restrictions permitting – will be returning to venues indoors and out around the UK this summer. From one-day events to weekend camps and featuring beers from around the globe, the craft beer festival calendar feels as eclectic, eccentric (see below for the Great Central Railway beer festival and steam fair) and exciting as ever. ....
Kansas Cityâs Surprising Connection to Japanese Internment Camps Kansas Cityâs Surprising Connection to Japanese Internment Camps Understanding History During âA Very Turbulent Moment Right Nowâ In the aftermath of the attack on Pearl Harbor, anti-Japanese hysteria gripped the United States. Early in World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 commanding that âall persons of Japanese ancestryâ be moved into internment camps. The U.S. the government called them âassembly centers.â But some historians now believe that âconcentration campsâ might have been more accurate. Although there werenât any camps in the Midwest, a small group of college-aged Japanese American students from internment camps landed at Park College in 1942. ....