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What travelers can expect from new hotel prices, fees for specific amenities

Thursday, August 19 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Travel looks different in 2021 with changes at hotels like charges for amenities and services. Some hotels have stripped-down room rates to the bare minimum, tacking on extras like access to the gym or pool for a fee. MCR Hotels, one of the... Read More.

Beech-Nut to stop selling a specific baby rice cereal because of arsenic levels found in some test samples

Friday, June 11 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Baby food brand Beech-Nut Nutrition this week announced a voluntary recall of one of its baby food products and said it would stop making the product due to arsenic levels found in some test samples. The company on Tuesday issued a voluntary... Read More.

City of Everett Lifts Breed Specific Ban on “Dangerous” Dog Breeds

Friday, November 29 by Everett Post

City of Everett Lifts Breed Specific Ban on “Dangerous” Dog Breeds The city of Everett has kept breed-specific legislation in place for years, which classified pit bulls or pit bull mixes as “potentially dangerous dogs.” The legislation broadly applied to ownership and confinement. “Pit bulls living... Read More.

Breed Specific Bans Coming to an End in Everett, all of WA

Saturday, August 3 by Everett Post

Everett is among the many cities in Washington where breed-specific, blanket bans on certain types of dogs has been enforced, for years. No longer is this the case, beginning next year. The EMC 6.08.010(b) defines them very broadly, to include all mixes as well: “Any dog known... Read More.

Stories tagged with: specific

What travelers can expect from new hotel prices, fees for specific amenities

Beech-Nut to stop selling a specific baby rice cereal because of arsenic levels found in some test samples

City of Everett Lifts Breed Specific Ban on “Dangerous” Dog Breeds

Breed Specific Bans Coming to an End in Everett, all of WA

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