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Search ArticlesTaste of Europe Challenge Brought Live Culinary Competition to Grand Central Terminal
Live event connected US food and beverage trade and media with European quality products , /PRNewswire/ -- The "More Than European Food and Drinks, Savoring Stories" campaign brought the Taste of Europe Challenge to Vanderbilt Hall® in Grand Central Terminal, where two contestants competed in a live, head-to-head culinary competition featuring premium food and beverage products from Europe.
Hanwha recognized on Fast Company's 2026 Next Big Things in Tech list
, /PRNewswire/ -- Recognition honors EnergyFluo™, an agentic AI energy management system that orchestrates power from multiple sources, inclusive of grid, battery storage and on-site generation, and optimizes facility load so data centers can flexibly run more IT capacity within the power they already have.
Sylvia Jean Eddy Peet
Sylvia Jean Eddy Peet died at home in Richmond, VT on Sept. 23 and entered Heaven’s gates at 95 years old, surrounded by her loving family. Born on May 20, 1931, Sylvia was the seventh of eight children in the Eddy family, growing up on a dairy farm in Hinesburg, Vermont. In 1949, Sylvia graduated from Hinesburg High School and then Burlington Business College. She met her husband Fred Peet at Hinesburg High School. In 1957, they bought the Powell farm on Jericho Road in Richmond.
How to make the most of your garden this fall
(BPT) - As temperatures get crisp, there's still plenty to do and enjoy in the garden. Beyond tidying up and preparing for the months ahead, fall is a great time to refresh outdoor spaces with décor and seasonal plants that can thrive well into the season. For novices and experienced gardeners alike, this fall checklist from the tastemakers at Ball Horticultural Company can help with planning as the season changes.
Entertain Like Martha Stewart: 5 Deck Decorating Ideas for the Ultimate Gathering
(BPT) - Few people have shaped the art of American entertaining quite like Martha Stewart. Known for her impeccable eye for detail and thoughtful approach to hosting, Martha believes the best gatherings are all about creating a space where guests feel comfortable, connected and welcome. That philosophy extends to her outdoor spaces, too. For her Bedford, New York, backyard, Martha chose Trex® composite decking and railing to create a beautiful, durable foundation for outdoor entertaining.
Type 2 Diabetes Doesn't Have to Be Your Future: Medicare Has a Benefit That Can Help
(Feature Impact) Nearly 1 in 2 people age 65 and older has prediabetes – a condition where blood sugar (glucose) levels run higher than normal. Left unchecked, prediabetes can progress to type 2 diabetes. However, with the right support, prediabetes can often be managed or even reversed. If you have Medicare, you may qualify for a Medicare-covered program that can help you lower your chances of developing type 2 diabetes – at no cost to you.
What are typical mistakes homeowners make when refinishing hardwood floors?
(BPT) - Key takeaways: Beautiful, durable and unique, hardwood floors have an enduring appeal few other flooring materials can match. Each floor brings the warmth and character of natural wood into a home, creating a surface that can evolve and last for generations. In a 2026 Bona survey, 87% of homeowners ranked flooring among the home features they're most willing to invest in.
For the sandwich generation: Finding help caring for a parent with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's
(BPT) - Key takeaways: By Sherri Snelling, gerontologist and Comfort Keepers spokesperson Caregivers from the sandwich generation perform a delicate balancing act: simultaneously caring for children and older parents, along with other obligations such as work. While stretching your time, energy and emotional resources thin, you have little "me time" for self-care. The good news is, although caregiving can be disruptive, it is also one of the most powerful expressions of love.
Building the cyber workforce: Why hands-on, AI-ready education matters
(BPT) - Cyber-enabled crimes are on the rise, posing significant threats to organizations' data, proprietary technology and financial assets. Whether cybercriminals aim to disrupt operations by wiping data, as was the case with the medical tech company Stryker, or to steal millions of dollars, as in the Arup AI deepfake incident, the need for robust cybersecurity has never been more urgent.
How to spot and avoid AI scams
(BPT) - Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly become part of many people's everyday lives. Unfortunately, that includes scammers. The good news? You don't need to be a tech expert to protect yourself. When you slow down, ask questions and double-check what you're seeing or hearing, their schemes often fall apart. Here are 9 tips from Navy Federal Credit Union to recognize and avoid AI scams. Pause and verify.