New Fda Research Finds 12% Of Retail Chicken Has Salmonella, 74% Of Which Is Antibiotic-resistant

Jewelry is much more than a trendy addition to an outfit. Jewelry is designed to make a statement about who you are and what you love. With this in mind, Serendipitous Project founder Sydney Ziems launched a line of ethically sourced jewelry that carries many meanings: sustainability, affordability and a deep love and appreciation for the world around us. “Our number one priority is providing eco-conscious affordable accessories that are daring and unique,” the Serendipitous Project website reads.

On July 25, animal lovers are invited to participate in a virtual animal sanctuary tour that will let them peek into 10 American sanctuaries. The Great Farm Sanctuary Tour, organized by Lancaster Farm Sanctuary in Pennsylvania, will raise money to help these nonprofits continue caring for their rescued animals. The Northeast, Midwest, California, Colorado, Texas and Hawaii will be represented on the virtual tour.

A tale of determination, exploration and sustainability, architects Guylee Simmonds and David Schnabel are taking the trip of a lifetime on a repurposed, retired Arctic lifeboat. Along with their seafaring dog, Shackleton the Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever, these two architects have given a second life to a decommissioned lifeboat that served in the Western Isles of Scotland.

By Brandy McDonnell3rd Act Theatre Company, a new nonprofit theater company in Oklahoma City, will host an awards show in celebration of the closing of its first season, which followed the theme "Family.

By Brandy McDonnellOklahoma City Repertory Theatre has announced a call for online plays for new voices and young audiences for its new Stage at Home series. The professional regional theater also known as CityRep is seeking submissions of new, previously unproduced plays, written for online communications platforms like Zoom, FaceTime and Skype, according to a news release.

By Brandy McDonnellA six-team, cross-country race on 5.5 mph Craftsman T110 lawnmowers will be featured on the new reality show "The Great Grass Race," which is launching a new streaming site called Menace Vision. In a summer when a crippling pandemic has slowed down everything exponentially, the reality show might be the bonding experience everyone needs, says show creator/executive producer Denis Oliver, a native of Neuville-les-Dames in France, according to a news release.“I wanted a show that everyone could relate to while also forcing people, including strangers, to work together toward a common objective,” said Oliver in a statement.