Month: September 2022

Factors To Consider When Renting A Cabin

When renting a cabin, you need to look at several factors. These include size, location, amenities, and price. These factors can have a direct impact on the quality of your rental. Below are some tips for finding the best rental cabin for you. Consider each of them to get the most out of your rental cabin.

Price

Regarding Broken Bow cabin rentals, the price varies depending on the location and type of cabin you’re renting. For instance, a cabin that is equipped with all the amenities you could want for your next vacation will likely cost more than one that is a little more rustic. The same goes for cabins that are large enough to accommodate large groups. Fortunately, it’s possible to find a great deal on a cabin rental. Using the Internet, you can find a variety of cabins at a reasonable price.

Size

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Central Arkansas Pride responds to ‘Out Days’ cancellation at Travelers game | KLRT

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – An LGBTQ+ rights group pulls out of having a representative throw the first pitch at the Arkansas Travelers game Thursday night as part of its ‘Out Days’ event.

A spokesperson for Central Arkansas Pride said they originally planned for a drag queen to throw out the first pitch tonight, but they pulled out after learning it would need to be another member of the LGBTQ+ community instead.

“We picked someone that we felt represented the values ​​of our community and was a good role model,” said Zack Baker, Executive Director of Central Arkansas Pride.

Baker said the night was originally supposed to be part of the organization’s annual ‘Out Days’ event.

“The Travs said they didn’t feel this was the right time for us to do that to which we

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Amtrak travelers waiting on trips to be rebooked after strike averted

Jenna Johnson-Hall should have been getting ready for a long-awaited trip to see her partner and meet her partner’s family. Instead, she spent much of Thursday waiting to find out if she would be able to take the trip at all.

Like Amtrak customers across the country, her long-distance train was canceled Wednesday as Amtrak braced for a possible freight rail strike over working conditions, pay, and other benefits like paid sick leave.

The strike was averted with a tentative union deal, but Johnson-Hall and others were still elements of what was next for them.

“Amtrak is working to quickly restore canceled trains and reaching out to impacted customers to accommodate on first available departures,” Amtrak, which was not involved with the freight negotiations, told USA TODAY.

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Japanese yen collapse forces nation to reopen for travelers

The Japanese government is walking back years of harsh travel restrictions as the yen collapses in value due to a stagnant economy and weak trade.

Japan will allow all travelers with at least three COVID-19 vaccine injections or a negative test result to enter the country without the need for a visa.

Japan until recently has all but completely rejected foreigners seeking entry or re-entry into the country.

The dramatic reversal was announced as the Japanese government struggles to keep the yen from further collapse.

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Japan's Nikkei 225 index board seen in Tokyo

A person wearing a protective mask walks in front of an electronic stock board showing Japan’s Nikkei 225 index at a securities firm, Sept. 9, 2022, in Tokyo. (AP Photo/Eugene Hoshiko/AP Newsroom)

The yen fell to a 24-year low point last week, its value plummeting to

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What Amtrak travelers need to know about the looming freight rail strike

(CNN) — With a tentative deal reached to prevent a freight railroad strike, Amtrak is working to get its schedule back in order.

“Amtrak is working to quickly restore canceled trains and reaching out to impacted customers to accommodate on first available departures,” Amtrak said in a statement Thursday morning.

The deal between railroad unions and management was announced just after 5 am ET Thursday in a statement from the White House.

While negotiations did not involve Amtrak or the Amtrak workforce, passenger rail service was adjusted on routes that could have been affected by the dispute.

By Wednesday, Amtrak had announced the suspension of all long-distance Amtrak trains starting Thursday. And later Wednesday evening, Amtrak added that some state-supported trains — such as those in Virginia — would not run starting on Thursday evening.

More details are expected soon on whether the dispute’s resolution will alter those cancellations.

Here’s

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