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A couple of obvious benefits of getting up close and personal with livestock are their warm body temperatures and slower heartbeats.

This event on October 30th includes some traditional Scottish food, a little history, and maybe even a ghost story or two.

During the trying times of the COVID-19 pandemic, necessity again becomes the mother of invention.

The whole idea sprang from the boredom and restlessness they were experiencing at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

During the pandemic, one man has been providing some comic relief from his front yard in Bath, New York.

Regal lost $1.6 billion in the first half of 2020 because of the pandemic shutdown.

There are still plans to put a tree in Clinton Square and trim it with lights, but the event will have to be a virtual celebration.

The event is free to anyone able to attend from the safety of their cars, and will feature materials and information from local health care agencies, plus some great freebies.

Hay rides, a corn maze, pumpkin picking and live farm animals are just part of the fun in Marietta.

One of the top things to do in Sodus Point is tour the lighthouse, which was built in 1824, fell into disrepair during the Civil War, and has been restored.