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Flying to the US soon? You’ll need to sign a Congo travel form first

Every passenger boarding an international flight to the United States will soon have to sign a statement that they have not been in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) in the 21 days before departure. The rule, ordered by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), is meant to keep the Ebola outbreak in that Central African country from being carried into the US by air.The Global Filipino Magazine

The Monocacy Aqueduct: Walk where canal boats once travelled

The Monocacy Aqueduct near Dickerson, MD, is an engineering marvel and a timeless work of art. Nearly 200 years after its construction, the resilient landmark endures as a transportation relicBay Journal

More Premium Seating on KLM Flights to Aruba and Bonaire This Winter

KLM is offering passengers to Aruba and Bonaire more options for extra comfort this winter. The airline will deploy its Boeing 777 and Boeing 787-10 aircraft on the route to Aruba and Bonaire. These aircraft offer more capacity in both World Business Class and Premium Comfort Class, allowing passengers to enjoy an even more comfortable travel experience to both Caribbean islands. , , , , By deploying its Boeing fleet, KLM is responding to the growing demand for premium travel. Previously, KLM...WebWire

Beautiful Maine day to the Om Dome (Day 155)

Where Dreamcatcher got sick two days ago and still isn’t feeling good enough to hike, my dad also got down with the sickness today and can’t hike. One cold and wet night really trashes your immune system on a thru-hike like this. Small Bites never fully recovered from his symptoms either. We expect that his body just isn’t recovering because of the constant stress of hiking. But, he’s feeling good enough to get out today. This tramily is starting to look like a sick ward. ...The Trek

Wellington Engineer: New Roundabouts Will Improve Traffic And Safety In Village - Town-Crier Newspaper

Two new roundabouts are coming to Wellington to improve traffic and safety in the community. Construction is currently underway on both projects: one at Lake Worth Road and 120th Avenue South, and one at the main entrance to Village Park on Pierson Road. “Roundabouts combine lower vehicle speeds with more continuous traffic flow. Their geometry […]Town-Crier Newspaper