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Lisa Cericola

Reporter · US

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Aug 8, 2026
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Jul 16, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Lisa Cericola

    8 Genius Things Super-Organized People Do to Get Ready for Back-to-School Season (opens the original)

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    Whether your kids are entering kindergarten or starting their senior year of high school, the return to school at the end of summer break is a huge transition—for them, but also for you. There are things to buy (backpacks, notebooks, all the snacks) and do (health forms to complete, sports teams to sign up for). Plus, there are new routines to be established. It’s tempting to leave these tasks until just before the new school year—you deserve to enjoy the last few weeks of summer, too, after all

  2. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Lisa Cericola

    Why You Should Always Look at the Grocery Store Produce Stickers (opens the original)

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    Chances are, you’ve never thought much about those little stickers on grocery store produce, other than when you’re struggling to peel them off. Most fruits and vegetables, as well as many nuts and herbs, are labeled with a 4- or 5-digit code. I always assumed the numbers were there to help cashiers ring up items. While that is true—they are referred to as Price Look-Up (PLU) codes—that isn’t the whole story. These stickers actually contain information about the produce and are set by an organiz

  3. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Lisa Cericola

    7 Unexpected Baby Naming Laws That Actually Exist (opens the original)

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    Like styles of jeans and pop stars, baby name trends come and go. Right now, quirky spellings and names inspired by mythology (Lilith, Persephone) or places (Ocean, London) are falling out of favor, while gender-fluid (Parker, Remi) and romantic, vintage names (Eliana, Ophelia) are on the rise. While it might seem like you can call your child anything these days, that’s actually not the case. In America, there are state laws that dictate what you can and can’t put on a birth certificate. The mos

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