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# A Mid-Day News Break
Whether you’re reading this on your lunch break or just as a way to get your mind off of things, we’re glad you’re here…and we have some news that has been carefully curated!
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### **The Latest News**
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[Mace Defeats McCarthy-Backed Challenger in South Carolina Primary]([link removed][EMAIL_ADDRESS])
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### Dreaming of a Vacation?
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Known as the “Halibut Fishing Capital of the World” and in July as “The City of Peonies,” Homer is a vibrant commercial fishing hub situated on Kachemak Bay on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula. The annual Homer Peony Celebration, from July 1-30, honors the exquisite flowers cultivated on Homer’s 25 peony farms, famed for their large, vibrant blooms.
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### **5 Weird Facts of the Day**
Just when you think things couldn’t get any weirder…
* The word "soda" comes from sodium, a mineral commonly found in natural springs, and was first used to describe carbonation in 1802.
* The small intestine is actually larger than the large intestine by about 15 feet in length.
* Animals that lay eggs don’t have belly buttons.
* You blink about 20 times per minute.
* Leeches were used in the Victorian era to predict the weather.
Talk to you soon,
_Sam Bennett_
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