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TravelAwaits May.3.2021 Everyone loves to travel to get away from it all — only to discover that one of the best things about travel is sharing it with friends and loved ones back home. Thankfully, between email, social media, apps, and virtual programs, it’s easy to check in and say hello at any time. But every now and then, it’s nice to get a real letter from home. Or, occasionally, it might be a necessity. Legal and financial documents don’t stop coming, no matter where you are. If you’re contemplating a long-term trip or even making the shift to living as a digital nomad, here�...

Reviews for the real world. Wirecutter is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Learn more Real Talk Illustration: Yann Bastard Published April 22, 2021 Share this post A couple of days before I started reporting this story, I ordered a cat scratcher from Amazon. When it arrived, I immediately felt guilty. The scratcher was made entirely of cardboard. It came inside its own cardboard mailing box. And that box had been stuck inside another, much larger cardboard box and surrounded by bubble wrap. All of that, just to deliver intact somet...

technology solutions Source: Hayato Huseman / Android Central One of the quickest and easiest solutions to the problem of package theft is to install some sort of security device to monitor your front porch. A video doorbell from Ring or Nest, or a dedicated porch security camera from Blink are ideal because they allow you to monitor your home on a whim, and they will send you notifications when they pick up motion. Some of the more sophisticated ones can even monitor pre-defined areas (so they're not paying attention to what is going on down the street) and can even identify specific faces....

Enter your number to get our free mobile app New Fairfield Police dispatched a patrol car to check it out, but when Delucia spotted the police cruiser, he tried to drive away but was unsuccessful. The officers searched Delucia's vehicle and found "multiple packages," and none of them were addressed to Delucia. It appeared most of the packages were addressed to Danbury residents. There was also a strong odor of marijuana coming from inside the vehicle. Delucia was arrested and charged with fifth-degree larceny and third-degree criminal trespass and possession of less than a half-ounce of the ...