If Millennials really don’t like cereal, there are plenty of folks out there who do, namely seniors and little kids. Cereal manufacturers know this, which is informing their strategy to survive. (Source: CNN)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: How D’ Ya Like Them Whatchamacallits?
There’s a new apple in town. Really, it’s a totally new breed of apple. Were there not enough as it is? (Source: AP via Los Angeles Times)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Better Late
A woman returned a library book 70 years late. There were no overdue fees, in case you were wondering. (Source: KNTV/San Jose-San Francisco)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Your Papers, Please
The Real ID deadline is now closer than one year out. You’ll need one, or a passport, to fly. You might not want to wait much longer to get one. (Source: Los Angeles Times)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Snatching Snickers
A survey said that most parents help themselves to some of their kids’ Halloween candy. Letting the kids do all the work seems unfair. (Source: WWBT-TV/Richmond)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Privacy Please
A high school in Pennsylvania is converting its gym locker rooms to non-gender-specific status. The genius is in how they’re doing that. (Source: WGAL-TV/Lancaster)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Power Trip
The winds are coming back and the utilities are ready to cut power again in Southern California. That’s understandable on one level, but there HAS to be a better way.
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Leave the Light On For Us
What should hotels be doing for travelers? One article makes some suggestions. I have some, too. (Source: New York Times)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Blippimania
A children’s entertainer sends an actor in his place for a national live tour. Parents who bought tickets want the real thing, not a simulation. (Source: BuzzFeed News)
The Evening Bulletin with Perry Michael Simon: Take Off
Monday is a holiday. You would be excused for not noticing. But holidays are what we need.
