In addition to a suite of brand new family shopping features, the launch of Instacart+ gives households free delivery on orders over $35, 5% credit back on all eligible Pickup orders, reduced service fees, and even the ability to share their subscription, making it the most cost-effective way for households to buy food and everyday essentials with Instacart
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Bristol Riverside Theatre: the three-concert Summer Music Fest kicks off June 15-25 with Rosemary Clooney & Friends: Come On-A My House, with songs from Rosemary Clooney, Doris Day, Patti Page, Kay Starr, Teresa Brewer and more

Rules by region and authority European Union Allowed: One disposable or Zippo lighter in your carry-on or on your person Not allowed: Any lighter with fuel in checked baggage Some airports (e.g., in Germany) may confiscate even permitted lighters United States (TSA) Just like in the European Union, the TSA follows similar rules: Allowed: One disposable or Zippo lighter in your carry-on or carried on your person Not allowed: Any lighter containing fuel in checked baggage, unless its stored in a special TSA-approved protective case (which most travellers dont use) Latin America Rules vary by country Most follow IATA guidelines, allowing one lighter in the cabin Lighters on a plane: where you can (and cant) carry them Travelling with a lighter can feel confusing because the rules vary between airports, airlines, and countries