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Sunday, June 20, 2010, is the centennial celebration of Father's Day. Visit the FAQ at USA.gov for the history of the observance, a link to U.S. Census information on fathers, and more. |
If you have Medicare prescription drug coverage and will reach the coverage gap in 2010, Medicare will automatically send you a tax-free, one-time $250 rebate check starting in mid-June. Visit the FAQ at USA.gov for more information. |
Is Flag Day a federal holiday? Although Flag Day is not a federal holiday, Americans everywhere honor and celebrate the history and heritage it represents. Visit the FAQ at USA.gov to learn how to display the flag and what the American flag's colors represent. |
What is National Get Outdoors Day? National Get Outdoors Day is Saturday, June 12, to encourage healthy, active outdoor fun. For information on recreational activities such as fishing and biking, and places such as state and national parks and wildlife refuges, visit the FAQ at USA.gov. |
Who are some famous Caribbean-Americans? Former Secretary of State Colin Powell and Founding Father Alexander Hamilton are two famous Caribbean-Americans. June is National Caribbean-American Heritage Month. Visit the FAQ at USA.gov for more. |
The 2010 Stanley Cup Final is underway. For a list of the winners of this annual hockey championship series since 1893, visit the FAQ at USA.gov. |
How long will America the Beautiful quarters be issued? America the Beautiful quarters, which feature national sites, will be issued for the next 11 years. Today the second quarter in the series was issued, honoring Yellowstone National Park. Visit the FAQ at USA.gov for more information. |
What are some factors that can affect men's health more than women's health? Several factors can affect men's health more than women's health -- for example, men tend to smoke and drink more than women and do not seek medical help as often. June is Men's Health Month, to heighten the awareness of preventable health problems and encourage early detection and treatment of disease among men and boys. Visit the FAQ at USA.gov to learn more. |
What is the current water temperature at the beach? Heading to a beach this Memorial Day weekend and want to know how warm the water is? Visit the FAQ at USA.gov for a link to the National Oceanic Data Center's coastal water temperature guide. |
Typically, a recession is a significant decline in a country's economic activity for two consecutive fiscal quarters. To learn more, including how deflation and inflation affect you, visit the FAQ at USA.gov. |
How can I prepare for a hurricane? It's not too early to prepare for a hurricane: the East Pacific hurricane season is currently underway, and the Atlantic hurricane season begins in June. National Hurricane Preparedness Week is May 23-29. Visit the FAQ at USA.gov to learn how you can prepare. |
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