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Summer’s here, and if you plan on traveling for the Fourth of July you might be tempted to buy an AirTag to keep track of your luggage. If a friend or family member has an extra AirTag they aren’t using, you can borrow it and save yourself some cash. When Apple released iOS 17 in September, one of the helpful new features it introduced was the ability to share AirTags with up to five people. 

Apple released AirTags in 2021 as a way to keep track of valuable items, like your keys when your couch eats them. AirTags could be attached to only one user at a time. Until now, you couldn’t lend someone an AirTag, and if you traveled with someone who had an AirTag, you’d be notified that you were traveling with an unidentified AirTag. That changed with iOS 17.

Here’s how to share AirTags…

South Carolina ETV (SCETV) will select a viewer to host a fun-filled “red, white and blue” Fourth of July watch party in recognition of the upcoming PBS program, A Capitol Fourth.

The selected party will receive a July 4th-themed watch party kit to host a celebration and a $500 gift card for party supplies, provided by Capital Concerts and Boeing, the exclusive national sponsor of A Capitol Fourth.

Winner photos will be shared on A Capitol Fourth and SCETV social media channels. During the live broadcast on July 4th, the selected winner must post photos of their watch party to social media, tagging @SouthCarolinaTV (Instagram and Facebook) / @SCETV (X, formerly Twitter) and @July4thPBS. Winners must also use the hashtag #July4thPBS and #SCETV.

To be considered, message SCETV…

Alex Gomberg, a fourth generation seltzer man, has opened a museum dedicated to the history of the famous fizzy water. The Brooklyn Seltzer Museum, which is in the Cypress Hills neighborhood near the border of Brooklyn and Queens, celebrates the long-lasting cultural importance of seltzer in New York City.

Located within the oldest seltzer works in New York City (a family run business now in its fourth generation), the Brooklyn Seltzer Museum celebrates the production of seltzer, the science of seltzer, its cultural importance, and the value of local, family-run businesses.

Food Vlogger Rob Martinez Visited the Museum