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Newport library honors student with memorial award
Isabel Sevilla struggled in school while growing up in southeast Mexico. And after her father died, she dropped out at 15 to help support her family. Nearly two decades later, Sevilla, 36, put the focus back on her education and was honored for her...Tags: Libraries, Teachers, Students, Teaching and Learning, Arts and Culture
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Mom's The Word: Back-To-School Routines
PIX11.comThink of a routine as a kind of habit. We all know how tough it is to break a bad habit. Well, by the same token, it is also hard to break a good habit. Overall, I would suggest nurturing beneficial routines in young children. Once established, they...Tags: Science and Technology, Parenting, American Academy of Pediatrics, Syracuse University
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Letters to the Editor - Sept. 9
County recycling policy makes no sense To the editor: I am a resident of Washington County, specifically the St. James North Development, where we have to pay for trash service. Since I have been a resident, I had gone to the local drop-off points...Tags: Science and Technology, Marriage, Family, Same-Sex Marriage
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HCC offers Child Care/Development classes
Hagerstown Community College’s Continuing Education and Business Services Division is offering “Child Care I – Child Development” on Mondays, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., beginning Sept. 10 and ending Dec. 17. Discussion topics... -
Edmunds County Achievement Days results
Edmunds County 4-H Members displayed their 2012 projects and animals at the 4-H Achievement Days held August 1-3 in Ipswich. Crowned 4-H royalty was Queen Kayla Perrion, daughter of Doug and Janice Perrion of Ipswich and King Austin Weisser, son of Rick...Tags: Arts, New Zealand, First Aid, Hutson, Kale
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2012 Faulk County 4-H Achievement Days Results
Feeder Steer Purple - Alex Aesoph, Highmore Breeding Gilt Purple - Dylan Wager, Seneca Static Exhibits Aerospace & Rocketry: Hadrick, Teigen, 9, Model Constructed Rockets, Purple Cramer, Taylor, 10, Model Constructed Rockets, Purple...Tags: Building Material, First Aid, Science and Technology, Hobbies, Travel
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A house open to all
Meet another member of South Florida's many-sided faith community. This week we're talking with Joan Schaeffer, president of Temple Israel of Greater Miami. Q: What are your duties as president? A: I'm the head lay leader. My duties vary quite a bit. I'...
Tags: Yom Kippur, AIDS, Philosophy, Gays and Lesbians, Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida)
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Greater Johnstown Schools Launch Tutoring Initiative
Our Town CorrespondentGreater Johnstown School District will launch a new tutoring initiative this academic year that will have a more focused and personalized approach to students’ needs. “I think it is really going to provide opportunities for kids before and...Tags: Teachers, Students, Teaching and Learning
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SafeStart stops destructive cycle of abuse, neglect
Remember those old Fram oil filter commercials? "You can pay me now or pay me later." Your car isn't the only area where later is much more expensive. As a society, we spend a lot of money on foster care, special education services, juvenile detention...
Tags: Head Start, Politics, Substance Abuse, Prisons, Abusive Behavior
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County names new superintendent
The Orange County Board of Education has named Al Mijares the new superintendent of schools. Mijares, vice president of the Western Regional Office of the College Board, was appointed at the board of education's meeting Wednesday to complete the term...Tags: Colleges and Universities, California State University, Northridge, University of California, Berkeley
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Peach Festival offers sweet way to help Roanoke children
WDBJ7 Reporter/AnchorForget about Georgia peaches, Saturday Roanoke came alive for its own peach festival. For almost 27 years, the Northwest Child Development Center has been hosting the event. This year, it took place in Elmwood Park where volunteers served up peach... -
Same-sex marriage validation from an unlikely source
Change of SubjectA ‘game changing’ study that really isn’t Recently published academic research examining the long-term fate of children whose parents have had homosexual relationships lends support to the idea that legalizing same-sex marriage will be...
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