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All of this can have a ripple effect that means the home is more cohesive and there’s less stress around it. Via: pexels.com Fathers are now more engaged in parenting than they have been in generations past, a new study has found. It’s no surprise that parenthood has evolved. Over the years and generations, the […]

By AMY DAVIS Progress VVES students were enchanted by the summer garden which was central to their learning. Lupe Guzman, kindergarten teacher at VVES, teaches students to identify plants by their leaves. PHOTO COURTESY OF MICHELLE WEST. The garden is in full bloom at Virgin Valley Elementary School as the 2022 Summer Accelerator Program comes […]

Photo by David Carlson It’s their last pack meeting before a big family camp, and the Cubmaster of Pack 282 in Frisco, Texas goes over the rules. “No, Nate,” he told a Webelos scout, “you can’t hike alone. Never go anywhere without a buddy. “Yes, Rohan,” he said to a bear, “you can bring your […]

from the BBC all i know about lovewhich is based on the series creator Dolly AldertonThe best-selling memoirs of 2018 have only just been released, but are already starting to spark conversations about the importance of portraying female friendships on screen. Alderton’s dark, comedic voice radiates from each of the seven episodes, as she brilliantly […]

National Maternal Mental Health Think Tank Applauds Breakthrough for Maternal Mental Health, Calls for Swift Legislation in Senate WASHINGTON, June 23, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Today, a national think tank on maternal mental health 2020 Mom applauded the passage of the House of Representatives HR 7666 the Mental Health and Wellness Hope Actincluding HR4217 the TRIUMPH […]

STONINGTON — During their high school careers, valedictorian Katherine Glenn and salutatorian Sophia Gabrielle Fernholz saw drastic changes in the world. The top students in the Stonington High School class of 2022 have witnessed the closure of communities by the COVID-19 pandemic, a country divided by politics and social struggles, and international conflicts that have […]

Newcomerstown’s Josie Durben will not only be a freshman as an NHS in August, but is also celebrating her fourth year as a successful young entrepreneur. She is the daughter of Chad and Sascha Durben, and the owner of Josie’s Cupcakes. Josie was just 10 years old and in fourth grade at West Elementary when […]

Stacy McCarter thought education would help her escape. Escape the generational poverty she grew up in in the West End neighborhood of St. Louis. Escape the violence that landed her and her children in a domestic violence shelter when she was married. “I kept trying to find a way to escape it all,” McCarter says. […]

ORLANDO, Florida. – Virginelle Vincent noticed that a 16-year-old boy she works with needed emotional support. Vincent was coming home from work when she overheard the teenager having a conversation with a colleague and seemed distressed. “I could feel something was wrong, so I immediately gave him a call,” Vincent said. “I asked her if […]

Lynne M. Webb How can a busy adult find the time to engage in thoughtful parenting? After all, many of the suggestions in this column require time to discuss concerns with children and co-parenting partners. Who has time? Between paid work, household chores, volunteering, preparing meals, and driving the kids between activities, many parents struggle […]

Dear Abby: When my brother and I were 6 and 10, our parents sat us down and told us they were going to divorce because dad was having an affair. Mom was, to say the least, incredibly hurt. His pain and resentment have not subsided to this day. Dad never apologized to her, but has […]

By MARTY LEVINE Pittsburgh’s familiarity drew Leland Clark back, but the Pitt campus came as a surprise to him in many ways. Clark joined the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences last June as Executive Director of Student Affairs. Although he grew up here – in Highland Park, East Liberty and Point Breeze, attending Frick […]

SAN ANTONIO — Alandrya Fuller began her undergraduate studies at Prairie View A&M University, but when her mother fell ill in 2019, she transferred to Texas A&M-San Antonio to care for her. Her mother lost her sight and her extremities, so taking care of her mother had a huge impact on her life. “I’ve been […]

June 6, 2022 Montclair Audiology Students Offer Hearing Screenings to Kindergarten and Kindergarten Students in Community Schools Posted in: University A Newark student waits patiently while Montclair audiology student Nicole Genser performs an otoacoustic emission test, which takes about three minutes. Skylah, a kindergarten student at a school run by The Leaguers, Inc. in Roselle, […]

Placeholder while loading article actions Many people take pride in their family’s generosity to guests, especially when it comes to food. And so a conversation about whether, in fact, young guests in Swedish households would expect to be fed by their hosts has stirred social media this week. What has been dubbed #Swedengate started with […]

Pros on the Move is a roundup of the latest promotions, hiring and staffing news in and around the tax and accounting profession. Baker Newman Noyes Announces Senior Executive Hires in Healthcare Consulting Practice Baker Newman Noyes (BNN), a nationally recognized Top 100 accounting and consulting firm, recently announced three new senior executive hires at […]

Jason Jugdeese, owner of Private Adventures Concierge encourages young people in the Turks and Caicos Islands to end violence and become business owners. Jugdeese, a 28-year-old Jamaican national who has lived here most of his life, is a dedicated, hardworking and inspiring young man who wants to make a difference in the community. In addition […]

This episode of We Know WeHo features LA-based parenting and lifestyle expert Maggie Jackson. Maggie is also a television host and journalist known for her fun and relevant advice for modern moms, including recipes, self-care, fashion and all things mommy-baby. She has been featured in MOTHER magazine and appears frequently on KTLA Morning News with […]

PORT CLINTON – The popular Meals on Madison returns to downtown Port Clinton this year, with a full musical program planned for residents and visitors looking to relax and enjoy an afternoon or evening on Madison. Street. The event involves the 100 block of Madison Street in Port Clinton being cordoned off and used as […]

Sign up for The Brief, our daily newsletter that keeps readers up to date with the most essential news from Texas. UVALDE – Just 30 minutes before the start of morning mass at the Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart, where dozens of residents gathered to pray on Wednesday morning, Fatima Abraham, a community leader […]

Discover the brilliant ideas to make this next national movie night a memorable day for your family members. Austin, Texas, United States – Jennifer and Jayda Borget, a mother-daughter duo based in Austin, Texas, are the powerful founding team behind their favorite project Family Movie Night Journal and their recent National Movie Night initiative. Jennifer […]

ESTERO, Fla. — A Fort Myers High School senior walked through the graduation scene on Saturday afternoon, despite numerous challenges. Khalia Carter was hit by a suspected drunk driver on April 18. It caused her traumatic brain damage and forced her to relearn everyday activities, such as walking. “We are so happy to have Khalia […]

Since we celebrated Mother’s Day a few weeks ago, I’ve been thinking about mothers in general, the multiple roles they have and the different ways they fulfill them. But first I have to start with Mother Nature – what’s been going on with her lately? She’s been super menopausal – hot and cold – she […]

Lakeside resident Bianca Villalobos has a very busy schedule, especially since she is only 12 years old. In all of her activities, Bianca’s main goal is to increase awareness of her two chronic health conditions: type 1 diabetes and celiac disease. The sixth-grader spends each day being home-schooled by her mother, before busy evenings filled […]

Do you have children? The summer break will be here before you know it. How are you going to keep them busy during those long summer days and avoid the dreaded “I’m bored!” syndrome? Don’t worry, the Washington County Free Library is rushing to your rescue. And not just with books. The library offers special […]

obituary Sarah Marie Ostlund escaped her earthly struggles on May 3, 2022 in Billings. Sarah was born in 1931, in Malta, Montana, the second of 10 children of Albert and Olga Solberg. Her beautiful red hair matched her beautiful disposition. Growing up on her father’s farm north of Dodson, she began working at a young […]