When Russia blocked Facebook and restricted Twitter this month, many Chinese netizens were surprised. Wait a minute, they said: Russians could use Facebook and Twitter? Both social media platforms have been banned in China since 2009. By blocking online platforms, shutting down the last remnant of Russia’s independent media andRead More →
CAMDEN – The kids of Camden don’t know how many great people come to their town, Rashaan Hornsby believes, but he’s determined to show them – and help some of them achieve their own greatness. An entrepreneur and educator, Hornsby has opened a boutique in his Parkside neighborhood, Magic onRead More →
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Sydney Riley from Rotorua with her photography portfolio featured in Top Art 2022. Photo/Supplied There will be no shortage of creative inspiration with the return of the Top Art exhibition to Rotorua. Top Art is an annual exhibition showcasing some of the best visual arts portfolios from New Zealand secondaryRead More →
The 11 women in the Missouri Senate have written a new book called “You Can, Too!” promote literacy across the state and encourage more young people to be civically engaged. It wasn’t until 1972 that a woman was first elected to the Missouri Senate, and in the state’s 200-year history,Read More →
During the darkest days of World War II, a small underground library in an east London Underground station provided a happy escape for children taking shelter from air raids, as Kate Thompson discovers. The Library at Bethnal Green Underground Station in 1941 On June 13, 1944, Bethnal Green came underRead More →
Mark your calendars February 27-March 5 for the kick off of another year of 4-H in Guernsey County. The 4-H Open House will be held from 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday at Buckeye Trail Elementary School with an awards ceremony at 7:30 p.m. More than 30 4-H members will share their experiencesRead More →
Contact: Deanne PucaFebruary 21, 2022 February is Black History Month, an annual celebration of achievement and a time to recognize the important role black history plays in the history of the United States and the West. This month, the University celebrates Bronco alumni who have inspired change, pushed boundaries andRead More →
A lower league right-winger as a youth, Lage played for Praiense and Quintajense but hung up his boots prematurely after realizing he had no future as a footballer. He then decided to pursue a career as a fitness trainer and was given his first chance at the age of 21Read More →
Academic Darragh McGee’s “revealing expose” of online sports betting, Copycat games: how the gambling industry hijacked the sport in Britain (and why the US is next), was snapped up by Yellow Jersey Press. Editor Joe Pickering bought the UK and Commonwealth rights, excluding Canada, from Martin Redfern of Northbank TalentRead More →
Backlash from content creators and sex workers prompted OnlyFans to turn the tide. Yet efforts to ban online pornography are gaining momentum. In fact, in recent months, Arizona lawmakers introduced legislation nearly identical to Utah’s law, and the banking industry successfully pressured online porn platform AVN Stars to shut down.Read More →
Drawing by Yohann Lee, age 7, Studio City, California. CISE team members: Oscar Rubalcava, Brian Martinez, Maritza Trujillo, Albert Fonseca, Marco Medina, Sergio Avendano. (Photo courtesy of CSUDH) CSUDH students Albert Fonseca and Fanny Villa work on “Saver of Earth” in the lab. (Photo courtesy of CSUDH) CSUDH students SaulRead More →
Community Jameel Saudi has released its 2021 Annual Report, revealing key achievements in six main development areas. In line with the goals of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 as well as its own “Innovating for a Better Future” strategy, the Jameel Saudi community has supported initiatives in the areas of skillsRead More →
The Texas foster care system suffers from a severe shortage of safe and appropriate foster homes, which has led to the convening of a panel of experts to address the issue and a myriad of others. Kate Murphy, senior child protection policy associate at Texans Care for Children, said theRead More →
Works must have been published no later than 2019 and must be sent in PDF format no later than January 15 to the email address: Cbc.SpecialNeedsCommittee@gmail.com. Earlier in 2021, two Iranian books, “A Thing is Here” by Samaneh Naderi and “Seven Horses in Seven Colors” by Mohammad-Hadi Mohammadi, illustrated byRead More →
posted on December 28, 2021 Navigating the family law system and the day-to-day logistics of separation are some of the many obstacles you will overcome after your relationship breaks down. But getting there isn’t always easy, especially for the little ones in the house. Separation affects every aspect of life,Read More →
CHICAGO — Illinois children’s advocates are pushing the U.S. Senate to pass the Build Back Better Act, after it was passed by the House last month. They say it would improve Medicaid and CHIP, the federal children’s health insurance program, by providing 12 months of continued coverage to eligible childrenRead More →
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In order to share Christ with children, Tim Tebow is releasing a new children’s book titled Bronco and his friends: an unforgettable party. The book is about an animal party with the main character based on Tebow’s dog, Bronco. Tebow is well known for being a two-time National Champion, NFLRead More →
When I was young, SF was a relatively obscure genre. Many librarians assumed it was just kid stuff and classified it as such. Consequence: I was allowed to consult and read books that would otherwise have been considered. Which isn’t to say that I haven’t benefited from reading some ofRead More →
Parents can spend story time telling their kids about how special and unique they are while reading A place for Mulan together. This new Disney Press picture book was inspired by the new live adaptation of Mulan, which opens with a scene of young Mulan getting into trouble because he’sRead More →
The 37-year-old first joined the DC Police Department to support his family, but quickly learned that his badge would serve a much deeper purpose. WASHINGTON — Officer Hakim Tate is a third-generation Washingtonian from what he considered one of the most “tough” neighborhoods known as Trinidad. “I used to getRead More →