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Workshop aims to bridge gap between kids" digital lives and parents" awareness
7+ hour, 3+ min ago (121+ words) Columbia Basin Herald Workshop aims to bridge gap between kids" digital lives and parents" awareness Quincy School District has partnered with several other agencies to host a free workshop Wednesday on how parents can ensure their children are safe on…...
Seattle student earns NROTC scholarship, selects Duke University
29+ min ago (172+ words) SEATTLE (April 28, 2026) " Moira Kinney, a student at Holy Names Academy and prospective Duke University student, was awarded a Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps scholarship by Navy Talent Acquisition Group Pacific Northwest. The highly competitive NROTC scholarship provides selected students full…...
New Principal Profile: Dr. La Cretia Lewis, City View Elementary
45+ min ago (283+ words) April 29, 2026 "With 25 years in education, including 16 years of dedicated service in Cobb Schools, Dr. La Cretia Lewiswill bring a deep commitment to student growth and community engagement to her new role as principal of City View Elementary School. In addition…...
Olivia and Noah top Saskatchewan baby names for 2025
6+ hour, 6+ min ago (333+ words) The annual top 20 baby names list, released by e Health Saskatchewan, shows a mix of familiar favourites holding steady along with a few new and returning names breaking into the rankings. On the boys" side, Noah led the way with…...
Mom who sued the State of Nebraska in home birth case delivers baby
46+ min ago (502+ words) By Jackie Ourada, Managing editor Nebraska Public Media April 29, 2026, 10: 55 a. m. " Hope Lindstrom, a mom who filed a lawsuit against the State of Nebraska to have a home birth with a certified nurse midwife (CNM), delivered her baby at the end of…...
Psychologist shares the one parenting rule that always leads to happier, healthier kids: "It costs nothing"
11+ hour, 32+ min ago (341+ words) We and our partners process data for the following purposes: Cookies, Personalised advertising and content, advertising and content measurement, audience research and services development, Precise geolocation data, and identification through device scanning, Store and/or access information on a device…...
Our Favorite "Springweight" Button-Down Is Only $20
1+ hour ago (20+ words) Old Navy Oversized Button-Down Boyfriend shirt, which we named our favorite lightweight pick, is on sale for half off....
A realignment: what the latest data reveal about faith, gender, and the future of religion among America's youth
38+ min ago (557+ words) The distinction matters, particularly in a society where religious identity is increasingly fluid and detached from regular practice. Foto: Reuters / Carlos Barria The headline figure from the 2025 American Religious Census is striking in its stability: 39 percent of Americans aged 18 to…...
Executive Education Program Market to Reach US$115. 7 Bn by 2033 Expands Amid Corporate Upskilling and Digital Learning Transformation
3+ hour, 1+ min ago (336+ words) Your email has been sent. Surge in Corporate Reskilling and Leadership Development Emerging economies are also contributing to growth, with companies in Asia Pacific and Latin America increasingly investing in executive education to build globally competitive leadership teams. This widespread…...
Air pollution linked to recurrent respiratory infections in infants
23+ min ago (425+ words) Exposure to common urban air pollutants in the first year of life is associated with a higher burden of respiratory infections and wheezing, according to a longitudinal'study led by the Precision Vaccines Program at Boston Children's Hospital. The findings were…...