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Somali seniors gather in Seattle for education, exercise
Sahra Farah, director of Somali Community Services of Seattle, standing in center, jokes with her mother Fadumo Mahamed, right, during a game of fresh fruit bingo at the Rainier Valley non-profit. The game helps seniors expand their English vocabulary and learn about nutritious foods.
Families celebrate success of reading program
Dozens of energetic pre-K children with their families on Friday celebrated learning about literacy and nutrition this spring at a ceremony on the UTB-TSC campus.
Tom Arnold: Too Much at Stake: The G8's Responsibility to Tackle Child Hunger
The fight against hunger, especially child hunger, is at a critical crossroads. We have never had as much knowledge, evidence, political will and grassroots engagement as we do today to make malnutrition history.
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Northwest board to consider iPads for each student
The Northwest school board likely will decide at its June board meeting whether it wants the school district to become a “1-to-1” district, meaning each student in the district would have an iPad.
Physical activity can help your brain
Study week help can even come from breaking a little sweat. ...
First Lady Ann Scott Unveils Love.Read.Learn!
Florida First Lady Ann Scott hand delivered a brand new Love.Read.Learn! ™ Baby Journal to the mother of a newborn.
SAT Cookbook Author Offers Cookbook Reviews on Her Blog
Charis Freiman-Mendel, author of "Cook Your Way Through The S.A.T.," has her hands in many pots. The latest addition to her website is a column of cookbook and product reviews.Wallingford, CT. (PRWEB) April 30, 2012 Cookbook author Charis Freiman-Mendel is expanding her blog to include regular reviews of cookbooks and books for foodies of all ages. Adding cookbook reviews is a natural extension ...
Minuteman High cooks up unique culinary curriculum
The Culinary Arts program at Minuteman High School in Lexington is paving the way for tomorrow’s leaders in culinary arts and food service management with a unique curriculum.
Sudbury cooking club boosts self-confidence
YUM101, a cooking club for boys and girls in grades 2-8, taught by longtime Sudbury resident Nancy Bergstein, is taking registrations for the next school year.
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