Kay Bratt shows photos of some of many children she encountered in a local orphanage while living in China for several years and how she tried to help them. She gave a presentation Tuesday to North Hall High students.
The Northern Echo’s Price of a Punch campaign will seek longer sentences for one-punch killers. Paul Cook speaks to families whose lives have been destroyed by single acts of violence.
Up to 45 percent of children aged five to 14 were infected with H1N1 during the first wave of the swine flu pandemic in Hong Kong last year, according to a serological study announced at an international flu symposium.
It's Ditch Day with Dad. Calling the city's planned one-day school week "foolish," a Queens father of three yesterday said he'd take his kids to the Finger Lakes instead. "They'll never remember one day of school, but they'll remember a great family trip," said Paul...
A family dispute over who controls the right to use the name "el Jimador" already is in court, but negotiations are under way to see if an agreement can be reached and a trial avoided.
Kids Can Make a Difference raised $150 for the Goshen Humane Society at their bake sale on Aug. 14 at Knollcrest apartments in Chseter. This fledging organization was founded by enterprising young animal lovers who want to help the homeless cats and dogs who live at the Humane Society’s shelter. The kids and their parents baked cupcakes, muffins, cookies, and cakes. Pictured, bottom, are the ...
GOSHEN Venturing Crew 65 will host a Goshen Children’s Day to benefit the Hannah Crossley Foundation on Saturday, Sept. 18 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Scotchtown Avenue Elementary School.
MONTROSE — Members of three Montrose families recently returned from the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo where they and 21 other families received the 2010 Centennial Farm and Ranch award. The Colorado Centennial Farms program honors farmers and ranches whose families have worked the same land for 100 years or more. The program is sponsored by the Colorado Historical Society, the Colorado ...
In response to: “The race to execute fills N.C. death row,” (AC-T, Aug. 20), what about the rights of capital crime victims and their families? Does this issue even matter? The so-called Social Justice Act was simply an additional smokescreen and roadblock.
RANDOLPH TWP. — Morris County families and Au Pairs from 20 countries will gather for “International Au Pair and Family Day” in Hedden Park on Saturday, Sept. 11.
PLANO - A man fighting for his life is getting a helping hand from an unlikely source - children in his neighborhood. They are kids who didn't want to spend Labor Day weekend mindlessly but working to try to help a man find a kidney so he can live. These children are hosting a selfless bake sale. They're not raising money for their cause but for Chris Padden's. Every dollar goes towards his ...
Family First NZ has launched a website www.valueyourvote.org.nz which has asked the top five polling Auckland Super City Mayoral candidates about their views on a number of important family issues including alcohol outlets, street prostitution, offensive ...
A local family is using the loss of their son to help someone else in need. 2 and a half years ago, UGA Senior and Martinez native, Michael Hendrickson passed away from meningococcal meningitis. Since then his family has been trying to raise $25,000 to start a UGA scholarship in ...
SEGAMAT: Four family members died when the Proton Iswara they were travelling in collided head-on with a lorry at Km152 Jalan Labis -- Chaah road at 1.20pm yesterday.
A number of organizations provide financial support to kids on the North Shore so they can participate in sports and recreation. KidsSport provides support to children in order to remove financial barriers that prevent them from playing organized sport.
Kids still straggling into school By lisa schencker The Salt Lake Tribune Updated Sep 5, 2010 05:46PM MDT School started for Utah students in August, but some kids still aren’t in class. Each year, hundreds of Utah children trickle into schools late. Sometimes, they’re only a day late, and sometimes they don’t show up until after Labor Day. Experts say it’s an issue that’s not uncommon ...
Family members of three motorcyclists who were struck by an Indianapolis police officer, killing one biker and seriously injuring the others, are calling on the officer to own up to the pain he wrought.
Two children, a boy and a girl under 10-years-old, were hit by a car Aug. 30 at 4:24 p.m. when they attempted to cross York Road in the area of Prospect Avenue, Warminster police said in a release.
School children who consume foods purchased in vending machines are more likely to develop poor diet quality - and that may be associated with being overweight, obese or at risk for chronic health problems such as diabetes and coronary artery disease, according to research from the University of Michigan Medical School. The study also looked at foods sold in school stores, snack bars and other ...
Farm families across the northern half of Clarksville felt threatened by a proposed "east-west corridor" that lost traction but could resurface after Clarksville elections this fall.
DOVER — The Children's Museum of New Hampshire will be closed for 12 days in early September for annual major maintenance and exhibit repair. The museum will be closed to the public from Monday, Sept. 6, to Friday, Sept. 17. During this time,...
Flip Kirby, founder of Musical Instruments 'N Kids' Hands, hopes to revive an interest in what he calls a lost art form as more artists turn to computer-generated instruments.
As major U.S. combat operations in Iraq end, some families of soldiers and Marines convicted of crimes during battle hope the nation doesn’t forget their sons. The men, known as the “Leavenworth 10,” were convicted by military courts for the murder of Iraqis during the past seven years.
Families of a group of soldiers and Marines convicted of killing Iraqi civilians during the war are hoping other Americans will share their outrage over their sons' sentences.
Families of a group of soldiers and Marines convicted of killing Iraqi civilians during the war are hoping other Americans see the injustice in their sons' sentences.