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The findings of their research were that screen time didn’t significantly affect the time spent reading to the child, but it did affect the time the child spent playing with other kids, and that it increased the odds of developmental delay.

Several schools in the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District and Kennett Consolidated School District are expected to reopen as police move their search perimeter for Danelo Cavalcante.

Officials searched through a wooded area near Longwood Gardens for hours on Thursday after another possible sighting of Danelo Cavalcante.

CONWAY — Nicole Nordlund of Madison and Wendy Richardson of Conway — both former candidates for the N.H. State House and parents of school-age children — want to make sure the New Hampshire flag flies high and proud within the Conway School District. During a public comment session at the Conway School Board’s June 28 meeting, they informed the board that three schools in the district were not displaying the state flag. “There’s a strong group of parents moving thr...

EXTON — Citadel Credit Union is honoring teachers from across the region for going “above and beyond” in teaching. Twenty-one teachers from across the Greater Philadelphia region have been named as recipients of the 2021 Citadel Heart of Learning Award. Three grand prize winners will be announced May 20 during a live Facebook event, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. More than 1,000 teachers were nominated this year — by their students, peers, parents and administrators and community me...

The 2020 Coatesville winner Heather McBall of East Fallowfield Elementary receiving her award. During an academic year unlike any other, Citadel Credit Union is building strength in education by honoring 21 local teachers with the Citadel Heart of Learning Award. Teachers from across Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lancaster, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties have been recognized after being nominated by their students, peers, parents, and administrator...

Collection competition The food storage room in the warehouse across the parking lot from the Conway Elementary School. Courtesy of Rachel Sharples Published: 4/13/2021 5:12:56 PM A little friendly rivalry is taking place for a great cause this week. Local elementary schools are competing to see who can collect the most food to help stock the End 68 Hours of Hunger pantry. Winners get local bragging rights, though the real winners are the more than 170 K-6 students whom the organization support...

CONWAY — Incumbent selectmen John Colbath and Steve Porter both say they will seek a third three-year term on the board of selectmen and in separate interviews touted their achievements

CONWAY — Is Mother Nature making up for lost time?