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Article content The Reading Town Sudbury Ville Lecture festival returns from May 2 to 8. This year’s event builds on the legacy of the previous editions of the festival and will provide opportunities for local residents to reconnect with the various Tales on the Trails located throughout Greater Sudbury while supporting local restaurants with takeout food specials. The festival will also be hosting virtual bilingual programming in partnership with the Greater Sudbury Public Library. We apolog...

As a child and youth worker for the last 21 years, Grego Dow has always enjoyed writing stories and songs for children to bring them joy and laughter.

Article content As a child and youth worker for the last 21 years, Grego Dow has always enjoyed writing stories and songs for children to bring them joy and laughter. And with the ongoing pandemic, the Hanover man, who is also the Bruce Grey Mentorship executive director, wanted to bring something fun to these difficult times to share laughter and smiles with kids and the young at heart. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. First children’s book pu...

As a child and youth worker for the last 21 years, Grego Dow has always enjoyed writing stories and songs for children to bring them joy and laughter.

Article content As a child and youth worker for the last 21 years, Grego Dow has always enjoyed writing stories and songs for children to bring them joy and laughter. And with the ongoing pandemic, the Hanover man, who is also the Bruce Grey Mentorship executive director, wanted to bring something fun to these difficult times to share laughter and smiles with kids and the young at heart. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. First children’s book pu...

Episode Notes On this week’s episode: Elizabeth, Jamilah and Dan debate if an indoor-loving mom needs to suck it up, sign her kid up for soccer, and actually go to games. Then, Jamilah sits down with Virginia Sole-Smith, journalist and author of and Burnt Toast, a newsletter about parenting while navigating diet culture and fatphobia. They talk about helping kids develop healthy relationships with food and their body, especially when parents are struggling with those issues. In Slate Plus: ...

Article content As a child and youth worker for the last 21 years, Grego Dow has always enjoyed writing stories and songs for children to bring them joy and laughter. And with the ongoing pandemic, the Hanover man, who is also the Bruce Grey Mentorship executive director, wanted to bring something fun to these difficult times to share laughter and smiles with kids and the young at heart. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. First children’s book pu...

Article content As a child and youth worker for the last 21 years, Grego Dow has always enjoyed writing stories and songs for children to bring them joy and laughter. And with the ongoing pandemic, the Hanover man, who is also the Bruce Grey Mentorship executive director, wanted to bring something fun to these difficult times to share laughter and smiles with kids and the young at heart. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. First children’s book pu...

Author of the article: Richa Bhosale Publishing date: Apr 13, 2021  •  11 hours ago  •  1 minute read  •  Melissa Vieno, Timmins Public Librarys early childhood education advisor, is encouraging everyone to participate in two different StoryWalks that are being held this week. One is at Hersey Lake and another at Bart Thompson Trail in South Porcupine. RICHA BHOSALE/The Daily Press jpg, TD Article content Timmins’ two library branches are offering everyone an opportunity to ...

The practice of teaching profound lessons in simple story form is an old one, dating back to the beginnings of human civilization. Countless fables teach valuable life lessons, going back to the ancient Greek slave Aesop and his well-known stories. The tales are effective not just because they have practical implications in everyday life, but also because the pleasing fictional presentation makes them easy to digest and enjoy. More recently, children’s stories are often seen as nothing more t...