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'We've Been Hurt So Much' — How Undiagnosed Dyslexia Can Affect Learners Their Whole Lives - Vimarsana News

'We've Been Hurt So Much' — How Undiagnosed Dyslexia Can Affect Learners Their Whole Lives

Educators say unaddressed learning disabilities overwhelm and frustrate students, sometimes leading to behavioral problems. Studies have shown a disproportionate number of incarcerated people are likely dyslexic.

Source: laist.com
42 Best & Worst Real Estate Agent Movie Characters Ever - Vimarsana News

42 Best & Worst Real Estate Agent Movie Characters Ever

In honor of the 94th Academy Awards this Sunday, Inman combed through dozens of movies to see what Hollywood thinks of the real estate industry.

Source: inman.com
10 Delicious Ways to Elevate Your Cannabis Dining Game - Vimarsana News

10 Delicious Ways to Elevate Your Cannabis Dining Game

Why smoke when you can snack? Boston-area chefs are cooking up some creative new ways to add cannabis to your diet.

The 8 Best Chocolates in 2022 - Vimarsana News

The 8 Best Chocolates in 2022

We had a professional chocolatier taste 13 brands to find the best chocolate you can buy for any special occasion — or to treat yourself.

Gainesville Black History spotlight: Housing Authority's Pamela Davis - Vimarsana News

Gainesville Black History spotlight: Housing Authority's Pamela Davis

Editor's note: This month, The Sun dives into some of Gainesville's underrepresented Black community leaders and their work. Pamela Davis' is the fourth and final story in this series. Pamela Davis grew up in Savannah, Georgia, with her mother, Martha Mike, and nine siblings. All but the two eldest moved together into public housing when Davis hit seventh grade. Though they did not have much, her mother taught them to share what they could with friends and the community, Davis said. And after school, she would hang out at the YMCA at the back of her neighborhood and soak up inspiration ...