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UN Population Fund in Cuba to present report UN Population Fund in Cuba to present report Havana, Apr 15 (Prensa Latina) The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in Cuba on Thursday will present a report on the right of all people to body autonomy and self-determination. Specialists from the National Center for Sexual Education, the Mother and Child Care Program from the Ministry of Public Health and from the National Union of Lawyers of Cuba will also participate in the event, which will be broadcast online. Several topics will be discussed during the panel such as the decision-making powe...

Obituary: Thomas Wayne “Wayno” Downey, 86, of Guilford Patch 3/16/2021 Ellyn Santiago Thomas Wayne “Wayno” Downey, 86, passed away March 11, 2021. He was the husband and life partner of his high school sweetheart, Joan Helen Rabbitt Downey, for more than sixty years. Born December 12, 1934, in Fitchburg, MA, Wayne was the son of Thomas and Mildred Downey. Wayne’s life and love was between Guilford, CT and the camp on Branch Lake in Maine. He began his educational career at Milford High School(‘52), The Hopkins School (‘53), Yale College (‘57), Yale School of ...

With an election looming this year, the Yukon government is moving to make good on more of its promises in its Putting People First strategy. “Yukon families will have increased access to high-quality, affordable childcare options for their children starting on Apr. 1, 2021,” according to a news release from the government. “Additionally, full-time early kindergarten programs will be offered in all rural Yukon schools starting in the 2021-22 school year.” As part of these changes, the Child Care Services Unit will transfer to the Department of Education as of the same date. The releas...

The Howard County Public School System on Tuesday once again delayed the return of its in-person small group programs due to the county’s “continued unfavorable COVID-19 rates,” according to a news release.

Howard school system Superintendent Michael Martirano said the district’s plan is for the limited in-person small group support that was being provided in the fall to restart Feb. 1. Then, on April 14, the rolling out of a hybrid model for the general student population could begin, subject to board approval.