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Kildare Nationalist — Athy musical lecture brings back many memories - Vimarsana News

Kildare Nationalist — Athy musical lecture brings back many memories

By Frank Taaffe Have you supported or attended any of the recent events in Athy’s Community Arts Centre? It is a question I put to many acquaintances as I…

Should students get mental health days? We talked to parents & kids about a plan - Vimarsana News

Should students get mental health days? We talked to parents & kids about a plan

A new national poll on children's health reveals that that many parents struggle to decide whether their child should stay home from school if they don't feel well.

Source: wxyz.com
Staunton, Waynesboro women publish their first children's book - Vimarsana News

Staunton, Waynesboro women publish their first children's book

WAYNESBORO — Julie Conner never set out to be an author. Her passion is teaching, something she's been doing for nearly 20 years. The special education teacher at The Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind was named the Outstanding Teacher for the Visually Impaired with Multiple Disabilities in 2019.  Outside of class the Waynesboro woman loved working on projects with her own children, and one thing the family has done is make books together. They'd take a trip to the beach and, when they returned home, put words to the photographs they'd taken and create a book just for them. "My so...

New friendships have been forged in the pandemic - Vimarsana News

New friendships have been forged in the pandemic

‘Common struggle brings us together,’ one expert said (María Alconada Brooks/The Lily) Caroline Kitchener Apr. 30, 2021 When her next-door neighbor showed up with the chairs, Devyn Tone knew she’d made her first pandemic friend. They got to know each other standing up. After they spoke for the first time in March 2020, Tone and her neighbor started to linger on the front steps of his Austin quadruplex, savoring the rare moment of social interaction. She’d pet his dog, he’d ask about her job. Sometime in June, she brought out a camp chair. He grabbed an old patio chair. Another ...