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Museums Nationwide Will Offer Free Admission One Day This Month - Vimarsana News

Museums Nationwide Will Offer Free Admission One Day This Month

Want to visit a museum for free? Hundreds of museums across the country will waive admission fees for Museum Day. Learn how to reserve your free ticket here.

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All Brains Belong VT Offers Customized Vaccination Clinics - Vimarsana News

All Brains Belong VT Offers Customized Vaccination Clinics

Bins of colorful fidget and sensory toys were the first things most people saw when they walked up to the All Brains Belong VT vaccination...

Hotel Chain Now Offers On-Demand Breast Milk Fridges for Traveling Parents - Vimarsana News

Hotel Chain Now Offers On-Demand Breast Milk Fridges for Traveling Parents

Are you a traveling new parent? Kimpton Hotel properties now supply guests with mini-fridges to safely store breastmilk at over 70 destinations in the U.S.

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What to do in Madison this weekend: Taste of Madison, Party in the Park and more Isthmus Picks - Vimarsana News

What to do in Madison this weekend: Taste of Madison, Party in the Park and more Isthmus Picks

Picks for Sept. 1-4 features the fall semester kick-off for UW Cinematheque; concerts by Baby Tyler and Atomic.

Sexting Education Program Aims to Keep Kids Digitally Safe - Vimarsana News

Sexting Education Program Aims to Keep Kids Digitally Safe

Tthe 2019 Vermont Youth Risk Behavior Survey found that 27 percent of Vermont high schoolers who responded have either sent or received a sext — a sexually explicit message or image — in the past 30 days. “That’s really significant,” Marcie Hambrick of Prevent Child Abuse Vermont said. “Students of color and students who identify as LGBT have even higher rates.”