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Some children in Ford County can now receive free books - Vimarsana News

Some children in Ford County can now receive free books

PAXTON, Ill. (WCIA) — Some children in Ford County, Loda and Buckley are getting the opportunity to receive free books. The Gibson Area Service Association partnered up with the Dolly Parton Imagination Library to send one free book a month to eligible children. Here’s how it works: Paxton Buckley Loda CUSD 10 made the announcement […]

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Reading got a bit more wonderful at Niagara Falls library - Vimarsana News

Reading got a bit more wonderful at Niagara Falls library

Wonderbooks are delightful read-along books that are easy to use, writes Tricia Everaert.

Only A Few Actors Can Say They've Played More Than One Disney Princess On Screen - Vimarsana News

Only A Few Actors Can Say They've Played More Than One Disney Princess On Screen

Three actors have played more than one Disney princess. Here they are.

How To Raise A Kid Who Can Survive Life's Biggest Challenges - Vimarsana News

How To Raise A Kid Who Can Survive Life's Biggest Challenges

As a parent, you want to protect your children from failure and hurt feelings. But if you want to raise an emotionally resilient child, you can't keeping shielding him. Here's the surprising way making your kids uncomfortable can help them build resilience.

JPL's Voyager team 'extremely hopeful' after ailing, faraway craft shows signs of former self – Whittier Daily News - Vimarsana News

JPL's Voyager team 'extremely hopeful' after ailing, faraway craft shows signs of former self – Whittier Daily News

For weeks, a team of JPL Voyager mission engineers have been receiving gibberish from the venerable Voyager 1, 15 billion miles away from Earth. But amid the concern, promising signs have emerged.