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In this week's edition of The Storyline, Day staff members came together to remember special people from throughout the region who died during the
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In this week's edition of The Storyline, Day staff members came together to remember special people from throughout the region who died during the
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Share Photo: (Photo : Anthony from Pexels) Due to the coronavirus pandemic, playgrounds are closing in England. However, parents and charities oppose this idea. Authorities across England have been ordering the closure of playgrounds. That is because of the fear that keeping playgrounds open may cause people to socialize. On the other hand, parents and charities are saying that closing down playgrounds will not favor children as these places are helping in reducing the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on children's physical and mental health. ALSO READ: Playgrounds are closing in ...
Why remote learning has been a headache for some Spanish speaking families in NC Jan. 15—More from the series ------ Expand All Why remote learning has been a headache for some Spanish speaking families in NC ------ This story is part of "The Lost Year," an occasional series on how the pandemic is affecting education across North Carolina. Like other families, Patricia Obregon and her 8-year-old son, Gael, find virtual classes and test-taking to be a constant pain. It doesn't help that most of their school district's online systems are in English. Gael is one of about 9,300 students in Durh...
Students sound off about the COVID-19 college experience: Hectic, monotonous, worth it Jan. 15—More from the series ------ Expand All Why remote learning has been a headache for some Spanish speaking families in NC ------ This story is part of "The Lost Year," an occasional series on how the pandemic is affecting education across North Carolina. Hectic. Strange. Frustrating. Monotonous. Worth it. That's how a small group of students described what it was like to be in college in the middle of a global pandemic. Some were taking in-person classes and living in dorms, others moved back in wit...