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How I became a mom: Women share their different paths to motherhood - Vimarsana News

How I became a mom: Women share their different paths to motherhood

Thanks to everything from marriage to modern technology to the generosity of people who serve as donors or surrogates, the path to motherhood is not so linear. Here are the stories of how women across the country entered the fulfilling, challenging, fun, tiring and ultimately magical club known as motherhood. My wife and I used a sperm donor.

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ThriveOn giving $5 million to childcare centers, names early education provider for King Drive facility - Vimarsana News

ThriveOn giving $5 million to childcare centers, names early education provider for King Drive facility

The ThriveOn Collaboration on Friday announced Malaika Early Learning Center as the operator of the new early childhood education center opening in the group's ThriveOn King building in Milwaukee’s Bronzeville district.

Milwaukee child care access; $5M improvement effort underway - Vimarsana News

Milwaukee child care access; $5M improvement effort underway

The Greater Milwaukee Foundation, Medical College of Wisconsin and Royal Capital have partnered for the Thriveon Collaboration to improve child care access.

St. Louis honor-roll student receives $1M in scholarships - Vimarsana News

St. Louis honor-roll student receives $1M in scholarships

"I was so excited. I received at least $1,033,591 in scholarship offers and yeah I was very, very happy," said Metro High School Senior Mya Grimes.

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Federal judge allows public lawsuits against housing authority, Annapolis to move forward - Vimarsana News

Federal judge allows public lawsuits against housing authority, Annapolis to move forward

A federal judge has ruled that two civil lawsuits may proceed after public housing residents sued the city of Annapolis and the city’s housing authority, claiming failures in inspection policies led to discrimination and negative health effects, and in one case the death of a resident.