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free, easy, and × remind me next week never remind me Subscribe to the new ANN Newsletter • Wake up every Sunday to a curated list of ANN's most interesting posts of the week. read more News Polygon Pictures' Stillwater Show Nominated for Peabody Award posted on Animated series about wise panda debuted on December 4 The staff of the George Foster Peabody Awards program announced last week that Stillwater ( Panda no Shizuka) animated show has been nominated for a Peabody Award in the Children's & Youth Programming category. The animated series is based on Jon J. Muth's Zen Short...

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Jan 2, 2021 BROOKFIELD — The Strimbu Memorial Fund Board of Directors voted to disperse over $143,500 in grant allocations to local economic development and charitable organizations. The decision was made its recent 32nd annual gift giving meeting. Grants were awarded to the following organizations: American Red Cross, Greater Akron and the Mahoning Valley (Military Families), Building of Hope (Individual’s needs in the community), COVID-19 Grant to Trumbull County, Freedom Warrior Charitable Fund Hope Center for Arts & Technology (Phlebotomy Program), Inspiring Minds (Youth Programming),...

Keeping your kids active and healthy during a pandemic and last updated 2020-12-28 17:22:24-05 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - Kids have a ton of energy, but instead of playing at recess and walking from class-to-class, quarantine is causing many of them to spend more time in front of computer screens. "It helps your physical body, but it also helps your mental body and especially with the times we're in right now I want to be able to build that into kids," she said. If you're a parent she said to start by making exercise a fun family activity, "it's really hard to have kids do things when you're just ...

Reveal the e-cigarette company spent hundreds of thousands of funds to support youth programming. a representative told a ninth grade classroom the e-cigarette was totally safe. dr. san jay gupta has details. >> reporter: we face an entire generation of kids who are human guinea pigs for the experiments overall. >> reporter: many of the tactics are right out of the tobacco play book. >> we never wanted anyone underage to ever use juul products. >> reporter: we've seen passionate exchanges between tobacco opponents, juul executives and members of congress at a two-day congressional hearing on j...