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How much do you value education and getting to school on time? Would you knowingly allow your children to cross a broken bridge over a swollen river to get to school?Those with the Department of Corrections aren't giving up on finding the doll's owner.
"There's a family out there possibly a young child that's missing this doll and it's very important to that family and to us to try to get it back in the hand of that family," says Fred Scaletta with the Department of Corrections.
"One of the children came downstairs and he was very excited he had something for show-and-tell. He opened up his backpack and out came two grenades," said co-owner Carole Grenier.
Grenier said at first she thought nothing of the grenades when the boy took them out - that's when several parents walked in whom also happened to be police officers.
"And another parent came down who was a police officer and he said, ‘Oh, no, these can't go to school. You have to call the police,'" said Grenier.
Minutes later the Chicopee police, fire department, state police and a bomb squad were called to 27 Streiber Dr. About 15 children were evacuated from the building while officials investigated.
An unsuspecting Grandmother sets out to read her baby granddaughter a book. The book is Adam Mansbach's "Go the F*ck to Sleep." Warning: Grandma reads the whole book even though she thinks it is, " a very bad book." This hilarious clip contains plenty of foul language. You might want to make sure your little ones are fast asleep before you play this video.
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Are you packing a safe lunch for your preschooler / kindergartner? The answer is probably no. A study out of the University of Texas found that 90% of preschoolers home packed lunches reach unsafe temperatures.Unsafe, as the researchers defined it, was anything that sat for more than two hours between 39 and 140 degrees Fahrenheit. But that doesn't mean kids are actually getting sick.
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This is a great spoof from Jimmy Kimmel Live. As funny as this skit is, I think they might actually be on to something. These little outfits probably pose a chocking hazard risk, but they are super fabulous!
The government has committed to spend $2.4 billion to buy the equipment and digitize all of the material. They intend to roll it out to elementary schools by 2014 and across the entire education system the following year.
The rock band camp, at St. Cecilia Music Society allows students to learn about all aspects of being in a band, for example forming and promoting the group and of course performing on stage.
“What’s so unique about them [children] compared to adults is that they don’t want to be in bed. They want to be in the playroom; they want to watch a movie; they want to sit and have popcorn with Mom and Dad and what we have to do is help them get comfortable enough and provide enough supportive care so they can do those things,” Will said.
