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STEM-A-THON Brings Interactive Learning to Youth

STEM-A-THON Brings Interactive Learning to Youth

On Monday, approximately 200 kids immersed themselves in science, technology, engineering, and math activities. These enthusiastic members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Northwest Indiana gathered at Urschel Pavilion and Central Park Plaza in downtown Valparaiso. The event, titled Stem-A-THON, featured engaging activities such as flight simulators, robots, and challenges like swinging cups...

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Geneva Arts Fair: Showcasing Local Talent and National Artisans

Geneva Arts Fair: Showcasing Local Talent and National Artisans

South Third Street in downtown Geneva will host the Geneva Arts Fair, a juried annual two-day event showcasing fine artisans from across the nation. The fair will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, July 25-26. For more information, visit the Geneva Chamber of Commerce’s website at genevachamber.com. Local Artist’s...

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Encouraging Young Explorers: Insights from World Traveler and Resilient Fisherman

Encouraging Young Explorers: Insights from World Traveler and Resilient Fisherman

Travel and Exploration: James Ketchell’s Inspirational Journey World traveler James Ketchell shares his experiences from an extraordinary journey across the globe by land, sea, and air. His mission is clear: inspire young people to venture beyond digital screens and embrace real-world experiences. Ketchell emphasizes building self-confidence and learning life lessons through challenges. Among his adventures,...

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Navigating Work After Parental Leave

Navigating Work After Parental Leave

Maki Nakamura/Getty Returning to work after parental leave can be overwhelming. Many parents, like myself, feel significant anxiety and guilt on the first day back at the office. The transition from being just a worker or parent to balancing the role of a working parent is a major adjustment. Amy Beacom, founder and CEO of...

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Moms Find New Beginnings in Tennis

Moms Find New Beginnings in Tennis

Ruby Griffin, aged 5, is the most skilled tennis player in her family. After taking lessons for much of her life, she confidently demonstrates proper forehand form to her mother, Castro, at the Burbank Tennis Center. The coach encourages players to stand like surfers for balance. ‘She’s the tennis lead,’ says 42-year-old Castro from Toluca...

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America’s Successful Hosting of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

America’s Successful Hosting of the 2026 FIFA World Cup

In 2018, President Donald Trump aimed to bring the FIFA World Cup back to the United States, focusing not only on soccer, but also on creating a lasting legacy. His goal was to unite the nation, welcome the world, and demonstrate American excellence as the country celebrated its 250th birthday. He tasked me with a...

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Inspector Uncovers Hidden Room During Property Inspection

Inspector Uncovers Hidden Room During Property Inspection

Ryan Edmiston, a property inspector from Portland, Oregon, made a surprising discovery while inspecting a home for a buyer. His thorough inspection uncovered an entire hidden room, turning the property’s story on its head. Edmiston, who has been inspecting properties for a decade, shared that while hidden areas aren’t new to him, this particular find...

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Gisele Bündchen: A Journey Through Fashion and Personal Life

Gisele Bündchen: A Journey Through Fashion and Personal Life

Gisele Bündchen is a prominent supermodel, celebrated for her appearances on major fashion magazine covers and runways. Her career took off in 1998 when she debuted in an Alexander McQueen show. Bündchen was married to NFL legend Tom Brady until their divorce in October 2022. They have two children, Benjamin Rein and Vivian Lake Brady,...

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Healing Justice: A Retreat for Transformation in the Face of Judicial Missteps

Healing Justice: A Retreat for Transformation in the Face of Judicial Missteps

Lesley Stahl and 60 Minutes Report on Healing Justice Recently on 60 Minutes, Lesley Stahl and her team explored the work of Healing Justice. This nonprofit gathers diverse groups affected by different judicial errors, like crime survivors, wrongfully convicted individuals, and families. They engage in a three-day retreat aimed at mending the deep wounds left...

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Healing Justice: Bridging the Gap Between Crime Victims and the Exonerated

Healing Justice: Bridging the Gap Between Crime Victims and the Exonerated

Seventeen years ago, Jennifer Thompson made headlines as a rape survivor who mistakenly identified an innocent man, leading to his wrongful conviction. The error was not unusual in an era where DNA exonerations have become more common. Confronted with the profound impact of these convictions, Jennifer has dedicated years to addressing the issue. Bringing Victims...