Sandmagination announced on Monday that it will be offering a much deeper admission discount to families participating in the Card to Culture program during the current SNAP benefit interruption. Many families in the community are experiencing unexpected difficulty due to changes or delays in SNAP distributions. Sandmagination understands that this can create stress for … [Read more...] about Sandmagination boosts discounts for Card to Culture families amid SNAP halt
Children
Storytime and Q&A with local author Ruth Grube
Children of all ages are invited to a storytime and question and answer session with local author Ruth Grube! On Wednesday, Sept. 17 from 4-4:40 p.m. in the Tech Lab, Ruth will be sharing her new story, “Who Am I When No One's Around?” This program is free and open to the public, but space is limited and registration is required. For more information about the book and the … [Read more...] about Storytime and Q&A with local author Ruth Grube
Cradles to Crayons and Northshore Mall team up to support students in need
The Northshore Mall has partnered with Cradles to Crayons once again for a back to school clothing drive. Cradles to Crayons’ mission is to “provide children from birth through age 12 with the everyday essentials they need to thrive – at home, at school, and at play,” according to their website. During the month of August, Cradles to Crayons teams up with some Simon malls … [Read more...] about Cradles to Crayons and Northshore Mall team up to support students in need
Sen. Crighton sponsors bill to ban cellphones in Massachusetts schools
BOSTON — Sen. Brendan Crighton appeared before the Joint Committee on Education on June 17 to sponsor a bill for the ban of cellphones in public schools state-wide. The premises of the bill originate from personal concern for his two children, ages five and nine, said Crighton. “Even as an adult I am constantly distracted by my phone,” he said. “During school, kids should … [Read more...] about Sen. Crighton sponsors bill to ban cellphones in Massachusetts schools