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Ballard: A Family-Friendly Community with a Long and Colorful History
You needn't love lutefisk to love Ballard, the Seattle neighborhood built largely by Scandinavian immigrants
First Person: Reflections of an Undiagnosed Dyslexic
I was one of the lucky dyslexic kids. I grew up in Eastern Montana, and
A Parent’s Review: Socerer’s Apprentice at the Northwest Puppet Center
The Northwest Puppet Center's Sorcerer's Apprentice brings a little slice of Paris to Seattle. This
A Parent’s Review: Pippi Longstocking at Youth Theatre Northwest
I admit, I have a soft spot for Pippi Longstocking. I used to daydream that
Grading Our Teachers UPDATE!
With voter approval of a three-year, $48.2 million operations levy for Seattle schools on the
Depiction of Safety in Children’s Film and TV is Improving, But Could Be A Lot Better
The national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other public health groups have been
2010 Newbery Award and Caldecott Medal
The 2010 Newbery Medal and Caldecott Medal, the nation's highest honors within the children's
Average Full-term Birth Weights Falling in U.S.; Scientists Unsure Why
Healthy full-term babies born in the United States today weigh an average of three
Childhood Cancer Treatment May Lead to Excessive Bleeding After Birth
Women who were treated with radiation to fight cancer in childhood may be at risk
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