When the midyear report brought more of the same concerns, we suggested he repeat the year. Immediately, the teachers reversed course, assuring us that he would not need to repeat the year; he just ...

On the Lakeland campus of Polk State College, there are a lot of laughs during a summer program called "Trick-Talking ...

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Dallas pediatrician talks about his experience dealing with his sexual identity and the difficult environment for physicians ...

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Vancouver resident Justin Forsman exposes what he claims is ‘propaganda designed to guilt the public into approving another school levy, even when the system has done little to earn the public’s trust ...

Re. “No more Popsicles for kids with cancer under heartless new hospital policy,” Don Braid, April 1 There aren’t enough words to express my disgust of the UCP government’s recent decision ...

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In Walla Walla, kids don't have very many choices when it comes to stores and entertainment. Today, kids can spend time at a few places in town, including Brights, Inland Octopus and Book and Game.

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Letter: We're making kids cry "We’re hurting all kids because some lawmakers see rainbows everywhere and what is a common bathroom design as nefarious plotting," writes Faye Seidler.