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Kayla Cromer returns as Matilda in Season 2 of Everything s Gonna Be Okay. Photo courtesy of Freeform
Maria Bamford and Richard Kind play the parents of Matilda s girlfriend, Drea. Photo courtesy of Freeform
Matilda (Kayla Cromer, left), blames her sister Genevieve (Maeve Press, center) and brother Nicholas (Josh Thomas, right) for her breakdown in New York. Photo courtesy of Freeform
April 8 (UPI) Season 2 of Freeform s dramedy
Everything s Gonna Be Okay complicates the relationships of autistic teenager Matilda (Kayla Cromer). The new season also introduces new characters coping with challenging relationships. All I can really say is Matilda is rethinking her life and using Google for help, Cromer told UPI in a Zoom interview.
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Aspen Rotary members previously meet with the executive director of the Zambia Malaria Partners. From left are Don Wrigley, Aspen Rotary member; Martha Lungu, Zambia Malaria Partners director; Dr. Dan Perlman, Aspen Rotary; and Dr. Bob Porter, Aspen Rotary.
Two Aspen doctors are part of a greater $6 million project announced Tuesday to fight malaria in in Zambia and funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Rotary International and World Vision.
Doctors Dan Perlman and Bob Porter have been helping the Aspen Rotary Club become more engage in malaria elimination as members on the board of Malaria Partners International, according to a news release from the nonprofit organization.