In New Planet Classroom Podcast National Youth Poets Demonstrate the Power of Poetry to Unite, Motivate, and Heal Communities
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Newest creative ambassadors to the world of arts and humanities speak out on race, well-being and the critical role of poetry in change for good. NEW YORK (PRWEB) March 11, 2021 Youth poets Isabella Ramirez, Ethan Wang, Manasi Garg, Madelyn Dietz and Anthony Wiles came together in the new Planet Classroom podcast to talk about their art and reflect on its power to heal in a world facing unprecedented challenges. Readings by the poets are available on the Planet Classroom Network YouTube Channel. The poets will serve for 1 year as National Student Poets, the highest honor for youth poets presenting original work in the United States.
Sheriff: 2 arrested in Stanislaus County on suspicion of infant child abuse Share Updated: 4:01 PM PST Mar 11, 2021 KCRA Staff Share Updated: 4:01 PM PST Mar 11, 2021
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Show Transcript ALL RIGHT DIRK. THANK YOU. A FIVE-MONTH-OLD GIRL IS IN THE HOSPITAL WITH MORE THAN A DOZEN BONE FRACTURES. THE STANISLAUS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SAYS THAT THEY HAVE ARRESTED THE BABY’S PARENTS FOR CHILD ABUSE DEPUTIES. SAY THE COUPLE WAITED DAYS BEFORE SEEKING MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR THEIR DAUGHTER. THEY SAY THE FRACTURES ARE IN VARIOUS STAGES OF HEALING, BUT SHE IS EXPECTED TO SURVIVE DEPUTIES. SAY THE MOST RECENT ABUSE IS BELIEVED TO HAVE T
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Isabella Ramirez has always been a high-energy, bubbly kid the kind who never seems to get sleepy no matter how much she runs around all day. She s tough, too, always popping right back up after a fall without so much as a peep. click to enlarge Photo Courtesy Of Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation
SEASON OF HOPE Santa Maria resident Isabella Ramirez, 7, was diagnosed with cancer in the spring of 2019. This year, the Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation donated hundreds of dollars worth of Christmas gifts and decorations to her family. So her mom, Santa Maria resident
Fabiola Ramirez, knew something was wrong when Isabella started lagging behind her siblings early last year, complaining about feeling tired constantly and of pain in her legs and head. Fabiola took Isabella to a doctor for a chec
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Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation hopes to raise funds for Central Coast families facing childhood cancer and COVID-19
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Seven-year old Isabella Ramirez has always been a high-energy, bubbly kid the kind who never seems to get sleepy no matter how much she runs around all day. She’s tough, too, always popping right back up after a fall without so much as a peep.
SEASON OF HOPE
Santa Maria resident Isabella Ramirez, 7, was diagnosed with cancer in the spring of 2019. This year, the Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation donated hundreds of dollars’ worth of Christmas gifts and decorations to her family.
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TIM JEAN/Staff photoCrystal Gioioso of Haverhill holds a resource book that she and other members of her Girl Scout troop created to help pet owners during the pandemic.
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TIM JEAN/Staff photoCrystal Gioioso of Haverhill holds a resource book that she and other members of her Girl Scout troop created to help pet owners during the pandemic.
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HAVERHILL â Crystal Gioioso knows it can cost a lot to provide her dog Aspen, a Yorkshire terrier, with medical care and food.
But she also knows that not every pet owner has the money to feed and care for their animal. In some cases, that can force them to turn the beloved animal over to an organization such as the Humane Society at a time when their pet could be most beneficial to them.