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Kids R Kids International, Inc Partners with Inclusent to Examine Current DEI Policies and Practices

Kids R Kids International, Inc Partners with Inclusent to Examine Current DEI Policies and Practices
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Polk County wrestles with broadband internet services, outage issues

The digital divide is alive and well in Polk County, where the pandemic has highlighted increased reliance on limited broadband services.

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SCC students compete in state SkillsUSA and advance to Nationals

Close Esthetics Contest winners (from left) first placeâmodel Sandra Quezada and McKinley Smith; second placeâRosalie Thompson and model Alexia Waid; and third place Loran Conner and model Gracie Shelton.Â SCC students compete in state SkillsUSA and advance to Nationals Apr 23, 2021 4 hrs ago Esthetics Contest winners (from left) first placeâmodel Sandra Quezada and McKinley Smith; second placeâRosalie Thompson and model Alexia Waid; and third place Loran Conner and model Gracie Shelton.Â Somerset, Ky.Â â Five Cosmetology students from Somerset Community College (SCC) found beauty in competition recently and will now test their style skills against the nationâs best.

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The Day - Waterford sisters take on illness with tiaras - News from southeastern Connecticut

Waterford Three teen sisters here are trying to make people facing illness feel like royalty. Taylor, Kayla and Emily Roy, 17, 15 and 14, respectively, have been collaborating on a project to make and distribute tiaras to people who are battling all types of illness. “Our mission is for the tiaras to promote confidence when dealing with medical providers or feeling icky or getting treatment,” Taylor said. “They’re also a reminder that you’re a warrior, you’re a princess, or prince, and you remember to practice acts of self-care and to treat yourself gently.” The idea was influenced by personal experience. The Roy sisters’ mother, Natasha Roy, has a rare blood cancer called Polycythemia Vera. While battling the cancer, Natasha connected with others in similar situations via Facebook. A woman contacted her about “Tiara Tuesdays,” named as such since that was the day Natasha received injections for her cancer.

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