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Wellesley diaper drive is collecting diapers for needy families

Wicked Local Everyone with a baby in the house knows how expensive diapers are. Now a Wellesley-based nonprofit has planned a drive to provide diapers to families in need. The goal: 10,000 diapers. The drive is scheduled for Saturday, May 22, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Linden Square. It is being organized by Kids Backing Kids (https://www.kidsbackingkids.org/),  launched in  April 2020 by the Rodrigue family. KBK said many of the young volunteers had never thought much about diapers. But when you do give it some thought, they said, you re left with a lot of questions, like:  Why can t federal assistance programs be used to buy diapers? And why are diapers so expensive, costing $80 to $100 per month for just one child? And what could they do to help families who need diapers?

Rock Springs Resident to Have Award-Winning Artwork on Display at UW

LARAMIE The University of Wyoming Art Museum will host a free gallery walk-through featuring student award winners from the 46th annual Juried UW Student Exhibition Thursday, May 6, from 5:30-7 p.m. UW student Sophia Spicer of Rock Springs is one of the students who will have artwork on display. The UW Art Museum will offer both in-person and Zoom options for attendees. In-person attendees are asked to follow UW’s social distancing and mask protocols. For information on how to attend via Zoom, go to www.uwyo.edu/artmuseum/events. Advertisement - Story continues below. The gallery walk-through is an opportunity to hear students discuss their artistic motivations, such as what drives the content of their work and why specific artistic media were chosen, and to answer visitors’ questions. The event helps students develop as professional artists and bolsters public speaking skills.

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