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Following the massive success of "Real Americans," the California author returns with "My Dear You," a short story collection that finds the sublime in the surreal.

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Say Cheese Pizza Co. & Comic Book Cafe in Grand Island solves this problem by creating a space where kids bounce off the ...

There are exactly two types of people in this world: those who think they can conquer the Mobile Flea Market in an hour, and ...

There are people in Erie who have shaped this city quietly, without much fanfare, simply by showing up and doing the work year after year. Adam Welsh and Brian Graham are two of those people – and ...

"Carl the Collector" is a PBS Kids show where the main character has autism. Maryland Public Television recently won an Emmy for its role in the production of the show.

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For NASA educators, the Artemis II mission offers an opportunity to teach children about space exploration.

Sid Krofft, the Canadian-born creator of cult favorites such as the 1960s children’s TV show “H.R. Pufnstuf,” has died at age ...