Children and Families
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Cooking up something special: Booker T. Washington Community Center keeps kids fed after school
Kid’s Cafe is sponsored by Oklahoma Food Bank. Booker T. Washington adopted the program in 1998 as part of its after-school program.
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Building for future starts in classrooms
A local study, based on a Feb. 17 meeting, shows early childhood education pays dividends in economic development as those students enter the work force.
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Taking the trauma out of testimony ...
Executive Director Carole Wade said the organization still is working on a project to allow children who are victims to testify in court from the Child Abuse Response Education campus via video connection.
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Grants help YWCA offer comfort during crisis
Garfield County Emergency Food and Shelter grants are meted out each year through the Garfield County emergency assistance board, said Sean Byrne, executive director of United Way of Enid and Northwest Oklahoma.
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8,000 reasons to join: YMCA celebrates renovation with a membership prize
Because she was the 8,000th member, Sarah Brinsley said YMCA waived her $65 joiner fee and gave her a one-year free membership.
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RSVP: Call to volunteers
RSVP reaches out to Garfield County and surrounding counties: Alfalfa, Grant, Noble and Major are under the Enid region’s umbrella.
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Out with old, in with new: Waller students recycle to earn needed supplies
Technology Students Association classes have been participating in a program through Funding Factory to earn points to purchase items for the school.
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Enid’s musical interlude: Annual Tri-State to get under way
Jazz Night, free to the public, will be 7 p.m. April 30 in Mabee Center at NOC Enid.
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KJ Productions’ business not too ‘ruff’ these days
Travis Brorsen’s series, “Adventures with Travis and Presley,” was so popular he decided to develop it into a children’s video and book, so he turned to KJProductions in Enid, said Renee Settlemires, KJ executive producer.
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To the rescue: Red Cross helps residents cope during disasters
Approximately 230 volunteers help the local Red Cross respond to families experiencing crises because of events such as a fire, tornado, flood or ice storm.
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