We live in a “use it or toss it” society that leaves little room to teach our kids about the importance of caring for our environment, respecting and protecting our natural resources. Talking about how to examine value verses cost when it comes to both […]
Nearly fifty pieces of art painted by various animals living at the Micke Grove Zoo will be on display and available for purchase at the Double Dip Gallery in downtown Lodi April 4-30. This free art exhibit is a fundraiser for the zoo’s animal enrichment […]
The time has come once again to start thinking about your summer plans. What better way to keep your kids engaged than to send them to the World of Wonders Science Summer Camp! This summer the World of Wonders Museum in Lodi is offering four […]
Did you know one in every 88 children in American has been diagnosed with autism? In order to highlight the growing need for concern and awareness about autism, join the Autism Society in celebrating National Autism Awareness Month. […]
Born through the rugged travel experience of founders Greg and Susan Traverso throughout Africa, the Red Rhino Orphanage Project’s mission is “to enable some of the most desperate and disadvantaged children in Kenya to become contributing members of society and leaders of the next generation.” […]
Although the fight for a matching wardrobe may prove difficult, Sassy Pants Boutique is a fashionable, creative outlet for both mother and child. […]
It’s something most of us will have to face in our lives-knowing what to do as our parents get older and begin to deteriorate in physical or mental health. There may eventually come a time when you need to decide whether assisted living is the […]
Bobby and Kristal Arrigone found out they were expecting their first child on their one- year wedding anniversary. “I had the picture perfect pregnancy,” Kristal says. At 16 weeks, the couple found out they were having a boy, and Kristal’s 20-week ultrasound went by without […]
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