No matter the culture or point in history, caring for a sick child is one of the most challenging and emotionally draining experiences that parents and caregivers can go through.
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Poetry books by various authors
Highlighting Black culture, women’s movement By Terri Schlichenmeyer | OW Contributor You have a story to tell. It’s not a long one, but you like to think of yourself as […]
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Special Needs Network, Inc. 17th Annual Tools for Transformation Conference
Special Needs Network, Inc. will be hosting 17th Annual Tools for Transformation Conference on April 22, 2023, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Posted inAntelope Valley news
Lancaster commits to safer neighborhoods
A special letter from the mayor By R. Rex Parris | Mayor of Lancaster Dear Lancaster residents, As your Mayor, ensuring the safety and security of our families is my […]
Posted inNational
Lenten season is most sacred among Christians
The Lenten Season is the most sacred period in Christianity. The foundation of our faith is predicated on the suffering, sacrifice, and Resurrection of Jesus.
Posted inCovers
‘Easter’ vs. ‘Resurrection Sunday’: African-Americans redefine tradition
This Sunday, millions of Christians will attend services for the most solemn and sacred religious celebration, Resurrection Sunday, also referred to as Easter Sunday.
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FHA makes housing more affordable for borrowers
Up to 850,000 can benefit By Charlene Crowell | Center for Responsible Lending On March 20, a recent move by the Biden Administration will make owning a home more affordable […]
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Val Demmings to keynote confab
Civil rights attorney and child advocate Areva Martin and the Special Needs Network (SNN) have announced that former Congresswoman Val Demings will deliver the keynote address for the 17th annual Tools for Transformation Conference from 8:30 to 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 22, 2023 at
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‘Who We Are Now’ recounts loss, trials during pandemic
Let everybody know you’re okay, so they don’t worry. Make a phone call, send an email or a text, just let them know you’re upright and taking nourishment and you hope they’re the same. Don’t make them wonder; go ahead and reach out.
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‘Easter’ vs. ‘Resurrection Sunday’: African-Americans redefine tradition
Ministers weigh in on the power of words By Cynthia Gibson | OW Contributor This Sunday, millions of Christians will attend services for the most solemn and sacred religious celebration, Resurrection […]
