DE Natural History Museum Admission Goes Up June 1
The $1 increase, the Museum's first since 2009, will go into effect June 1.
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Kids Not Stuck on Sugary Cereal
When they can add a little fruit and sugar, kids like low-sugar cereal as much as less healthy brands, according to a new study.
In Search of Unsung Heroines
Nominations are open for Women’s Way’s Unsung Heroine Award, honoring three local women who have made significant contributions to advance the progress of women, girls and families.
Side Effects Offset Use of Antibiotics for Ear Infections
With side effects taken into account, children with ear infections who take antibiotics are no better off than children who do not receive them, a new study concludes.
National School Survey Seeks Your Feedback
Students, parents and educators have until Dec. 17 to participate in Speak Up, an annual survey that takes the nation’s pulse on key educational issues
Make a ‘Fundred’ at The Fabric Workshop
The project supports decontamination of lead-polluted soil, starting in New Orleans.
10% of Phila. Students Get Degrees in 10 Years
After ten years, just 10% of 9th graders had received a 2- or 4-year degree
Screen Time Linked To Psychological Woes
Children who spend more than two hours a day in front of a TV or computer are more likely to have psychological difficulty, according to a new British study.
High-Fructose Corn Syrup, aka 'Corn Sugar'
By any name, excess sugar consumption is an obesity villain.
Walmart Chicken Nuggets Recalled
Pieces of blue plastic were found in Great Value Chicken Nuggets, sold at Walmart stores.
Wildlife Federation Offers Free Guide
Parents who take the National Wildlife Federation's "Be Out There" pledge will receive a free Summer Survival guide to outdoor activities.
Vidhu Nath: A Fundraising Hero
Abington H.S. junior is honored for his work with H2O for Life, which raises funds to provide fresh water to people underdeveloped countries.
Weekly Text Messages for Expecting & New Moms
Text4baby, a weekly mobile phone text messaging service, provides pregnant women and new moms with health and baby care tips.
Apply Early for Summer Science
PA libraries are beginning to register kids in grades 2-6 for a free week of science fun.
Renovated Bucks Skate Park Now Open
Skateboarding season at the Central Bucks Family YMCA has opened with the fourth upgrade of its Skate Park.
Delsy Morales Wins Youth of the Year Award
Delaware Boys & Girls Clubs give their top award to a Howard High School of Technology senior.
Delaware Wins 'Race to the Top'
Up to $107 million in U.S. educational reform funding will enable "data coaches," new tests and teacher evaluations.
DE ‘Forgives’ Storm-Related School Closings
Delaware public school districts will not have to make up the days lost to weather in the 2009-2010 school year.
NJ Bereavement Camp Seeks Volunteers
Camp Firefly, an Aug. 27-29 camp for grieving kids, seeks adult help.