Excitement is rising like waves in the ocean at Sherman Public Library this week as Youth Librarian Cassie Wickline and the team get ready for the kick off of the summer reading program. Titled “Oceans of Possibilities” this year’s program has something for everyone, Wickline said in a recent phone call.
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TOKYO (AP) — Singer Tina Karol said Monday from Japan that she and her fellow Ukrainians will not give up defending their land and culture from Russian invasion and are determined to win the war and rebuild an even more beautiful country.
Dear Abby: “Dana” has been my best friend since 1995. We did so many things together, until she had gastric bypass surgery three years ago. Mind you, Dana was never fat. She may have been overweight, but she was never morbidly obese. She never participated in any of the fun sports I did, such as mud/obstacle course runs or fun 5Ks. Her lack of participation wasn’t due to her weight; she just said it “wasn’t for her.”
When Melinda Najera started substituting as the Associate Band Director at Piner Middle School last school year, she began noticing a need among middle school band students. “We are missing out on a lot of great band students because they can’t afford to rent an instrument or the supplies,” Najera said.