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Editorial: Support Venue-A-Thon and help out local teens
It's up the community to support teens so they have their own special place. There's an easy way to do it. Tune in to KCAT community access channel 15 and make a donation during the first ever Venue-A-Thon coming up on May 16, airing 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cupertino, Los Gatos and Palo Alto teens mash it up, come out with $35K
Looking into the future was part of a game was called M.A.S.H., and required only a pen, some paper and a couple of close friends. Now, the game is making a high-tech comeback, thanks to a group of local girls and the Google Nexus One phone application they created.
KAP kicks off 10th year of inspiring youth
The Kids As Peacemakers organization, celebrating its 10 th anniversary in 2010, is in the process of distributing primed and labeled mural boards to 32 participating schools, churches, and community youth groups to inspire kids and teens to build a more peaceful world.
Dominican University: Ongoing registration for music classes, kids, teens and adults
Dominican University has launched a new Community Music Program, featuring a series of summer music classes for children, teens and adults, starting in June. Registration for the program is ongoing.
Teens win Alger scholarships
Four Broward teens are among 104 high school students in the country to receive a national scholarship for their determination to overcome the bumps -- sometimes boulders -- on the road to getting a high school diploma.
Cupertino, Los Gatos and Palo Alto teens mash it up, come out with $30K
Mansion. Apartment. Shack. House. These words may not mean much to most adult men, but for many women, those four words in high school held the key to finding out who they were going to marry, where they were going to live and how many kids they were going to have. Looking into the future was part of a game was called M.A.S.H., and required only a pen, some paper and a couple of close friends ...
Evergreen Park HS mourns teens crash death
Evergreen Park High School was reeling Friday after learning junior DanielleSellers had died in a car crash. The 17-year-old was a passenger in a car involved in a two-car collision last night at 100th Street and Turner Avenue.
Program to teach Steamboat teens about court
Grand Futures Prevention Coalition hopes to teach Routt County teens about the juvenile justice system the easy way without them going through it first. Grand Futures is teaming up with local law enforcement for a symposium from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
There are more than a few things for your kids to do this summer
Published: Friday, May 7, 2010 at 8:00 a.m. Last Modified: Thursday, May 6, 2010 at 10:18 a.m. With only a matter of weeks left until schools let out for summer, parents need to make plans on where they're going to bring their kids for a little vacation fun.
Volunteers Needed for Kids Golf Championships
The U.S. Kids Golf championships are almost here, and tournament organizers are actively seeking volunteers.