Family Times
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Building traditions
“I didn’t think I would get married or have kids,” Jodie Saunders said. “I was just more into what I wanted to do.”
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Help kids learn importance of Memorial Day
Memorial Day, celebrated on the last Monday in May each year, was originally referred to as “Decoration Day.”
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Full circle
A daughter may be grown and out on her own, but you know she will always be your little girl.
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Help prepare students for annual tests
Students around the nation are preparing for standardized achievement tests that are administered toward the end of each school year.
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A full house of love
With six children, Mari Comas has learned one important thing.
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Teach children the importance of casting vote
The government — whether it’s in Washington, D.C., in your state or in your hometown — affects your life. And by voting you get to say what’s important to you, and you say it straight to the politicians.
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A balancing act
Lots of little girls dream about getting married and having a family.
“I just thought it would happen,” said Alison Ross. “But I definitely wanted my college education and all that before I even thought about marriage.” -
Celebration of family
Pam Nolan can remember when her home was filled with “only” four children.
But there was room enough in the Nolans’ hearts — and home, too — for two more. -
Simple steps make family traditions fun
Family traditions are the best way to build a strong family. The key is to set some traditions and do them so you have fun together and create lasting memories.
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Organized chaos
Three kids.
Three times the rush.
Three times the fun.
Heather and Bo Gibson of Fairmont will celebrate their 17th wedding anniversary this August. They met while attending Glenville State College. She majored in elementary education; he majored in computers. - More Family Times Headlines
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