It was back to school for area students Tuesday after an extended break caused by winter weather.
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Sunny skies and warm weather made for the perfect setting at Tower Park Monday morning, where dozens of children and their parents gathered for Cridersville Public Library’s weekly outdoor story time.
“But what the opportunity is,” said Kody Graham, head swim coach at the Lima YMCA, “is we get a chance to teach young swimmers, young people in our community, how to be safe around water. We also get a chance to interact with their parents, to share the language we use and the process we go through — how to safely enter and exit a body of water, and how to protect themselves in challenging situations.”
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As young animals appear in backyards, local parks, and unexpected areas, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife is reminding Ohioans to keep wildlife wild this spring.
The 11-week camp runs from June through August, Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Each week features a unique theme with games, crafts, and activities related to it. Participants also receive daily gym and pool time, and lunches are provided through the Lima City Schools Summer Lunch Program. The camp is open to children ages 6 to 12.
On Monday afternoon, we went outside and took a trip to Faurot Park, where families enjoyed the unseasonably warm temperatures.
The first Family Play and Support Group event took place at the Lima YWCA on West High Street. The playgroup welcomes children of all abilities and provides a space for them to explore and socialize while offering parents an opportunity to learn about local resources.
Some of Lima’s best and brightest students were recognized for their hard work.
New survey finds that a majority of parents feel isolated and lonely because they don't feel they have people to support them during their busy and hectic schedules.