Are your kids wannabe spies? Or action movie lovers? Let them live out their fantasies with a DIY laser maze.
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Teach Your Kids About Crystallization With Rock Candy
By Julia Furukawa Your kids are guaranteed to love this experiment, which is both education and delicious. Making rock candy at home is a cheap and easy way to help kids learn about the crystallization process, with a sugary reward at the end. All you’ll need is sugar, water, food coloring, a jar,…
Make a Funny Face Flip Book
Keep your kids entertained with this funny face flip book!
Need hand sanitizer…and pie? BelleWood Acres has you covered.
BelleWood Acres puts their state-of-the-art equipment to a new use — making hand sanitizer for a local jail.
Clean Your Grill With These 5 Household Products
Looking for a simple, inexpensive way to keep your bbq clean? Look no further! We’ve provided a list of everyday household items that will keep your grill shining all season.
Egg and Salt Experiment
Teach Your Kids About Salinity and Water Density With Eggs and Salt
Business as Unusual at Solstice Senior Living
How One Senior Living Center Is Protecting Residents from COVID-19
Keep Little Hands Busy
Looking for a way to keep your kids from going stir-crazy? Here’s a guide on how to make the most of your time with them inside.
Tips on How to Prevent the Flu this Holiday Season
CDC Estimates 1,300 Deaths Already from the Flu this Season MEMPHIS, TENN. – As holiday season approaches, Dr. Richard Webby, a member of the Infectious Diseases Department at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and the World Health Organization’s Vaccine Composition Team, today offers tips on staying healthy while publishing a guest op-ed in Newsweek reminding everyone that “it is still not too late to get the flu shot.” “With family gatherings and travel during the holiday season, the influenza virus is…
It’s About Family
Standing up for Hawai’i’s Most Sacred Mountain You might think Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world, but the distinction actually belongs to a Hawaiian mountain called Mauna Kea. The dormant volcano reaches 33,500 feet from sea floor to summit and is where Native Hawaiian culture places the origin story of the universe. It’s also where a consortium of universities and scientists…
Local WASP Legend Passes at 103
Local WASP legend, Dorothy Eleanor Olsen, passes at 103.
Safe Journey Tokitae Totem, we join you in calling Tokitae home to her Salish Sea waters!
The Whatcom Museum will host the Lummi Nation’s Orca Tokitae totem pole on Thurs., June 13, 6-8:00 pm at Old City Hall, as it journeys back home after traveling across the country. Making stops along the…