Staunton’s Black Baby Doll day project hope to foster self

Donations will be accepted through 15 December. If you are interested in making or accepting donations Contact Rev. Andrea Cornett-Scott at (540) 887-6102.

STAUNTON when Mary Baldwin College student Kortney Parkey is a girl, she has a doll that looks like him.

this autumn she collected dozens, but they are not for him.

They are some of the stuffed black 300 gathered by 27 students at the Ida b. Wells living learning community for the annual Black Baby Doll day project, held since 1996. Dolls donated to encourage positive self-esteem in young girls.

"(Grow) I'll try to get my hair looks like (I'm a puppet), and never really happened," said Parkey. "So (participate) the kind of person. I think this is a very important project. "

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Uganda: Parenting

He's fast, firm and have a clear idea about what he wants … play, play and more play. He is a young, slightly slower than his sister, but is quite able to survive on its own and very independent. When I called home like I usually do, he picked up the phone. That has always been the norm unless his brother felt very unfair that he is the one who always take the phone.

Usually, he always takes charge, but he loudly asked why it was always her. .. So he took out his latest tricks and giving screams loudly before settling for the cries of annoying. There is no way I could continue the conversation with his brother as he screamed loudly in the background. He then went on to hand her phone while she was putting the phone on speaker, brilliant if you ask me because that ensures he knows everything that Mummy told young people. He is still crying and after failing to get more than that, I hung up the phone and call back, so he took the phone.

That is the brother of fierce competition at a glance seem to have our House by storm. He complains that he never help him while he grumbles that he never got Posted around the House like. Many times I listened and watched silently, very rarely involved, reminding them that they only have each other and that they need to love than to fight each other.

I tried to let them figure it out yourself. So the other day a smaller complained that his brother has said he will not look after him again. I laughed because he has repeatedly demonstrated that he can do things for himself, that he had thought. .. his words not mine!

What's interesting is that they can also be very protective of others. On the occasion of that youth have seen me punish her sisters, it turns out that he wanted to plead with me to forgive her.

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Child Crime Ordinance will add the parent equation

Cedar Rapids officials are developing policies that will put the responsibility for juvenile crime appropriate at older people, forcing them to attend classes or pay fines if their children do some violations.

But the American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa fought policy, claiming it would be unfair and ineffective.

The regulation aims to give police another resources continue to be responsible parents who failed to control or even hide criminal activity child s, said Sgt. Cristy Hamblin, a Cedar Rapids Police Department spokesman.

We Re really just trying to get more cooperation and build more resources in the community with the elderly, Hamblin said.

Cedar Rapids City Council about a year from the vote on the proposed regulations, Hamblin said. Members of the police and the Council will discuss the Bill with the residents and neighborhood associations, but no meeting has yet been set, he said.

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Uganda: Parenting

He's fast, firm and have a clear idea about what he wants … play, play and more play. He is a young, slightly slower than his sister, but is quite able to survive on its own and very independent. When I called home like I usually do, he picked up the phone. That has always been the norm unless his brother felt very unfair that he is the one who always take the phone.

Usually, he always takes charge, but he loudly asked why it was always her. .. So he took out his latest tricks and giving screams loudly before settling for the cries of annoying. There is no way I could continue the conversation with his brother as he screamed loudly in the background. He then went on to hand her phone while she was putting the phone on speaker, brilliant if you ask me because that ensures he knows everything that Mummy told young people. He is still crying and after failing to get more than that, I hung up the phone and call back, so he took the phone.

That is the brother of fierce competition at a glance seem to have our House by storm. He complains that he never help him while he grumbles that he never got Posted around the House like. Many times I listened and watched silently, very rarely involved, reminding them that they only have each other and that they need to love than to fight each other.

I tried to let them figure it out yourself. So the other day a smaller complained that his brother has said he will not look after him again. I laughed because he has repeatedly demonstrated that he can do things for himself, that he had thought. .. his words not mine!

What's interesting is that they can also be very protective of others. On the occasion of that youth have seen me punish her sisters, it turns out that he wanted to plead with me to forgive her.

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Children in costumes for the cruise to sweets in the trunk or treat

some areas children got together on Halloween on Sunday at Frazer Memorial United Methodist Church trunk or treat.

Crowd estimated in the thousands visiting more than 60 vehicles parked and decorated in the Church. Volunteers manned their car and handed out sweets to costumed kiddies.

"Just fun to see all the children out," said Frances Carr, who is one of the Group dressed as a pumpkin and handing out candy.

Carr says they are "pumpkinettes", and chose the costume because they are cute and easy to make. The group finished their luggage cars decorated with ensembles such as the pumpkin patch.

As trick-or-treaters lined up to get candy from "pumpkin patch", Carr said he was looking a little bit of everything when it comes to costumes, including several small children dressed as Spider-man. Said events like the trunk or treat important to keep Halloween safe.

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