Marilynn Anderson is the author of “Readers’ Club for First Grade Friends and Second Grade Pals, “Purple Head Goes to School,” $1.99, and “Instant Reader — Big Kids Read Book Twelve of Twelve Books: ...

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In this letter, I’m going to offer a possible way of thinking about long COVID symptoms and how to treat them.

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There’s a special kind of magic that happens when a town decides it would rather be peaceful than profitable, and Manzanita, Oregon has perfected this particular spell. This unassuming coastal village ...

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One Fast, One Father, One Nation A Reflection on Ramadan, Lent, Independence, and the Gift of Knowing Why We Fast This year, something quietly remarkable happened in The Gambia. Ramadan began. Lent ...