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Summer Camp Guide
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Saturday, 19 May 2012 19:12
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Written by Helen Ried
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Summer is just around the corner and for most parents, this often means one thing: summer camp! Keeping children occupied and productive for three whole months can be challenging; deciding on a particular camp, even more so. Not only are there so many choices to choose from, there are also a lot of things a parent must take into consideration. If your child is ready for summer camp, here’s a guide to help you.
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Easter Events in the Bay Area
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Friday, 30 March 2012 17:14
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Written by Karen Merring
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Easter parades, egg hunts, and bunnies—there’s nothing quite like Easter in the Bay Area. Check out the following events for an exciting Easter weekend for the whole family!
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Spring Events in the Bay Area
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Wednesday, 22 February 2012 17:44
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Written by Jennifer Rasmussen
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Sunshine, bubbling brooks, and flower festivals—spring is almost here! Here at Bay Area for Kids, we’re excited to shed the layers of winter clothes and have fun outdoors. Check out these events in the Bay Area for exciting spring activities!
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Spring Break Camps in the Bay Area
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Monday, 05 March 2012 06:03
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Written by Helen Ried
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Children look forward to spring as they start to shed the layers of winter clothing. For some, this means one thing: spring break! The Bay Area is home to plenty of spring camps that ensure a productive, yet fun-filled spring break for kids. Here are some camps you may want to check out.
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Urgent: Need Your Help to Save a Boy at Serendipity School
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Saturday, 17 December 2011 16:08
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Written by Bay Area for Kids
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Dear Friends,
We need your help. Last week Kyle Crawford, a four year old boy at Serendipity Preschool in San Mateo, was diagnosed with aplastic anemia. He is now hospitalized at Stanford's Lucille Packard fighting for his life. This is happening so fast, but he and his family are desperate to find a bone marrow donor. If they don't find a match in the near future, Kyle will die.
The would-be-donor MUST be half Chinese and half Caucasian and at least 18 years of age. Those participating in the test will have a swab of saliva taken by medical professionals to determine compatibility with Kyle's genetic makeup.
Serendipity School will make a to-be-determined financial contribution for the testing or other medical fees. Kyle's parents have offered to absorb the balance, if any, of the $50 per applicant processing fee.
If you know anybody that might be interested, please contact the director of Serendipity. Her name is Patrice Warto and her e-mail address is:
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As parents in our community, if there has ever been a time to come together and help save the life of a little boy, now is that time. With a heavy heart, please help spread the word to find a potential donor for Kyle.
I believe in the power of our community.
Thanks!
-Please post this on your Facebook page and spread the word to your friends and family.
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