#summer-camp

#summer-camp

The Grant Park Advisory Council, or GPAC, was organized under Chicago Park District rules to protect and improve Grant Park for all its users.Grant Park is a neighborhood park for more than 110,000 residents in Chicago's central business district, and it is also Chicago's gem, its town square, the site of many important civic events, world-class museums and celebrations.

By Jeff Cotter-
Encounter a new land and a people in a way that values them, deepens your spirituality, broadens your worldview, and begins to heal the world.This May 11-21, 2023, Rainbow World Fund (RWF)-the world's first and only all-volunteer, LGBTQ+ based humanitarian aid organization-is traveling to Cuba for the first time since the pandemic.

I know, I knowyou couldn't be more delighted that spring and summer are on the way.The toasty days, the warm nights, the gentle breezes and, especially, the lengthening hours of daylight, which begin Mar. 12 with the return of Daylight Saving Time.To which I say: Keep it; keep it all: the heat, the humidity, the hot wind masquerading as a warm breeze.

"We're not trying to make anything specific," says Cope, who curates the lineup of participants and co-manages the space with Marquito at Studio Q in Berkeley."We spend the whole year going to shows, clicking on links, listening to tons of albums, and just being music geeks.It's like, 'You're good and you're good, so we hope you work well together.'"

Hey buddy - quick question: What are your values?It's an innocent ask but the answer might make you a bit defensive.You probably think that you have values.Wait, you know you have values.You have lots of them - good ones.You just keep them to yourself, but when you say them out loud ...
Well, there's the problem.

The reminders are issued daily, if not hourly, to your kids.Take your time.Don't rush.Just think for one second.They need to hear this advice since they're all impulsive.But how much do you follow up on it yourself?Probably not often.But varying the pace is important, so much so that there's a movement that's committed to slow living.

Thursday, March 23, 2023 by Kali Bramble
A sprawling lot in Northwest Hills - once home to a summer camp for boys - could be headed to City Council's agenda sometime soon, after a move to zone the site historic secured approval from the Historic Landmark Commission earlier this month.Built around 1940 for army captain and outdoorsman Warren Penn Knox, the ranch house at 7304 Knox Lane remained in his family until the passing of Margaret P. Knox late last year.

One thing too many of us have in common is stress.Sensate 2 is a compact therapy device that can be used to freeze your vagus nerve, a key element in managing your response.Using infrasonic resonance that triggers the vagus nerve to self-regulate, Sensate 2 calms fight, flight, or freeze responses, as well as making you more resilient to future stresses.

Baseball isn't played on paper, but in the offseason, the "on-paper" projections are all we have.This is the fourth installment in our series looking at the projections for key members of the 2023 Dodgers.We've done Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and Will Smith; now it's time to take a look at Max Muncy.

In the first episode of the fourth season of The Simpsons aired in 1992 Marge and Homer see Bart and Lisa off to summer camp.As soon as the bus drives off, all the parents start hollering, hooting, popping bottles of champagne and one parent even shouts, don't come back.Once they're gone, Homer's hair begins to grow back and he loses weight.

Hundreds of unaccompanied Ukrainian children have been forcibly taken to Russia since the start of the war, with some disappearing from summer camps and others from medical treatments according to a new study.A recent report by the EBU Investigative Journalism Network has verified dozens of videos of these children on Russian social media.

BALAKLIYA, Ukraine  The children left this town in August for a free summer camp sponsored by the Russian occupiers, enticed by assurances of gifts and of safety from constant shelling.The Russians promised it would be two or three weeks, and then the children would be back, Nadia Borysenko, 29, told me.

BALAKLIYA, Ukraine  The children left this town in August for a free summer camp sponsored by the Russian occupiers, enticed by assurances of gifts and of safety from constant shelling.The Russians promised it would be two or three weeks, and then the children would be back, Nadia Borysenko, 29, told me.