The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Lemonade stands have adapted for sour times, raising funds and creating fun along the way.
Category: Children and Childhood
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8 Bike Paths Developed From Abandonted Railroad Tracks
The New York Times – Travel:
Tens of thousands of miles of abandoned railroad tracks have been developed into recreational paths since the 1960s. Here are scenic pathways through deserts, valleys, mountain passages and more.
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A Family Measures Milestones on an Alaskan Cycling Trip
The New York Times – Travel:
In the shadow of the iconic Denali peak in Alaska, a family bikes over the next rise and into the great unknown.
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Dungeons & Dragons Moves Beyond Nerd Culture
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The role-playing game has never been more popular, and players seem to be getting more out of it than ever before.
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Youth Hockey Site Rethinks Ranking Teams of Children
The New York Times – Sports:
MYHockey Rankings will no longer rate 11-and-under teams in the United States and Canada, its founder said, describing the practice as potentially harmful.
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In ‘The Innocents,’ Kids Behaving Deadly
The New York Times – Film:
Eskil Vogt, the Oscar-nominated co-writer of “The Worst Person in the World,” explores a childhood paradox in his new horror movie: how kids can be both innocent and cruel.
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Are the Next Global Tennis Stars Among These ’Tweens?
The New York Times – Sports:
The search for elite players is so competitive that IMG, the agency that once ruled tennis, is cultivating preteens to find the next prodigy, giving kids access to representatives from the pro tours and Nike.
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5 Things to Do This Weekend
The New York Times – Music:
Our critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually and in person in New York City.
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‘The Bad Guys’ and the Crossroads Its Author Faced
The New York Times – Film:
Unable to support his family with his children’s books, Aaron Blabey was ready to give up. Then he came up with the concept that’s now a best seller and an animated movie.