Family camping myths vs first trip tips from a kid to adult
A reflective guide for beginners and families planning a campout covers choosing frontcountry versus backcountry sites, and suggests starting with family campgrounds or glamping. It emphasizes basic camping skills, safety, Leave No Trace ethics, and lodging options like GLAMPING while noting pandemic guidelines and permit planning.
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Maine
Utah
National
Patagonia
Iceland
Parks and Recreation Department
National Outdoor Leadership School
NOLS
Nols) Or Outward Bound
L.L. Bean
REI
Socially distant proms cap off a trying year
Alyssa Smith describes pandemic prom in Avondale Arizona as a tentative celebration with masked students dancing on painted field squares and prepackaged meals. Kailey Binkley notes the changed format still offered dresses, photos, and memories while easing mental strain. Windsor Connecticut senior Simone Moales eagerly anticipates an in person prom with peers missing semiformal events. In Chapel Hill North Carolina Anna Brent Levenstein looks forward to a last high school gathering before graduation as cohorts remain in place.
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Alyssa Smith
Avondale
Arizona
Smith
Kailey Binkley
Binkley
Anna Brent-Levenstein
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Brent Levenstein
Lunch Ladies Honored For Kindness In School Cafeterias
Readers praise school lunch staff in a letter column tribute highlighting how cafeteria workers welcomed and fed students, mentored a shy youth, and uplifted daily life with smiles. The column also addresses a cousin's long history of shoplifting and offers guidance on confronting family dishonesty and supporting survivors of sexual assault.
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Amy
Rainn.org
Amy Dickinson
Askamy
Amydickinson
P.O. Box
Freeville
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