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Jimmy Buffett's longtime bassist says if he weren't a musician, he’d be a psychologist. Jim Mayer not only continues to tour with the Coral Reefers, the band of the late Buffett, he plays in hundreds of schools per year, trying to teach kids social-emotional skills.
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Volunteers are needed to support children experiencing abuse and neglect, or who are part of the foster care system.
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A McLean County program that supports abused and neglected children is expanding to Logan County.
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The head of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services said the agency has made big gains in reducing chronic staff shortages this year.
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McLean County System of Care is hosting its first Youth and Family Resource Fair from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday at Western Avenue Community Center in Bloomington.
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McLean County’s new Family Treatment Court accepted its first client and received a $750,000 grant from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention to fund operations.
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Treble Trouble is a hero's tale of how Princess Poco saved the land of Melodia from perpetual silence — and teaching a few lessons along the way.
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A McLean County woman’s struggle to get overdue child support illustrates a complicated, and sometimes bewildering and frustrating system.
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Leslie Carrara-Rudolph is best known as Sesame Street's Abby Cadabby. She takes a break from fairy training to bring comedy cabaret, puppet-making and a sock called Lolly Lardpop to Bloomington-Normal and Peoria. Carrara-Rudolph and Normal native Paul Rudolph will sit down to talk about their journeys to Sesame Street at the end of the four-day residency next month.
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Lab Schools director Anthony Jones says said one way to boost diversity is better communication with potential students during the application period early in the year.