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Home Events WEBINAR: Ask Me Anything w/ Dr. Carol Wilkinson on Brain Development and Poverty Event April 16, 2026 1:30pm Online Hosted by Children, Youth and Family Funders Roundtable, this webinar explores how early financial strain can impact the way an infant’s brain develops. Dr. Carol Wilkinson, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School and Director of Research, Down’s Syndrome Program, will discuss her research on identifying biological and environmental factors that impact early brain development and long-term functioning. She will also explore effective therapies to improve outcomes and independence for all children, especially those with neurodevelopmental disorders. Register

George Springer just finished a pre-game BP session, and he’s sitting in the Blue Jays dugout looking out at the field. While the start of this season has been less than ideal for last year’s World Series finalists, Springer’s eyes light up when he thinks about the fan reception his team has received.   “The fans have been electric from the start at our home games,” Springer said, with a grin. “I think everyone’s excited for us to be back, and we’re obviously excited to be here.”  This is the last season of a six-year contract for Springer, the 36-year-old leadoff man some teammates describe as the most impactful voice in the clubhouse. And while the Blue Jays are below .500 at 5-7 in the early going, Springer has weathered storms before, and snapping their six-game losing streak with a win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday afternoon is certainly a step in the right direction.  Friday night, the Jays return to Rogers Centre for the first of three against the Minnesota Twins (7:07 p.m.  » Read More

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Skip to main content Upper Moreland-Willow Grove, PA Lower Moreland, PA Upper Dublin, PA Chestnut Hill-Mt. Airy, PA Upper Southampton, PA Hatboro-Horsham, PA Warminster, PA Roxborough-Manayunk, PA Lower Southampton, PA Plymouth-Whitemarsh, PA Pennsylvania Top National News See All Communities ABINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA — The township is conducting a swimming pool feasibility study on its aging pools and is seeking community input. Two public meetings are scheduled, with the first set for Monday at the Hunter Soccer Clubhouse (Penbryn Pool). The second is on April 20 at the Crestmont Clubhouse. Both meetings will take place from 6:30–8:30 p.m.  » Read More

The Journeys Breakdown independent documentary on psychedelic therapy, mental health, and healing now available to rent or buy on major VOD platforms. DENVER, CO, UNITED STATES, April 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Journeys, the independent feature documentary exploring psilocybin assisted psychedelic-assisted therapy and mental health healing, is now available worldwide in English speaking territories on major video-on-demand platforms, including Apple TV, Amazon, Google Play, Vimeo On Demand, and Dish. Available in Spanish speaking territories in the coming weeks. Following a successful series of premiere screenings, conventions, festivals and growing audience, Journeys is expanding its reach through digital distribution—making the film accessible to global audiences interested in mental health, trauma recovery, and alternative therapies. Directed by Christopher Cramer and produced by Honor Arts, Journeys offers an intimate, human-centered look at individuals navigating depression, PTSD, and personal transformation through emerging psychedelic-assisted therapy practices. Through real stories and observational filmmaking, the documentary presents a grounded and balanced perspective on one of the fastest-growing areas in mental health research discussing not just the treatment but the ethics, reciprocity and science of this growing practice as more states and first world countries vote and open up the therapeutic modality. The film arrives at a pivotal moment

In Brief Posted: 5:00 AM PDT · April 10, 2026 Image Credits:Brian Heater Snap has announced a new partnership between its AR-glasses-focused subsidiary, Specs, and chipmaker Qualcomm, as the company revs up for the release of its wearable later this year. The Snapchat creator has been teasing the release of the glasses — dubbed Spectacles, or merely Specs — for a long time and, earlier this year, it spun off a new company to specifically focus on the business venture. In February, the company abruptly parted ways with Scott Myers, its SVP of Specs, over a reported “blow-up” between himself and Snap CEO Evan Spiegel. The newly announced partnership with Qualcomm shows signs of life for the project. Specs will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon XR platforms, which are its systems-on-a-chip designed to power augmented and virtual reality devices, a press release states. The two companies will develop “on-device AI, cutting-edge graphics, and advanced multiuser digital experiences” as part of a multi-year strategic agreement, a press release claims. “Our work with Qualcomm provides a strong foundation for the future of Specs, bringing developers and consumers advanced technology and performance that pushes the boundaries of what’s possible,” Spiegel said. The saga of Specs has

April 10, 2026, 6:15 a.m. CT On a bright, sunny January day in 2025, officers with the Tazewell County Sheriff's Office sat down with a young woman at a room in an elementary school in Washington. The deputy and detective asked her a series of questions about Snapchat messages she had sent to a group of friends that day. The deputy explained why they were dispatched to the school and why the chat piqued their interest.

The City of Marietta announced it will mark the nation’s 250th anniversary in 2026 with a yearlong, citywide celebration featuring events, exhibits and community programming in partnership with local organizations. The initiative, part of the national commemoration of America’s semiquincentennial, will include activities across the city designed to highlight history, culture and community engagement. A full schedule of events is available at www.250inMarietta.com, hosted by Visit Marietta, and will be updated throughout the year. In June, the traveling exhibit “We the People: The Documents That Made Our Nation” will be displayed in the lobby of Marietta City Hall. The exhibit is on loan from Kennesaw State University and will showcase foundational documents tied to the nation’s history. The city will also host an America’s 250th engagement table during Glover Park Concerts, offering historical information, interactive activities and commemorative items in collaboration with community partners. Independence Day festivities will anchor the celebration, beginning with an Independence Eve event on July 3, 2026, on the historic Marietta Square. The event will feature a concert by Drivin N Cryin. On July 4, Marietta’s annual Fourth in the Park celebration will include what organizers say will be the largest Let Freedom Ring Parade in

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