‘Organized chaos’: Boys & Girls Clubs try to restore comfort to anxious kids
Youth Development Professional Tyler Devereux and Boys & Girls Clubs of The Columbia Basin Executive Director Kim Pope make snarling dinosaur motions with a group of first- and second-graders at the McGraw Family Clubhouse.
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Boys & Girls Clubs of The Columbia Basin Executive Director Kim Pope stands outside the main clubhouse near Park Orchard Elementary School.
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“No Worries!” is one of the books the Boys & Girls Clubs of The Columbia Basin is fundraising for to help kids deal with some of the difficult things they might be feeling as a result of the pandemic.
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MOSES LAKE — It’s no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic-related lockdowns have made things difficult for the country’s kids.
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