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Migraine at School
SUMMARY: Migraine disorders can significantly impact students’ ability to learn and succeed in school. Recent changes from the Department of Education now allow migraines to qualify for 504 plans, which provide necessary accommodations for affected students. The process began after a collaboration between advocates and Representative Cori Bush. With these new guidelines, it will be easier for parents to secure 504 plans for their children, offering accommodations like breaks, reduced lighting, or permission to have snacks in class. Parents can learn more about these resources at MigraineAtSchool.org, which offers support for navigating the challenges of migraines in school.
Migraine at School Executive Director Amy Graham and Former Outreach Manager Izzy King join the morning show to talk about the impact of migraines on children at school
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Celebrate summer with local flavor and the outdoors in City Lifestyle’s July issue!
SUMMARY: Celebrate summer with City Lifestyle’s July issue, focused on outdoor fun and local flavor. Highlights include Elevate Outdoors, experts in landscaping and property maintenance, celebrating 25 years of family-driven service. Discover the beauty and benefits of rain gardens to manage water runoff and support wildlife. Explore local farmers markets like Boulevard in Richmond Heights and Webster Groves for fresh, community-driven produce and crafts. For a getaway, check out iconic spots like Pike Place Market in Seattle. Enjoy refreshing summer cocktails with natural ingredients like rosemary and grapefruit. The issue offers fresh ideas and tips to make the most of your summer, indoors or out.
Celebrate summer with local flavor and the outdoors in City Lifestyle’s July issue!
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Community reacts to escaped bison shot, killed in Franklin Co.
SUMMARY: Three bison escaped from a nearby farm in Franklin County, wandering through a Saint Alban neighborhood and injuring a woman who was gored in the leg. The 2,000-pound animals roamed yards and cul-de-sacs for hours, initially calm but later aggressive. Due to safety concerns after the attack, officials decided to euthanize all three bison, ending the tense confrontation. Neighbors expressed sadness over the incident in their usually quiet community. The bison remains were removed with plans to process them for various uses. Cleanup concluded as residents hoped to return to normalcy after the unsettling event. Help is needed to prevent similar incidents.
Tuesday afternoon, officials shot and killed 3 bison after they escaped from their owner. According to Franklin County Sheriff Steven Pelton, deputies were called to the area of St. Albans and Bassett roads around 1:15 p.m. Concerned neighbors described several times when the animals were nearly corralled before being spooked and running off. The owner was injured, officials say.
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Summer Rodeo and Country Music Fest Series
SUMMARY: The Bush Family Farm is hosting its annual Summer Rodeo and Country Music Festival Series starting this weekend, perfectly timed for the Independence Day holiday. Owner Billy Bush highlights the event’s interactive rodeo activities, including bulls, bronco barrels, mutton busting, and kids’ sheep-driving, alongside cold beer and distilled spirits from their own brewery. The festival features a full bar, food, vendors selling western products, and family-friendly entertainment. Starting July through October, concerts with country music artists from Nashville will perform every second Saturday of the month. The popular event brings a Wyoming-like atmosphere to DeFiance, Missouri, celebrating patriotic outdoor fun.
The Busch Family Farm is hosting its Summer Rodeo and Country Music Festival series starting the weekend of the 4th of July through the fall.
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