Carver County Parks' Winter Adventure Camp offers kids aged 8-13 activities like snowshoeing and kicksledding. No experience is needed, and gear is provided. Sessions are in January and February, with a $45 fee per child.

Carver County Parks offers an Indoor Archery Series for kids aged 8-14, with sessions in archery basics at Watertown-Mayer Community Learning Center, including all equipment.

The Rec Center is hosting Turkey Bingo for kids on Nov 26, with fun prizes, and a free Turkeys on Ice skating event afterwards.

NYC launches "Youth Apprentice" civil service title to help 500 young adults start public service careers with on-the-job training, competitive wages, and mentorship, furthering Mayor Adams' goal of 30,000 apprenticeships by 2030.

The NFL and Folds of Honor Foundation awarded scholarships to the children of fallen NYPD officer Det. Didarul Islam, honoring his memory and commitment to education.

Carver County Parks offers an Indoor Archery Series for children ages 8-14, providing all necessary equipment and instruction for beginners to learn archery basics. The series runs from Nov 6-20.

NYC is investing $5 million in older adult centers for safer, more accessible facilities, marking the City Council's first dedicated funds for such renovations.

NYC Mayor Adams announced a $10 million Municipal Child Care Pilot Program providing affordable on-site childcare for DCAS employees starting in September 2026.

Saint Paul Parks and Recreation introduces a free Teen Aquatic Fitness program with water-based activities, skill-building, mentorship, and more, targeting teens' physical and social development.

NYC public schools report almost 1 in 7 students faced homelessness last year, reaching a record 154,000, with adverse effects on their education and well-being.

A regional child support agency released "My Sticker Calendar" to assist with co-parenting scheduling, featuring artwork by local youth and offered for free at agency offices.

Milton's Carvin' in Crabapple event on October 25 offers pumpkin carving, a Trunk-or-Treat, costume contest, football viewing, caricature art, and other family activities, backed by local sponsors.

Plymouth reduced the registration fees for its STEMtacular Saturday event to $20 for residents and $25 for non-residents, with additional participants costing $10 each.