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If you can get children reading and learning early, they’ll never stop. That’s the theory behind the Moses Lake Public Library’s Early Literacy Fair. “We have a variety of what are called the big ...

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Researchers at Duke University and Humboldt and Hamburg Universities in Germany suggested that 'eureka moments' while solving ...