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June edition of The Young Observer has arrived!

In this issue, I’ve gathered some of our favorite stories, fun facts, and creative activities to keep your imagination soaring all summer long.
What's an Ozobot?
The “Kids at the Well” summer camp runs from June 2nd to July 26th at the Well Activity Center in Apopka.
May edition of The Young Observer is here!
This month, we're celebrating curiosity, creativity, and the joy of learning something new everyday! Check out stories, puzzles, photos and more to inspire you to keep reading, wondering, and dreaming big.
City announces its 2025 summer camp program
The camp will run Mondays through Fridays from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, offering recreational activities and field trips for youth aged 6 to 13.
DCF launches new and improved website to help families interested in adoption
The dynamic upgrade enhances the adoption journey by streamlining information about the process and providing prospective adoptive parents with every resource available to connect them with a child in need of a forever family.
The mythology of extracting wisdom teeth
Wisdom teeth are just your third molars. They are just the last tooth to erupt, and often, our mouths do not have enough space to accommodate them. They are no different than the rest of your teeth.
Teresa Sawyer is pictured here with Joe Chessa and Mike McFadden from the Knights of Columbus.
The Above and Beyond Pregnancy Center in Apopka receives large donation from local nonprofits
"We are so thankful to St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Apopka, and the Knights of Columbus who just did a 'daily bread' bank drive and raised $5,000 for us, plus donated close to $6,000-worth of brand new baby items."
New all-inclusive playground coming to the Northwest Recreation Complex
The project will include installation of new play structures, swings, slides, We-Go-Rounds, ZipKrooz, a children’s play area, accessible pathways, a sensory garden, and additional enhancements.
4 surprising facts about health insurance / 4 datos sorprendentes sobre el seguro de salud
People often think it’s too expensive, too confusing, and too hard to enroll in. Some question whether they need health insurance at all, and they choose to go  without coverage, leaving themselves and their families unprotected from expensive medical bills.
More Parenting Articles
Abortion funds in Florida carry on despite Amendment 4 loss
FAN is on track to award $500,000 in support by the end of the year, which is approximately $100,000 more than the group dispersed last year, but that figure doesn’t totally reflect the increasing demand.
Of course you can buy an evil clown at Home Depot.
Why is Halloween spending growing when Americans are supposedly cutting back?
While polls suggest many Americans are feeling financially fragile, the data indicates it isn’t having much impact on Halloween spending.
Try it, you’ll like it! Winter Indoor Futsal with Central Florida Soccer Club
The Central Florida Soccer Club Indoor Futsal Program is open to U8- High School boys and girls. You're welcome to join if you’re part of a club or looking to stay active during the offseason.
6 Tips for Helping Your Children through Divorce Proceedings
In this post, we intend to help couples going through family court understand exactly how to process this experience without causing undue harm or bad memories, while also allowing their children to understand. It’s a difficult task, but one you can accomplish.
An experimental aircraft like this solar-powered airship could someday play a role in providing internet access to rural areas or disaster zones.
A third of the world’s population lacks internet connectivity − airborne communications stations could change that
Telecommunications equipment positioned high in the air, on uncrewed balloons, airships, gliders and airplanes, could increase social and economic equality by filling internet connectivity gaps. This could allow more people to participate fully in the digital age. An experimental aircraft like this solar-powered …