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 | Beth Parkinson-Langdon and her children Hannah, 9, and Joey, 8, have opened The Green Bear, 1016 60th St., a children\'s resale shop that sells strollers, swings and clothing for kids. ( KENOSHA NEWS PHOTO BY BRIAN PASSINO ) |
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Children pitch in at new Kenosha resale shop
Who better to help run a children’s resale shop, believed Beth Parkinson-Langdon, than youngsters — specifically hers?
“This gives me the flexibility to do everything with my kids,” said the owner and operator of The Green Bear, 1016 60th St. “It happened to be something that fit into our lives right now.”
See the complete story in today's Kenosha News, Page: C6
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Assuming that there will be a change to health care on the national level, which best represents how it should be paid for?
Make the rich pay. They have a lot more than they need.
Everyone should pay something toward health care, regardless of income.
Businesses and employees should pay through payroll taxes.
Take the money from hospitals and insurance companies.
Make the rich pay. They have a lot more than they need.
Everyone should pay something toward health care, regardless of income.
Businesses and employees should pay through payroll taxes.
Take the money from hospitals and insurance companies.
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