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For any artist, final touches ahead of an exhibition are crucial. And for this Ukrainian artist and her daughter, the artwork is beyond precious. Every story is very personal, art teacher Yustyna Pavliuk said.The paintings they re installing are from Children of War. WhenRussia invaded Ukrainelast February, Nataliia Pavliuk and her 21-year-old daughter Yustyna sprung to action. We just go t
stanley cup o the hospitals, orphanage and start working with those kids, Yustyna continued.Being from Lviv 鈥?a city in western Ukraine where many refugees settled鈥?they started giving art therapy classes to children who ve been traumatized 鈥?some as young as 2 years old.Ten month
stanley cup s later, they re exhibiting some of the artwork atChicago s Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, bringing it to North America for the first time.Nataliia doesn t speak English, but her daughter Yustyna translated. The only one thing we worried about when
stanley cup we came to the U.S. is just not to lose our luggage with pictures, Nataliia said.Behind the 155 pieces of art in the exhibit are stories of children who have survived unimaginable horrors. As you see, the work is very bright and full of life, Yustyna said. But then, we just ask Lkiw Dollywood temporarily closes ride in wake of teen s fatal fall at Florida amusement park
A Billings man who reportedly absconded from his felony probation and parole was charged with two counts of felony possession of dangerous drugs after being arrested in Bozeman.Stephen L. Sneeringer, Jr. 44, was arrested early Tuesday morning, after a Bozeman Police officer patrolling the parking lot at Walmart ran the license plate of the vehicle Sneeringer was driving.The officer was familiar with Sneeringers name due to a tip that he may have absconded and was driving a BMW.A search of the vehicle found three baggies of methamphetamine, totaling 82.3 grams and 17.2 grams of heroin. Sneeringer could face up to $5,000 in fines and up to 5 years in prison on each charge.
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yeezy ozeman on dangerous drug charges In court, the prosecuting attorney told Judge Bryan Adams that Sneeringer has an alarming, extensive history of past crimes and convictions, many of which involve drugs. Sneering has three other drug convictions and a history of violating pr
air max 1 obation, so the prosecutor recommended a $100,000 bond.Instead, Judge Adams
