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Macaroni KID’s mission is to bring the local pulse of a community to families. We do that by maintaining websites and producing hyperlocal newsletters in thousands of communities nationwide. We share ...

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Read Across America Day is a great chance to celebrate the joy of reading and come together to promote literacy. But what if we took it one step further and literally read across the United States?