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kidSTREAM Children’s Museum Announces May 21, 2026 Grand Opening

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kidSTREAM Children’s Museum to Join a Growing Ecosystem of Organizations in Ventura County Collectively Investing in the Future of Our Children

CAMARILLO, Calif., April 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — kidSTREAM Children’s Museum announced today that on May 21, 2026, it will officially open its doors, fulfilling a promise to the families and caregivers of Ventura County. This milestone brings a permanent home for children to explore science, technology, reading, engineering, art, and math (the “STREAM” in kidSTREAM) through engaging exhibits and programming, in a region where these opportunities were previously out of reach for many. For more than 200,000 children growing up in Ventura County, this opening marks the arrival of a local space purpose-built to inspire and empower kids to become critical thinkers, innovators, and life-long learners.

 

“This opening is more than a ribbon-cutting, it is a promise kept to the children in our community,” said Bryan Yee, Board Chair of kidSTREAM Children’s Museum. “As a father of three young children, I have seen how the right environment can spark a child’s confidence and redefine what they believe is possible. As we prepare to open our doors, we do so with gratitude for the collective efforts of a community that has worked tirelessly to ensure every child grows up with the opportunities and experiences that a children’s museum can unlock.”

The grand opening, as featured in the April 19, 2026 issue of New York Times,  is a shared accomplishment for the region, made possible by the unwavering commitment of early visionaries, dedicated volunteers, and local supporters including Driscoll’s and the Gene Haas Foundation, established by the founder of Haas Automation, Gene Haas. Major donor, Ventura County-headquartered biotech firm Amgen donated $1 million, while Amgen Foundation, its philanthropic arm, contributed an additional $1 million.

“We are incredibly proud to play a leading role in the kidSTREAM story,” said Scott Heimlich, president of the Amgen Foundation and executive director of philanthropy for Amgen. “Bringing a hands-on science institution like this to our headquarters community, especially in a county that has not had one before, reflects our belief that everyone needs science, and science needs everyone. This has truly been a collective effort, and through our financial support and the dedication of hundreds of our employee volunteers, we are excited to see kidSTREAM open its doors to the community we call home.”

Located at the site of the former Camarillo Public Library, in the heart of Camarillo, kidSTREAM Children’s Museum will include approximately 21,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor exhibits within a planned 30,000-square-foot campus. In the Channel Islands exhibit outside, children can excavate replicas of pygmy mammoth bones in a fossil dig. Designed to reflect the unique landscapes and industries of the region, the agricultural exhibit includes an edible garden with berries and herbs that reflect Ventura County’s farming roots. Inside, children will explore the museum’s STREAM gallery, and encounter everyday materials as they tackle building challenges in the museum’s makerspace, an engineering design lab.

Grounded in research showing that interactive environments are where children best develop 21st-century skills like problem-solving and emotional resilience, the museum is powered by a professional staff dedicated to engaging families through play. By investing in local talent to lead these experiences, kidSTREAM Children’s Museum is creating local jobs while providing high-quality engagement that helps children build a sense of agency and wonder.

“Education has always been an important value in my family, and we have seen first-hand that a well-rounded education is not obtained solely in a classroom,” said Mae Wan, long-time Ventura County resident, community advocate, and supporter of the museum. “kidSTREAM will be a place that will allow for parents, grandparents, and adults to spend time together with their children in wonderment, exploration, and discovery.” 

The May 21st Grand Opening will begin with a private ceremony in the morning for founding partners and supporters, followed by the public opening in the early afternoon for families, caregivers, and their young explorers. To celebrate this milestone, kidSTREAM Children’s Museum is releasing the final remaining Early Explorer Memberships, which offer exclusive benefits including invitations to soft openings and other discounts. General memberships will also be made available for purchase upon the grand opening on May 21, allowing families to secure year-round access to the museum’s evolving exhibits and programming.

“As we open our doors, we are opening a world of potential for every child in our region, which will create a lasting impact for generations to come,” added Yee. “We are excited knowing that we aren’t crossing a finish line, but that we are launching into our most impactful chapter yet. On behalf of every child who will grow up with cherished memories of kidSTREAM, we are grateful to our community of supporters who have journeyed with us and built this bridge to the future.”

For more information about kidSTREAM Children’s Museum, visit www.kidstream.org.

About kidSTREAM Children’s Museum:

kidSTREAM is a children’s museum, opening its doors on May 21, 2026, in Ventura County. With a focus on science, technology, reading, engineering, arts, and math (the “STREAM” in kidSTREAM), this children’s museum inspires curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking skills in young learners. Because early childhood educational experiences can change a child’s life trajectory, kidSTREAM is committed to access for all children, regardless of socioeconomic, physical, developmental and emotional ability. Through interactive exhibits, educational programs, and community partnerships, the museum will provide an engaging environment where kids explore, play, and discover.

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shahrzad.ehya@kidstream.org  

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Krelva Accepted Into the HBS Foundry Bootcamp at Harvard Business School

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Foster Britton spent four years learning to trade. Jerry Klamm grew a website to $100,000 a month in high school. Their bootstrapped, pre-launch company, Krelva, joins the new program in October and opens Krelva Meet, small live rooms where day traders trade the market together at their respective skill levels.

BUFFALO, N.Y., Sept. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Krelva, a bootstrapped, pre-launch Buffalo company built for futures day traders, has been accepted into the HBS Foundry Bootcamp at Harvard Business School, a new online program for founders working toward their first check. Foster Britton started trading in 10th grade, at 15, before settling on futures trading. Jerry Klamm, 19, built Geometry Spot at 16, grew it to more than 175 million pageviews and $100,000 a month in revenue before he finished high school, and left the University at Buffalo to run Krelva full time.

“Krelva Meet is the room I wish I had at 15.” Foster Britton, co-founder, Krelva

Krelva exists because of how hard Britton’s first four years were. Trading is highly complex, the internet is full of people teaching it, and most of what a beginner finds is confusing, contradictory, or sold by someone with something to sell. The question is never whether there is enough information. It is where to start and who to listen to.

“I started trading in 10th grade, in forex before anything else, and it took me four years to get it right,” Britton said. “It was not that the charts were hard. It was that there is so much online, most of it is confusing, and there is no way to know where to start or who to listen to.”

Today Krelva has two things. The first is a free beginner course that shows people where to start; it teaches the basics without promising anyone a payday. The second is Krelva Meet, which opens in October at $50 a month with a 14-day free trial: a new way to trade Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500 futures, not alone and not in a crowd of strangers, but in a small live room with people at your own verified level.

Krelva Meet started with a frustration anyone who has spent time in a trading Discord will recognize. People post their results, and some of those results are real. Screenshots are easy to fake, a few prop firms now issue verified payout cards, and none of it tells a beginner whether the person answering their question is actually where they say they are. So the beginner guesses, and the loudest voice usually wins.

Krelva Meet checks. Every trader has a level that Krelva verifies before they enter a room, and the company is building direct brokerage verification so the check happens automatically. Rooms are built from traders at the same level. Someone who has never passed a prop firm evaluation sits with others who have not either. Pass one, and you move up to rooms with traders who have passed. Get paid out, and you move up again. Alongside the rooms, Krelva is launching a rating: simple, earned over time, and moved by how you answer questions during the session rather than by what you claim. Rooms are not a signal service and tell no one what to buy or sell. They are about the process: reading the market before the open, talking it through with people at your level, and finding out afterward where and why you were right or wrong.

Krelva does not claim to make anyone a better trader faster. It is trying to give people a place to start.

“Krelva Meet is the room I wish I had at 15,” Britton said.

The HBS Foundry Bootcamp at Harvard Business School has drawn attention since its launch for its $699 price and its format, which from Krelva’s understanding pairs weekly live sessions with HBS faculty and guests with AI versions of those same professors, built to push back on weak ideas.

“I’m interested in this new program at Harvard Business School. I think using AI tools to learn is the future, but I’m curious to see how Harvard does it and if it actually works,” Klamm said. “I like that it says the AI professors are built to challenge weak ideas, so I’m going to push it to the limit and see how it performs compared to a real professor.”

The waitlist for Krelva Meet is open now at https://krelva.com.

“Most traders look at the chart at 9:30 every morning by themselves. There are thousands of other traders just like you,” Klamm said. “Why would you trade alone if you could trade with a group you trust? That is the whole idea.”

About Krelva

Krelva is a Buffalo, New York company built for futures day traders. Its free beginner course, built by co-founder Foster Britton, teaches the basics of trading. Its paid product, Krelva Meet, puts traders in small live rooms with other traders at the same verified level to trade Nasdaq-100 and S&P 500 futures together, for $50 a month with a 14-day free trial. Krelva was founded in 2026 by Jerry Klamm and Foster Britton. Learn more at https://krelva.com.

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Larry Ellison Cancels His Plan to Sell Oracle Stock

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AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) today announced that Larry Ellison, Executive Chair of the Board and Chief Technology Officer, has cancelled his 10b5-1 Plan to sell Oracle stock. No Oracle stock was sold under that plan, and he has no other plans to sell any of his Oracle stock.

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CBE’s 233 MW Kamoa Project Comes Online with AIKO ABC Modules

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YIWU, China, Sept. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — CrossBoundary Energy’s (CBE) 233 MW Kamoa solar project in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has achieved full-capacity grid connection and entered commercial operation. Completed just 16 months after the power purchase agreement was signed, the project sets a new delivery benchmark for large-scale solar in Africa.

Powered by AIKO’s high-efficiency ABC modules, Kamoa is Africa’s first project to provide round-the-clock baseload power entirely through an integrated solar-plus-storage system. It offers a replicable clean energy solution for mining operations seeking both reliable power and lower carbon emissions.

The project is located next to the Kamoa-Kakula Copper Complex, one of the world’s largest copper mining operations. Remote mines across Africa have traditionally relied on diesel generators to sustain continuous production, leaving operators exposed to fuel-price volatility and increasing carbon-related compliance costs.

Kamoa uses approximately 360,000 AIKO 655 W dual-glass modules in the 66-cell format. With a mass-production efficiency of 24.2%, each module delivers 30 W more power than comparable products of the same format. Their superior temperature coefficient and hotspot suppression performance also support stable generation and system safety under the mine’s hot, high-irradiance conditions.

By combining lower levelized cost of energy with reliable round-the-clock supply, the project replaces conventional diesel generation, reduces energy-price risk and lowers the carbon footprint of Kamoa’s copper production. This strengthens the competitiveness of its products as carbon requirements tighten in international markets.

Over its 30-year lifecycle, Kamoa is expected to generate 7.8 billion kWh of electricity and avoid approximately 78,800 tonnes of carbon emissions annually. As the DRC diversifies beyond its hydropower-dominated energy mix, the project provides a valuable model for integrating renewable power with mining across Africa.

The successful delivery of Kamoa further strengthens AIKO’s position in Africa’s fast-growing solar market. AIKO will continue to advance the global energy transition through high-efficiency technology and long-term value creation.

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