said his office is near the exhibit and he's heard conversations start between parents and kids.</p><p>\"Moneyville gives us one of those opportunities where parents are able to share with the young people...information about something that is a topic that for some reason we have made culturally inappropriate to talk about, and that's money,\" Garcia said.</p><p>Supporters say the exhibit is a good way to spark discussion about finance in the home. \"When we work with kids, we in turn educate parents because kids go home and talk to their parents about that and it becomes something that's not a taboo subject,\" said Mark D. Cummins
April 20, 2014
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DULUTH, Minn. (WDIO Television) - An educational exhibit about money at the Duluth Children's  - \Moneyville\" - includes a bank and a stock market display. The Minnesota Power Employees Credit Union provided a grant to bring the display five years ago