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Youth's Benefit Elementary receives $25K from box top fundraising
Students at Youth's Benefit Elementary School in Fallston received a big surprise Thursday morning when they learned their school was the grand prize winner of $25,000 in the Scott Shared Values Box Tops for Education Sweepstakes. Scott Brand and...
Tags: Schools, Values, New Products, Ben Johnson, Kimberly-Clark Corporation
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Truck pull aims to spur interest in trucking industry jobs
Picture a one-sided tug of war in an Anne Arundel Community College parking lot: At one end of the rope is a group of students, digging heels against the asphalt to gain traction. The other end is tied to a delivery truck set in neutral, its 14,000 pounds...Tags: Students, Colleges and Universities, Anne Arundel Community College, Teaching and Learning, Employment
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Five cents for common sense on bottles and cans
It's one of those things that make sense but we do not do: Have a nickel deposit on every bottle and can of beer, soda and all the other liquid beverages we drink. Maryland does not have it. Some states do. Every state should. I first looked into why...Tags: John A. Olszewski, Jr., Earth Day, Inner Harbor
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Lawsuit called another 'skirmish' as Under Armour takes aim at Nike
Nike started with running shoes and Under Armour with undershirts. Both stories begin with dissatisfaction. While trying to sell a Japanese manufacturer's shoes, Phil Knight sent some to his former coach, who modified them, using, among other things, a...
Tags: Phil Knight, Tottenham Hotspur F.C., Kevin Plank, Media Industry, Weaponry
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Retailers may charge fee to customers paying with credit cards
Customers at Towson Hot Bagels usually pay with credit, not cash, when buying a bagel or a bottle of water, triggering fees the merchant must pay to process each transaction. Now, the shop's owner and retailers across the country may recoup "swipe"...
Tags: Federal Hill, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Timonium, Electronics, Credit and Debt
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Divided business community misses a chance on gas taxes
When it comes to higher gas taxes, most Maryland businesses agree on one thing: They want a guarantee that the money designated for highway revenues will go to roads and bridges. But when the rubber met the road in the Maryland House of Delegates, some...
Tags: Executive Branch, Elections, Purple Line (Maryland), Government, Annapolis
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Shoe company accuses Under Armour of trademark infringement
California footwear maker Gravity Defyer Corp. accused Baltimore-based Under Armour of trademark infringement in a lawsuit filed Monday in federal court. The maker of shock-absorbing athletic, casual and dress shoes says in the lawsuit filed in U.S....
Tags: Locust Point, Trials, Under Armour Inc., Justice System, Media Industry
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Consumer groups fear that debtors' prisons are making a resurgence
When a warrant for his arrest arrived at his mother's house, Bryan Bookman went to the district court in Essex to clear up the matter. "That's when I was handcuffed and shackled, right on the spot, like I was a common criminal," said Bookman, who didn't...
Tags: Defendants, Baltimore County, Montgomery County (Maryland), Prosecution, Banking
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The Littlest Vegans
Eleven-year-old Tyler Parker-Rollins says being vegan isn't always easy. But he says it's also "fun" and that he plans to be one "forever." His 9-year-old brother, Will, loved it when his friends tried vegan pizza at his birthday party and "they...
Tags: Vitamin D, Vitamin Therapy, Vegetarian Diet, Calcium, American Academy of Pediatrics
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BGE customers to see rate increase
Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. customers will be paying higher rates this year, with the average bills rising by several dollars a month, to cover the cost of upgrading the utility's infrastructure. Maryland's Public Service Commission, which regulates...
Tags: Government, Civil and Public Service, Credit Ratings, Howard County, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.
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Medical marijuana is harmless, but prohibiting it is deadly
Regarding your editorial on the proposed legalization of medical marijuana in Maryland, it's true that anyone in California who wants a medical marijuana recommendation can get one ("Due caution," March 12). The recommendation allows consumers to purchase...
Tags: Methamphetamine (drug), Medical Marijuana Therapy, Health Treatments
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Howard County schools' emphasis on healthful eating earns national honor
Students at Howard High School emerge from cafeteria lines with plates as green as well-manicured lawns. They reach for steamed broccoli and fresh lettuce as quickly as they do macaroni and cheese and popcorn chicken. And they say they their healthful...
Tags: Students, Salt, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Teaching and Learning, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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