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In Circuit Court, Baltimore's family friendliness falls flat
In May, Time magazine made a splash featuring an attractive woman breastfeeding her three year-old on its cover. The accompanying article suggested that battles over parenting decisions, including how long to breastfeed a child, pit mothers against one...
Tags: Baltimore County, Television Industry, Montgomery County (Maryland), Breastfeeding
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Controversy, too, is harvest of White House garden
It was while she was serving dinner to her kids in 2008 and their dad was out campaigning for president, that Michelle Obama hatched a modest daydream: a vegetable garden on the White House grounds.
She'd recently had a conversation with her children's...Tags: Sean Hannity, Mushrooms, Annapolis, Sheila Dixon, Salt
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New city law to prevent liquor stores from selling snacks, other goods to kids
Outside West Baltimore's Penn Station Liquors, folks say the store is no place for children. Only a block away from Westside Elementary School, Penn Station is one of four liquor businesses within feet of each other on North Fulton Street. Youngsters...
Tags: Justice System, Sales, Business, Roland Park, Local Government
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St. Vincent Villa youngsters learn the secrets to heart health
The children at St. Vincent's Villa recently were participants in a "Heart Healthy"-themed summer camp held on the Villa's Dulaney Valley campus. The two-week program showcased healthy eating tips, exercises and more. Under the sponsorship of Harkins...Tags: American Heart Association, Towson, College Sports, Johnny Unitas, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Farming grows Baltimore's quality of life
Recently, my neighborhood convened to discuss whether to host a weekly, open-air farmers market for producers from within 50 miles of our Central Pennsylvania town. After ironing out concerns about traffic, zoning and location, we decided to give it a go....
Tags: Obesity, Washington, DC, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Lose weight and sleep better
Drop a few pounds and it will lead to a good night's sleep, new Johns Hopkins research has found. As the body loses fat, particularly belly fat, people are able to sleep better, Hopkins doctors found when following 77 people over six months. The...
Tags: Weight, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Diabetes, Weight Loss, Overweight
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City health data illustrates chasm between rich and poor neighborhoods
Baltimore health officials have been staring at a daunting statistic for years: life expectancy in the richest neighborhoods is 20 years longer than in the poorest ones. But a plan unveiled recently aims to battle the intractable health problems...
Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Death, Heart Disease, Roland Park, HIV
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Datebook
Sunday, Nov. 4 'Rent' Silhouette Stages presents Jonathan Larson's Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning musical/rock opera at 3 p.m. at Slayton House Theater, 10400 Cross Fox Lane in Columbia. Tickets are $18; $15 for seniors, students, and military....Tags: Colleges and Universities, Holidays, Ellicott City, Religious Festivals, Arts
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'VEEP' comes to Baltimore's Camden Yards Sunday, and Selina meets Jim Palmer
The Baltimore SunBaltimore gets lots of face time in “VEEP,” the Maryland-made HBO political satire starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus. But so far, all of it has been as a stand-in for Washington, the setting of this fictional series about the vice president of the...Tags: White House, Jerry Zucker, HBO (tv network), Jake Arrieta, ABC (tv network)
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Getting doctors to practice what they preach
It's ironic that the year we, both new medical students, moved across the street from the nation's best hospital and began learning how to manage the health of others is the same year we stopped taking care of our own. It was a year of ups and downs....Tags: American Medical Association, Teaching and Learning, Nobel Prize Awards, HBO (tv network), Health and Safety at School
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Scotchtown Hills unveils new vegetable garden
Things got a little greener around Scotchtown Hills Elementary in Laurel last week. On May 24, students, staff and employees from the Laurel Home Depot gathered to build and celebrate a new vegetable garden behind the school — a garden that will...Tags: The Home Depot, Plant Openings, University of Maryland, College Park, Teaching and Learning, Employees
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Rev. Edward F. McNally, Franciscan Center director
The Rev. Edward F. McNally, a Roman Catholic priest who later became executive director of the Franciscan Center, died Saturday of lymphoma at the University of Maryland Medical Center. The Mount Washington resident was 46.
"Ed had volunteered here...Tags: Justice System, State University of New York, Judges, Colleges and Universities, Lymphoma
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