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Anne Arundel recreation center offers CPR for pets
Ask any of the attendees of the pet first-aid and CPR class in Anne Arundel County why they would take such a course and each has the same response: Pets are like family, and you take care of family. "You never know when you might need it," said Nicole...
Tags: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, High Blood Pressure, First Aid, Health and Safety at School, Pets
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How Republicans win in 2016
Last week's column was all about why certain of us (49 percent nationally) continue to identify with the party of individualism and free markets. This week, a related topic: what it will take to increase that 49 percent to 51 percent in 2016. First,...
Tags: Richard Mourdock, George W. Bush, Democratic Party, Todd Akin, Birth Control
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Towson physical therapy center must pay $29,000 to the company 401 (k) plan, court judgment says
Towson Rehabilitation Center LLC, a Towson physical, occupational and speech therapy provider, must restore more than $29,000 in interest to the company's 401(k) retirement plan, according to a consent judgment obtained in federal court by the U.S....Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Labor Disputes, Physical Therapists, 401K, Physical Therapy
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Cara G. Becker, volunteer and entrepreneur
Cara G. Becker, a Towson University student and entrepreneur whose spirit of volunteering began in her childhood, died Monday of leukemia at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. The Towson resident was 21. "In her young life, Cara Becker touched so many people,...
Tags: New Year's Day, American Red Cross, Students, Colleges and Universities, Cancer
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Master storyteller and longtime Aegis outdoors columnist Hayward Putnam dies
Hayward Lee Putnam loved to fish and hunt and, for more than four decades, he shared the joy of those passions with thousands of his fellow Harford County residents and many others. Mr. Putnam, who wrote the column "Outdoors in Harford County" for The...Tags: Photography, First Aid, Fishing, Arts, Hunting
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Fight against cancer is a fact of life for Manchester girl, 11, and her family
Like all parents, John and Tammy Carver face daily challenges in trying to raise a large brood. But for the Manchester couple, who have adopted six youngsters from orphanages in Russia and Belarus between 1997 and 2004, those challenges also include...
Tags: Make-A-Wish Foundation of America, American Red Cross, Cancer, Arthur Jones, Washington Redskins
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Dearth of mental health treatment options leads to emergencies
Bryan Johnson didn't know he had bipolar disorder until he ended up at the emergency room, where he assaulted a police officer. His family had taken him to the University of Maryland Medical Center because he was acting strangely, staring into the...
Tags: Substance Abuse, Mental Health, Personal Weapon Control, University of Maryland Medical Center, Chemical Industry
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More women turn to frozen eggs for help with infertility
Ellen Carpenter delayed marriage until she found Mr. Right, but by that time she was 38 years old, making it much more difficult to have children. After getting pregnant with the help of hormone injections, the Frederick County resident lost the baby &#...
Tags: Infertility, In Vitro Fertilization, Medical Procedures and Tests, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Hospitals and Clinics
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Q&A with Westminster basketball player Mackenzie Murray
It's easy to understand why Westminster senior guard Mackenzie Murray is savoring her time on the basketball court more than many others this season. In each of the past two seasons, Murray suffered torn anterior cruciate and medial collateral...
Tags: Basketball, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Physical Therapy, Fellowship of Christian Athletes
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Federal workers in Md. won't get coverage for autism treatment
Autistic children of federal workers in 22 states begin receiving insurance coverage this month for a key behavioral treatment, under a decision by the Office of Personnel Management. Maryland, home to the third-largest population of federal workers...
Tags: Mental Health, Chemical Industry, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Behavioral Conditions
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Therapeutic foster care serves Md.'s neediest, most disabled youth
I was gratified to read your article on the strides Maryland has made toward reducing the number of children in foster care ("Nothing matters more … than a place to call home," Dec. 26). Every child deserves a lifelong family, no matter their... -
With Ravens facing Colts, there's more familiarity than contempt
When the Indianapolis Colts traveled to Baltimore for the Ravens' playoff opener in January 2007, fans greeted the city's former team with a vengeful intensity rarely seen in these parts. Six years later, the Colts are coming back to town for another...
Tags: Haloti Ngata, Cancer, Ray Lewis, Terrell Suggs, Houston Texans
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