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Featherstone looking to go from takedowns to knockouts
When Jake Smith first saw former wrestler Jerome Featherstone Jr. working out six months ago at the Baltimore Boxing Club, the veteran trainer and promoter spotted his talent immediately. "The way he trained was unbelievable," Smith said. "I saw him...
Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Glen Burnie, Behavioral Conditions, Autism, Wrestling
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For Frankie's sake, Lutherville family rallies for autism awareness
When Lutherville resident Peter Waldron says that the annual ROAR for Autism fundraiser, set for Sunday, April 29, at Oregon Ridge, is much more than a bike ride, he's speaking from experience. "It's an annual celebration for us to get together with...
Tags: Behavioral Conditions, Autism, The Muppets (movie), Superman (fictional character), Apple iPad
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City Hall to light up blue for autism
If you’re wondering why Baltimore City Hall is blue, it’s for autism awareness. As part of the International “Light It Up Blue” campaign, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has joined with the Kennedy Krieger Institute on the...
Tags: Autism, Behavioral Conditions, Hospitals and Clinics, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Local Government
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Linda Schuberth
Linda Schuberth, a senior occupational therapist at the Kennedy Krieger Institute who helped children overcome swallowing and feeding issues, died of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, March 5 at her Homeland home. She...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, New York City, Cerebral Palsy, Yoga, Lou Gehrig's Disease
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The Wall of the Wild
In the bright sunlight of a late November Saturday, Maryland Institute College of Art sophomore Colleen Collins was keeping company with a 12-foot-tall lion.
The 2009 River Hill High School graduate is a painter. Her latest — and certainly her...Tags: High Blood Pressure, Students, Heart Problems, Health Treatments, Arts
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Kennedy Krieger patient's home gets 'Extreme Makeover' treatment
Through the magic of television, America and 180 other countries will watch tonight as ABC's Extreme Makeover: Home Edition unveils a new home for a 24-year-old quadriplegic patient at Baltimore's Kennedy Krieger Institute.
But in fact, Brian Keefer...Tags: Physical Fitness and Exercise, Physical Therapists, Music, Apple iPhone, Cell Phones
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United Cerebral Palsy of Maryland names three women to board of directors
United Cerebral Palsy of Central Maryland, a nonprofit organization with locations in Arbutus and Halethorpe to support individuals with disabilities achieve independence and productivity, name these women to its board of directors: • Vanessa Jones,...Tags: Diseases and Illnesses, Head Start, Halethorpe, Cerebral Palsy, Carroll County (Maryland)
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Baldwin woman raises money for Kennedy Krieger
Baldwin resident Vickie Rosellini sure knows how to throw a party. To celebrate her 60th birthday, she rented out the club level at M&T Bank Stadium on June 25, and offered music, dancing, silent and live auctions and food. But the night wasn't about... -
Scientists acting out
The opening scene went something like this:
Setting: Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab building 17 cafeteria -- Fall 2009
Rocket Scientist #1: I do community theater.
Rocket Scientist #2: I almost minored in theater in college.
Rocket Scientist #1:...Tags: William Shakespeare, Neil Simon, Music, Concerts, Music
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Regulator vows to improve trucking enforcement
The nation's top trucking regulators said Wednesday that their agency is moving to prevent companies that have been shut down for repeated safety violations from staying in business by changing their names, a recurring problem in the industry. The...Tags: Human Mishaps, U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Highway Transportation, John Boehner, Learning Disability
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L. Patrick Deering, accountant, dies
L. Patrick Deering, a retired accountant and insurance executive who worked behind the scenes on behalf of cultural, educational and philanthropic causes, died of leukemia Sunday at his Ruxton home. He was 88.
Born on a cattle and dairy farm in County...Tags: Music Theater, Colleges and Universities, Elections, Lyric Opera of Baltimore, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
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Kennedy Krieger sued over lead paint study
In a class action lawsuit filed Thursday, Kennedy Krieger Institute is accused of exposing poor black children to "dangerous levels" of lead as part of a housing experiment in the 1990s. The suit, filed Thursday in Baltimore City Circuit Court by...Tags: Trials, Consumers, Poisoning, Physical Conditions, Painting
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