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John Archer principal leaves school, parents still upset
Dr. Deborea Montgomery is no longer principal at John Archer School, the news coming a few short weeks after parents spoke out publicly about allegations of child abuse at the school. Despite her departure, more still needs to be done, parents said...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Health Treatments, Health and Safety at School, Harford County, Abusive Behavior
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10 years after the national title, Juan Dixon says he's 'going to get back to the NBA'
The biggest overachiever in Maryland basketball history -- maybe in the modern college game -- is trying to beat the odds again.
At age 33, a decade after leading the Terps to the NCAA men's championship, three years removed from his last NBA game and...Tags: Steve Francis, National Basketball Association, National Collegiate Athletic Association, AIDS, Chicago Bulls
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Maryland Schools in the Path of the Purple Line
Capital News ServiceCOLLEGE PARK - Proposed construction on the Purple Line will not begin for at least another three years, but some local school leaders are concerned as state and county planners work to finalize a route. Under the current plan, the 16-mile light rail...Tags: Transportation, Health and Safety at School, Maryland Transit Administration, Commuting, Railway Transportation
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Sallie P. Mink, registered nurse
Sallie P. Mink, a registered nurse who for 20 years had been educational director for depression and related affective disorders at Johns Hopkins Hospital, died Saturday of brain cancer at Keswick Multi-Care Center. The one-time Ruxton resident who...Tags: Psychiatry, Anglicanism, Family, New York City, Boston
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Rare twins make their first visit to pediatrician
An appointment with a pediatrician Thursday was a "big relief" to Katie Bauer, whose seven-month pregnancy with rare "momo" twins was at first confusing and then exhausting.
"It's all behind them, these guys are doing just fine," Dr. Joseph A. Garcia...Tags: Twins, Children's Health, Family, Obstetrics, Hospitals and Clinics
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Get car seat installation help via Skype
A state program will begin offering instruction on properly installing child safety seats via video chat, potentially reaching parents who can’t get to an inspection event. The program will begin April 30 as a pilot. Parents can sign up for a...
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Mother stabs child at social services office; security questioned
Authorities are investigating Tuesday's security breach at a Baltimore social services office, which police said allowed a woman hiding a large kitchen knife in a bag to enter the building and stab her 8-month-old daughter.
The infant was wounded in...Tags: Domestic Travel, AFSCME, Injuries and Wounds, Social Services
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Howard County offers safe driving programs for teens
Here's something for Maryland drivers younger than 18 to consider: Did you know that because your parents sign a consent form allowing you to obtain a license, they can also have your license revoked by withdrawing that consent? "I knew that," said...Tags: Students, Transportation Accidents, Health and Safety at School, Howard County, Ellicott City
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Review shows alcohol companies reach youth online
A beer bottle was lit up like a Christmas tree on one Facebook page and flanked by stuffed animals in another.
Then there were the iPhone apps that allowed drinking enthusiasts to hunt for virtual trophies or monitor the weather through drink prices, and...Tags: Customs and Tradition, Social Media, MySpace, Consumers, Substance Abuse
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Three Baltimore elementary students contract scarlet fever
School and health officials worked Friday to ease parents' fears after three classmates at George Washington Elementary in Southwest Baltimore were diagnosed with scarlet fever — an ailment with a scary history, but one that is easily treated and...Tags: Fever, Chills, Health and Safety at School, Health and Safety at School, Diseases and Illnesses
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Getty urges school board to create 'Taneytown-Manchester Zone' for weather-related events
MANCHESTER — State Sen. Joe Getty this week asked the Carroll County Board of Education to adopt a north county zone for implementation of school delays — similar to the "Hereford Zone" that currently operates in Baltimore County. In a letter...Tags: Weather Reports, Mount Airy, Sykesville
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Harford schools seek citizen advisory board members
The Harford County Board of Education is seeking applicants for membership on its citizen advisory committees. Membership is open to all Harford County residents, including those without children in the school system. The Special Education Citizens...Tags: Students, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Harford County, Teaching and Learning, Teaching and Learning
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