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Doctors' group pushes for new child safety seat standards in Maryland
A Maryland doctors' group is pushing legislation to bolster the state's child safety seat laws, a move designed to better protect toddlers from head, neck and spinal injuries during accidents.
The Maryland State Medical Society, also known as MedChi,...Tags: Laws, Laws, AAA, Standards, Car Safety Tips and Advice
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Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Wednesday
WEATHER
Today's forecast calls for cloudy skies and a high around 54 degrees. The low temperature is expected to be around 42 degrees tonight.
TRAFFIC
Here are today's morning traffic issues.
FROM LAST NIGHT...
Explore Howard: Parents of student...Tags: Malpractice, Baltimore Ravens, Johns Hopkins University, Bars and Clubs, Dining and Drinking
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Judge throws out 9 of 13 counts in bullying lawsuit
Ruling that a $1.3 million lawsuit filed against the Baltimore school system was too broad, Circuit Judge W. Michael Pierson granted Wednesday the district's motion to throw out nine of the 13 counts, leaving a city jury to decide whether two principals...Tags: Witnesses, Teaching and Learning, Prosecution, Health and Safety at School, Students
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Time to get tough on vaccine refusal
Throughout the United States, a potentially lethal war is erupting. It is a war that puts millions of innocent lives in danger and undermines the centuries-long sacred bond between physicians and patients. This is a war between pediatricians and...
Tags: Vaccines, Pharmaceuticals, Medical Specialization, Chemical Industry, Whooping Cough
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School starts a day late in Howard County
Bryant Woods Elementary School third-grader Ramal West, who recently moved to Columbia from Frederick, wasn't about to let Hurricane Irene dampen his spirits on the first day of school. "The hurricane was big, but now school's ready; everybody has brand-...Tags: Hurricane Irene (2011), Schools, Natural Disasters, Hurricanes, Howard County
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Catherine E. Pugh
1. Please describe your educational and professional background and how it has prepared you to serve as mayor.
I hold an undergraduate degree in business administration and my MBA, both from Morgan State University.
I have served as a banker, dean of...Tags: Employers, Labor Legislation, Maryland General Assembly, Sheila Dixon, Andres Alonso
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New light shed on disrepair at William Paca/Old Post Road
Numerous parents, the leader of the local teachers union, the director of the national group that supports the union are concerned for the safety of teachers and students at William Paca/Old Post Road elementary schools after new reports and photos of...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Allergies, Havre de Grace, Health and Safety at School, Steve Benson
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North County weathers storm
North County residents learned the hard way that remnants of a tropical storm can cause much more flooding than a hurricane.
According to Gunpowder River expert Theaux Le Gardeur, the river rose nearly two-thirds of a foot after Hurricane Irene passed...Tags: U.S. Geological Survey, Tropical Storms, Hurricane Irene (2011), Schools, Natural Disasters
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First lady announces restaurant chain's plan to cut calories, sodium
— First Lady Michelle Obama applauded the parent company of Olive Garden and Red Lobster Thursday for pledging to cut calories and sodium at its restaurants over the next 10 years. Speaking at the Olive Garden, a restaurant known for its all-you-...Tags: Leesburg, Red Lobster, Obesity, Ice Cream, LongHorn Steakhouse
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Student, 18, fatally stabbed at Bowie State; roommate charged
During what was supposed to be a festive homecoming week, the campus of Bowie State University was instead quiet and somber Friday after a student was arrested and charged with killing one of her roommates.
According to police, Alexis D. Simpson, 19,...Tags: Murder, Prosecution, Students, The Washington Post, Mass Media
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Maryland proposes ban on crib bumpers
Maryland health officials proposed Tuesday a ban on the sale of crib bumpers, which have been linked to the asphyxiation of at least two dozen infants across the country — a move that would make it the first state to prohibit the bumpers.
The...Tags: Local Elections, Health and Medical Professionals, Chicago, Demographics, Bradley
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Roland Park parents push for middle-school recess
In Roland Park, home to one of Baltimore's highest-performing public schools, dozens of parents are at odds with administrators over an academic perk: recess for middle-schoolers.
In a dispute that mirrors the nationwide debate over students'...Tags: Budgets and Budgeting, Obesity, Charter Schools, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Roland Park
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