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Gloves or no gloves? The archivist's dilemma
I would like to thank letter writer Charles Herr for exhibiting concern about the treatment of historic items within the community ("Laying bare hands on historic bible is an archival sin," April 4). Like him, I believe that the greatest care should be...Tags: New York Public Library
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Cockeysville woman an ambassador for Sunday's Towson Walk MS
Heather Gildea is the first to admit she has no experience in public speaking. As the ambassador for the Towson Walk MS, the Cockeysville resident is ready, however, to share her story about her life since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. She...
Tags: Immune System, Back Pain, Multiple Sclerosis, Towson University, Johnny Unitas
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Baltimore ties 90-degree record on year's hottest day
The Baltimore area hit 90 degrees Monday for the first time since Aug. 10, tying a heat record set in 2002.
Temperatures briefly passed the milestone at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport at 3:51 p.m., according to the...Tags: Baltimore Weather, Family, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Trips and Vacations, Anne Arundel County
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Rite-Aid to offer free allergy testing
Sneezing? Think you may be allergic to something? Some Rite Aid stores are planning to hold free allergy screening for the most common allergens on Saturday at selected stores from noon to 4 p.m. Spring is traditionally a busy allergy season so nurses...
Tags: Rite Aid Corp.
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Lutherville: Thinking Day will help mark Girl Scouting 100th birthday
Girl Scouting will celebrate its 100th anniversary on March 12, celebrating how Juliette Lowe brought scouting to Savannah, Ga., to start this wonderful program for girls in the United States. Our local Girl Scout Service Unit will celebrate Thinking Day...Tags: Methodist, Christianity, Asthma, Healthy Diet, Ceremonies
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Planting woody shrubs is OK if ground isn't frozen
We are moving into a new home and purchased a number of plants for landscaping. Our landscaper recommended that we postpone putting any of the plants in the ground. He says that planting them now will not be beneficial because the ground will not...Tags: Itching, Steroids
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Rugelach sold in Md. recalled because of eggs
A New York company that makes vanilla rugelach sold in Maryland stores is recalling the product because it contains undeclared eggs, which may cause a life-threatening illness if consumed by anyone with an allergy or severe sensitivity to eggs. Bloch's...Tags: Food and Drug Administration, Product Recalls, Companies and Corporations, Companies and Corporations
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Being held captive at gunpoint just one obstacle Orioles' Ayala has overcome
Luis Ayala said he has never thought about giving up baseball, never imagined doing something else.
Could anyone blame the 34-year-old, though, if he did consider just saying enough is enough?
Like maybe back when he was a scared kid who went from the...Tags: Washington Nationals, Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Yankees, Buck Showalter, Baltimore Orioles
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To take down Obama, Romney must win Battle of the Bloat
One thing is clear: At best, Mitt Romney is a work in progress.
Mr. Romney is under attack for being a hugely successful private equity banker at Bain Capital. Bain identified distressed companies and found value in them for shareholders, investors and,...Tags: Electrical Appliance, Manufacturing and Engineering, Bain Capital, LLC, 2016 Olympic Games, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Edgewater Elementary parents still concerned about building's air quality
On an evening when the weather was unseasonably warm, the Edgewater Elementary School cafeteria was uncomfortably stuffy. Doors were opened to allow cooler air inside, providing some relief for dozens of parents, students and staff who assembled last week...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Physical Conditions, Research, Teaching and Learning, Asthma
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History Matters: Wife runs away from husband because he went skating
100 Years Ago Serious skating Headlining the Laurel social column was this marital tidbit: "Mrs. Marie Martin, wife of Mr. Roger Martin, who disappeared from her home over ten days ago, has returned to her home, she having been located in Philadelphia,...Tags: Pecans, Highway Transportation, Clarksville, Pies and Tarts, Linthicum
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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: Health and Safety at School, Teaching and Learning, Parenting, Havre de Grace, Asthma
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