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Motivational speaker will appear at meeting of Hearing Loss Association
Now hear this, all you with hearing loss or family and friends of same. The Frederick Chapter of the Hearing Loss Association of America (which includes Howard County) will meet June 2 in the Community Room of the Manor House at Edenton Retirement...Tags: Cancer, Students, Special Olympics World Games, Teaching and Learning, Relay for Life
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Sergio Kindle: 'I haven't proven anything yet'
Two years after the Ravens selected him in the second round of the 2010 NFL draft, linebacker Sergio Kindle has yet to make a start, a tackle or a significant impact on the team’s fortunes. An opportunity has presented itself to Kindle in the...
Tags: NFL Draft, Skull Fracture, Baltimore Ravens, Eric DeCosta, Football
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What would you do with Josh Beckett?
Get through to him Steve Gould Baltimore Sun As much as Josh Beckett's comments show a disconnect with — perhaps even outright disrespect for — his team and its fans, the Red Sox have little recourse other than to try to hammer into his...Tags: Cancer, Darnell McDonald, Chicago Tribune Columnists, Phil Rogers, Baseball
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Sound experience leads Towson woman to GBMC internship
Bridget Niedermeyer's cochlear implants have, understandably, had a profound impact on her life. It's hard to believe the bubbly blond was ever the silent type, but she insists she was. More importantly, the implants have allowed her to pursue audiology,...
Tags: Colleges and Universities
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Clarksville: Help clean up our neck of the woods at the Spring Fling at Clarksville Elementary School April 28
Jump into Spring by spring cleaning around your home or at other points in the county. Even a little time spent outdoors will help in sprucing up the environment and rejuvenating your spirits. Don't forget to take time for play after the work....Tags: Linthicum, Science, Frederick County (Maryland), Howard County, Garrett County
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Glenwood/Glenelg/Dayton: Help make Glenelg High's after-prom party a successful, safe alternative
Glenelg High School will hold its prom April 28. Prom is a night of celebration for the students — a time to reflect on their high school career and time with friends. As seniors prepare to graduate and move on in different directions, this is a...Tags: Students, Conservation, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Schools, Teaching and Learning
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People with hearing loss have a love/hate relationship with their aids
Regarding your recent article about people not using their hearing aids, I have a love/hate relationship with mine "People with hearing loss not using aids, study shows," Feb. 14). I can set the volume on mine at three different levels to hear better... -
John William "Bill" Seitz, C&P manager
John William "Bill" Seitz, a retired Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone manager, died of a stroke Dec. 22 at Oak Crest Village. He was 87 and lived in Timonium and in Port Charlotte, Fla.
Born in Baltimore and raised on York Road, he was a 1941 Towson High...Tags: World War II (1939-1945), Timonium, Executive Branch, Government
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New device ensures good medical care gets found in translation
The newest advance at Howard County General Hospital is neither a large and expensive medical device nor an improvement in surgical procedures, but rather a computer screen — and a service — that allows medical providers and patients to...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, 2010 Census, Medical Procedures and Tests, Corporate Officers
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Greater Loch Raven: Sign of the times is means of communication at Hiss United Methodist
Attending church, listening to the sermon, singing hymns and reading the creeds and response readings are activities that most of us can access easily. Not so for the deaf and hearing-impaired population.
Most deaf people depend on American Sign Language...Tags: Hobbies, House and Home, Gardening, Floral Design
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People not using hearings aids despite hearing loss
Millions of people with hearing loss are not using hearing aids, according to new research by Johns Hopkins scientists.
Nearly 6.7 million Americans age 50 and older have hearing loss, but only one in seven uses a hearing aid, according to the new...Tags: National Institutes of Health, Alzheimer's Disease, Health and Medical Professionals, Internal Medicine, Internists
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Dr. Hiroshi Shimizu
Baltimore Sun reporterDr. Hiroshi Shimizu, an otolaryngologist and audiologist who had been director of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Hearing and Speech Center, died Sept. 15 of myeloproliferative disorder, a blood disorder, at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium. The longtime...Tags: Electronics, Electrophysiology, Timonium, Hospitals and Clinics, Medical Procedures and Tests
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