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'Ray of hope' at Merriweather shines light on bullying
When it comes to the bullies and the bullied, it's all about choices. A person can choose to be kind. A person can choose to speak up. A person can choose to seek help. Those were some of the key messages imparted by Teen Truth Live, a San Diego-based...
Tags: Joe Flacco, Teaching and Learning, Students, Health and Safety at School
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Towson residents fight plan to move fire station to park
With two swing sets, a plastic jungle gym, a sandbox and a few benches, Towson Manor Park is just a little patch of land on the edge of a neighborhood. On a recent afternoon, it was mostly deserted, except for a group of teens who laughed under a wooden...
Tags: David Marks, Perry Hall, Dundalk, Kevin Kamenetz, Randallstown
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Wilkens Ave. funeral home offers free trees to National Guard members
Jose Rivera-Rodriguez is about to celebrate his first Christmas in the States. This year, it will be with his first fresh tree. Amanda Rodriguez wasn't planning to have a Christmas tree at all this year. Her plans have changed. They were among the...
Tags: Armed Forces, Pikesville, Jason Thomas, Baltimore County, Towson
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Mourners wear blue after 15-year-old's suicide
The mourners wore blue nail polish, blue-striped ties, blue jewelry and crisp blue dress shirts. Blue hoodies and blue hair bands. Blue was Grace McComas' favorite color, so that's what mourners at her visitation wore Friday in memory of the 15-year-...
Tags: Facebook, Bullying, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, MTV (tv network), Roman Catholicism
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Marriottsville/Sykesville/Woodstock: Mt. View Middle School creates inventive fundraiser with Olympic Day
Good news is never too late to share, and Mt. View Middle School deserves recognition for a unique event that took place earlier in the spring. First, a little background: This year, the Mt. View PTA decided to forego traditional fundraisers, such as...Tags: Facebook, Relay for Life, Basketball, Cancer, Teaching and Learning
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Theme parks gear up for spring
It's spring break for many students, and area amusement parks are ready to take visitors for a ride — up, down, sideways and backwards.
Marylanders can take a day or weekend trip to one of these six theme parks, all within a few hours' drive of...Tags: Amusement and Theme Parks, Busch Gardens Orlando, Recreational and Sporting Goods Industry, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Gardens and Parks
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8 Marylanders infected in nationwide salmonella outbreak
Eight people in Maryland are among 93 across the country who have been sickened by a salmonella outbreak with a possible link to sushi, according to state health officials.
The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention began investigating the...Tags: Symptoms, Salmonella Infection, Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Foods and Beverages
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Full Pink Moon to shine brightly tonight
The Full Pink Moon should be in view all night. Other common names for April’s full moon are the Egg Moon, Sprouting Grass Moon or Easter Moon, according to EarthSky.org. Easter Sunday falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon of spring in...
Tags: Religious Festivals
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Walters receives large bequest of Russian works
A bequest from Washington, D.C. arts patron Jean Montgomery Riddell, who died last year at the age of 100, has enriched the holdings of the Walters Art Museum with more than 260 objects of enameled Russian silver from the 17th through early 20th...Tags: Museums, Walters Art Museum, Arts, Saint Petersberg (Russia), Washington, DC
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Ravens' Ray Rice hosts anti-bullying forum in Howard County
A ray of hope, and a touch of grace.
That's the mantra that the family of Howard County teen Grace McComas hopes will prevail in confronting incidents of bullying. Addressing a group of parents and school leaders Saturday, they said the emerging epidemic...Tags: Bullying, Teaching and Learning, Baltimore County, Schools, Ken Ulman
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Animals popular with Easter may spread Salmonella
State health officials are warning Marylanders that baby rabbits, turtles, chicks, ducklings and other animals popular around the Easter holiday can spread salmonella and other harmful bacteria to people.
Since September 2001, six people in Maryland have...Tags: Symptoms, Salmonella Infection, Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Punishment
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Rodgers Forge: Ending school year carries accolades to Towson-area local students
Honors will be heaped on Rodgers Forge resident John Zylstra, who will receive the Outstanding Graduating Senior Award from the Mathematics and Statistics Department from theUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore County. Later, on May 21, John will graduate...Tags: University of Maryland Baltimore County, Mathematics, History (tv network), Teaching and Learning, Baltimore County
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