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SUNkid News is a weekly package of stories and visuals for young readers, ages 5 to 18.Print the puzzles and images at home. Color in the pictures and then share your creations with us on Facebook at facebook.com/baltimoresun.com.
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SUNkid News is a weekly package of stories and visuals for young readers, ages 5 to 18. Print the puzzles and images at home. Color in the pictures and then share your creations with us on Facebook at facebook.com/baltimoresun.com
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SUNkid News is a weekly package of stories and visuals for young readers, ages 5 to 18. Print the puzzles and images at home. Color in the pictures and then share your creations with us on Facebook at facebook.com/baltimoresun.com
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SUNkid News is a weekly package of stories and visuals for young readers, ages 5 to 18. Print the puzzles and images at home. Color in the pictures and then share your creations with us on Facebook at facebook.com/baltimoresun.com
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SUNkid News is a weekly package of stories and visuals for young readers, ages 5 to 18. Print the puzzles and images at home. Color in the pictures and then share your creations with us on Facebook at facebook.com/baltimoresun.com
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SUNkid News is a weekly package of stories and visuals for young readers, ages 5 to 18. Print the puzzles and images at home. Color in the pictures and then share your creations with us on Facebook at facebook.com/baltimoresun.com
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SUNkid News is a weekly package of stories and visuals for young readers, ages 5 to 18. Print the puzzles and images at home. Color in the pictures and then share your creations with us on Facebook at facebook.com/baltimoresun.com
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Garden Q&A with the University of Maryland Extension's Ellen Nibali on leafcutter bees and tree damage from unusual spring weather.
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After six non-winning seasons in the majors, the team is in first place in the American League despite a lineup laced with youngsters. Three-fourths of the infield is rookies, and five starting pitchers are 22 years old or younger.
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SUNkid News is a weekly package of stories and visuals for young readers, ages 5 to 18. Print the puzzles and images at home. Color in the pictures and then share your creations with us on Facebook at facebook.com/baltimoresun.com
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The three-month closure will deprive both organizations of between a quarter and half of their revenues for this year, officials estimate.
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Our guide to help you navigate a safe and fun beach day.
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The bridges are open; the barrier islands await at the Outer Banks.
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The state Board of Public Works has approved $413 million in state budget cuts that Gov. Larry Hogan said were necessary because of the economic crisis — and the governor signaled more cuts may be needed.
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As Maryland gradually reopens amidst the coronavirus pandemic, some in-person events are starting to emerge again while others stick to the digital sphere. Luckily, many of Baltimore and Maryland’s artists and arts organizations have you covered with streaming and livestreaming events.
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Lee's Pint & Shell, Looney's Pub in Canton and Cowboy Row all closed this past week after workers tested positive for COVID-19.
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Mark Zuckerberg’s history shows him to be someone only concerned about profits. So, go for it, #StopHateforProfit. Hit him and his social media monster where it hurts ― in his profit margin.
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After six non-winning seasons in the majors, the team is in first place in the American League despite a lineup laced with youngsters. Three-fourths of the infield is rookies, and five starting pitchers are 22 years old or younger.
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Thousands crowd the Howard County Fairgrounds to scope out alpacas, check out products they generate, and learn about a growing trade.
