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Even though young students have a decade or more before they enter the work force, efforts to improve education in science, engineering, technology and math – better known as STEM – are a top priority for business, higher education and political leaders. -
- Roland Park Elementary/Middle School holds annual May Mart with games and things for sale. Big, longtime event.
- An Edgewood man arrested Tuesday and charged with robbing a convenience store in Edgewood earlier in the day allegedly gave police a false name.
- This year's city school budget prioritizes science and programs for advanced students, but in doing so the system can't afford to shortchange the needs of its average learners
- Naval Petty Officer Alonzo M. Gladden Jr. had been back home for only four hours last October when an unknown person opened fire on him — killing him shortly after he dropped off his grandmother in South Baltimore.
- Third annual Hats Off to Hampden, gala fundraiser for the Hampden Family Center, is Saturday. People are supposed to wear their best hats. Silent and live auctions for items ranging from a dinner for 10 cooked in your house by The Food Market chef, to tickets to see Beyonce, Justin Timberlake and Sting.
- As the clock ticked down Sunday, the morning clouds disappeared, as if they were in on the months-long planning that went into the destruction of Baltimore Gas & Electric's final natural gas holding silo.
- North Baltimore turned out in force for the Ravens parade. Interviews with people from Hampden, Roland Park, Mount Washington and Charles Village.
- Almost nothing is bigger than Super Bowl Sunday for pizza and wings restaurants such as Michaelangelo's in Towson.
- Police Capt. Deron Garrity, the new second in command at the Northern District, has come home to his old stomping grounds. Garrity, who transferred from Southeastern District, grew up in Medfield, the son of a police sergeant. Garrity's boss now at Northern, Major Tapp-Harper, used to work for Garrity's dad in Central Records. Garrity succeeds Major Richard Worley, who was promoted to commander of the Northeastern District.
- Hen's Nest is bringing eggs to Baltimore every other Saturday until the farmers' market starts up again
- ACCE school would be replaced or renovated in Hampden in first year of a 10-year plan to modernize city schools and infrastructure.
- The school system holds its first public forum on a 10-year-plan to modernize its school buildings and infrastructure.
- Harry Ratrie Jr., a World War II and Korean War veteran who became a leading businessman in Maryland's highway construction industry, died Dec. 8 of a heart attack at a hospital in Naples, Fla., where he lived. He was 90.
- Midway through the fourth quarter of Saturday's Class 1A North Region playoff game, Manchester Valley came to the crossroads ...
- Question 4 has drawn arguments for and against. But for some — from the students for whom the tuition break would make college possible to the activists who don't want their tax dollars to subsidize the education of illegal immigrants — the issue is personal.
- At least 13 people were injured in a collision involving a school bus and a minivan in the city's Oldtown neighborhood on Monday afternoon, according to the Baltimore Fire Department.
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- E. William "Bill" Scriba, a former T. Rowe Price treasurer and vice president who dedicated himself to supporting The Johns Hopkins University, died Aug. 28 at his residence in an assisted-living community in Sunnyvale, Calif., of undetermined causes.
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- There was preshow pandemonium in the dressing room ¿ really, the computer room ¿as children and youths prepared to stage ¿High School Musical¿ Friday, culminating the Roosevelt Recreation Center 2012 Performing Arts Camp in Hampden.
- Employers ask job candidates all sorts of quirky questions. But are they helpful?
