Bennett Blazers Named Champions Kennedy Krieger Institute’s Bennet Blazers have a lot to celebrate after a season where they competed against nearly 400 athletes from 43 teams across the country. The adaptive sports team was crowned national champions at the 66th annual Hartford Nationals, Move United’s largest and longest-running championship …
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Baltimore-area businesses half a world away from Europe are showing their support for Ukrainians in need. Victoria Clausen, owner of Floral Fêtes at Green Spring Station, has created blue-and-yellow flower bouquets featuring hydrangeas, yellow roses and tulips that reflect the colors of Ukraine’s flag. All proceeds from the sale of the …
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As the United States begins its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, its damaging impact on the nation’s economy and food systems has left cities like Baltimore grappling with an overwhelming surge in child hunger. Feeding America estimates that 42 million people, including 13 million children, may still experience food insecurity …
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The area’s favorite pup party returns this weekend. DogFest will be held Saturday, Sept. 21, from 10 a.m. to 4 pm. at the Baltimore Humane Society in Reisterstown. The festival features dog-themed crafts, a moon bounce, ambassadors from Irvine Nature Center’s animal program and a LEGO play zone, a new …
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