We've tallied up all the responses and now present to you the winners of this year's Maryland Family Readers' Choice Awards.
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"Maurice Sendak: The Memorial Exhibition -- 50 Years, Works, Reasons" runs through Jan. 4, 2015 at the Enoch Pratt Free Library's Central Branch.
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Here are various child-care options for days when schools are closed
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The Friends of Great Kids Farm will host their Second Annual Fall Food and Jazz Festival on Oct. 11.
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Make sure your camp is listed in our 2015 guide - it's free and easy.
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Experts recommend new parents learn infant CPR, and that parents of older kids brush up on the technique
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Have you seen the sunflowers growing at Clear Meadow Farm in White Hall? They are stunning -- and a favorite spot for family photo opps. (If you go, remember that this is a cash crop for the farm, so don't run off with their profits.)
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Yoga enthusiast Riley Porter has sharpened his tree pose taking classes at Ellicott City's Gogo Guru Yoga Studio & Store. Riley is 8 years old.
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It's been almost two weeks since the elevator footage of former Ravens running back Ray Rice blew up the Internet. And I can't stop thinking about it.
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Helping is fine, experts say, but don't take over
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A variety of factors should play into your choice
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The announcement of the winner of the Sophie Kerr Prize, the nation's largest undergraduate literary award, will return next year to Washington College's Chestertown campus after a brief stint when it was given in New York City or Baltimore, officials announced Tuesday.
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The number of Maryland public school teachers who were rated ineffective in the classroom last year tripled to more than 1,200 out of a workforce of 43,800, according to statistics released Tuesday by the state Department of Education.
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Simulation booth shows consequences of texting behind the wheel
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When she was a child growing up outside of Chicago, Jerdine Nolen's father served as a minister and worked as a laborer, leaving Nolen with a longing for her dad to have more time to play.
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An alumnus will give more than $1.5 million to Calvert Hall College High School for an adapted common area and a faculty award, the school announced Tuesday.
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The University of Maryland, Baltimore has received a $750,000 grant to develop a program designed to spark interest in cancer research and care among middle school children in the university's low-income West Baltimore neighborhood.
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After inquiries from The Baltimore Sun, Towson University has changed its policies for undocumented immigrants seeking to pay in-state tuition under two programs. And that's good news for Cindy Kolade.
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Century High School Principal Troy Barnes concedes that he doesn't see a lot of "Michael Jackson-style crotch grabbing" at student dances anymore. But he does see other suggestive dance moves, including the popular "twerking."
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Towson University professor Andrew Reiner is concerned that the desire to be "liked" online has bled into the real-life interactions of some of his students. He wants to change that.
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A Washington rabbi who serves as an associate professor at Towson University has been suspended with pay by the school after being arrested and charged with voyeurism by D.C. police last week, school officials said Tuesday.
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