PIKESVILLE – When Louizze Tabada came to the United States with her family from the Philippines at age 10, she spoke little English and limited herself in class to asking permission to go to the bathroom or borrow a pencil
^Role Models for Boomers: Retirees Volunteer in Baltimore Schools
BALTIMORE – The children in Jessica Wides’ first-grade class at Waverly Elementary School are a handful
Kindergarten Students Better Prepared, But Many Still Lag
BALTIMORE- Though Maryland kindergartners are better prepared to start elementary school than in previous years, a significant number still lag behind, a study presented by the state department of education said Tuesday
^The Changing Face of African Art on View at Baltimore Museum
BALTIMORE – African art goes beyond the traditional mask
Proposed Constitutional Amendment Would Ban Same-Sex Education, Gay Marriage
ANNAPOLIS – Hanna Christianson is a 16-year-old student at Wilde Lake High School in Columbia
^Development Pressures Forest Industry and Family Legacy
ANNAPOLIS – Forestry is in Kirk Rodgers’ blood
Notre Dame Gains Approval for New Pharmacy Program
ANNAPOLIS – The College of Notre Dame of Maryland is set to become the first women’s college in the nation to establish a school of pharmacy
‘Green Fund’ Would Generate $125 Million for Bay
ANNAPOLIS – The Chesapeake Bay is the heart of the state and when the heart is sick, so is the rest of the state, Delegate Maggie McIntosh, D-Baltimore, told a House committee Wednesday in support of a bill that would generate $125 million to help restore the bay
Bill Wants to Keep Baby Boomers Active
ANNAPOLIS – Instead of becoming a couch potato, get out and work
^To Bring the Music Back, Catholic School Turns to BSO
BALTIMORE – Upbeat rhythms and jazzy drums from 1920s composer James P