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TravelRed Cross GO FOR THE RED to Benefit Local Disaster Relief
The Central Maryland Chapter of the American Red Cross is hosting its Second Annual GO FOR THE RED, Virtual Race on Saturday, August 7, 2021, VIRTUALLY, in many locations in Central Maryland and around the country. Proceeds...
Read MoreTyus Bowser takes on leadership role this season
A lot has changed for fifth-year outside linebacker Tyus Bowser over the years. He came to the Baltimore Ravens as a 2017 second-round pick out of Houston. The Ravens defense had plenty of veteran leaders like Terrell Suggs,...
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Calling all Baltimore area residents: Plasma donations are urgently needed
Baltimore-area residents have a unique opportunity to help others through plasma donation. Over...
Read MoreHow to protect your black skin from cancer: Skin Cancer Often Detected Among Black Men and Women
With California fully reopening and with summer here, many people can hardly wait to spend more time outdoors walking, biking, hiking, camping and swimming after more than a year mainly indoors due to the COVID-19 pandemic....
Read MoreOrioles host Crab feast at Oriole Park on August 13
Fans are invited to attend the second-ever Crab Feast, presented by Miller Lite, at Oriole Park on Friday, August 13, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. While the Orioles are in Boston to take on the Red Sox, fans ages 21 and over can watch...
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Healthy Lifestyle May Help Mitigate High Genetic Risk Of Cancer
Men are at a 7.23 percent risk and women are at 5.77 percent risk of getting cancer if they are born with a high genetic risk.
The post Healthy Lifestyle May Help Mitigate High Genetic Risk Of Cancer appeared first on Zenger News.
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New dean appointed to lead Morgan’s School of Global Journalism and Communication
Following a national search, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and current Assistant Dean for...
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Downtown Partnership announces inaugural BOOST program cohorts
In an endeavor to transform Baltimore’s central business district into an entrepreneurial setting...
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LatestThe movement for justice will not be deterred
The right-wing majority on the Supreme Court just undercut the Voting Rights Act again. Having gutted the section that required pre-approval of state voting laws to protect the rights of minorities to vote in Shelby v. Holder,...
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Tyus Bowser takes on leadership role this season
A lot has changed for fifth-year outside linebacker Tyus Bowser over the years. He came to the Baltimore Ravens as a 2017 second-round pick out of Houston. The Ravens defense had plenty of veteran leaders like Terrell Suggs,...
July was a month full of happy celebrations!
Hello everyone, my goodness, gracious! What a beautiful month July has been after a long year and...
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Baltimore is wide open with entertainment!
Hello everyone, I have so much to write about this week. I’m just trying to get it into one...
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TSA reminds passengers to remain calm and respectful at security checkpoints
Washington, D.C.— As America continues to recover from the pandemic and vaccination rates rise,...
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Six tips to maintain a vehicle you’re not using as often
Tempe, Arizona— Amid the pandemic, consumers aren’t driving as much as they used to. In fact,...
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Baltimore AFRAM Festival Returns in August
Baltimore— Mayor Brandon M. Scott, Baltimore City Recreation and Parks (BCRP) and their partners...
New novel centers on colorism
In her 1983 book, In Search of Our Mother’s Gardens, celebrated author Alice Walker, defined colorism as “prejudicial or preferential treatment of same-race people based solely on their color.” This is the central topic in The...
Disney Star Dara Reneé Actress Proves Dreams Do Come True
The song “When You Wish Upon a Star” is synonymous with Walt Disney and is played in its theme...
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Minister’s ‘Good Friday’ deed noticed
During this past Easter holiday weekend, the Reverend Jesse Eugene Young of Silas First Baptist...
High-end clothing store becomes go-to spot for PPE during the pandemic
When Dominick Davis and Steven White united to start the high-end clothing store “Different...
Clove At First Bite: Garlic Has Been A Health Food For 5,000 Years
This miracle food helps improve blood circulation, provides vitamins and protects against infections. The post Clove At First Bite: Garlic Has Been A Health Food For 5,000 Years appeared first on Zenger News.
For A City Battered By Hurricanes, Close-Knit Community Is The Only Way To Survive
In far-flung west Florida, Pensacola's history is intertwined with its violent weather. But locals say that's what makes it great. The post For A City Battered By Hurricanes, Close-Knit Community Is The Only Way To Survive appeared first on Zenger News.
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