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Experts: Lack of 'tummy time' causes developmental delays in children
crestelli@ky3.comMedical professionals call it a national epidemic: normal children who are delayed in accomplishing basic skills like holding a pencil or catching a ball. At least one expert calls them "bucket babies." They're kids who spend too much time in containers...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Politics, Abusive Behavior, Colleges and Universities, Physical Conditions
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Outdoors Calendar
RUNNING May 20: Newington Library 5K Challenge, $18 fee ($20 race day) for adults, $8 for children 12 and under ($10 race day). Proceeds benefit the Lucy Robbins Welles Library, 9 a.m., Mill Pond Park, Newington. 860-665-8700. Online registration at...Tags: Travelers Championship, Simsbury, Newington, West Hartford, Marlborough
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'All I really wanted to do was help people'
Victoria Fry is turning her school struggles into inspiration for the next generation of students who feel they are failures too. The 21-year-old Costa Mesa resident's efforts haven't gone unnoticed. Dixie Arnold, chairwoman of Vanguard University's...
Tags: Elementary Schools, Colleges and Universities, Students, Teachers, Learning Disability
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'Game of Thrones' recap: 'The Old Gods and the New'
The Baltimore SunThree important things happened on Sunday's episode of"Game of Thrones." 1) Somebody stole Daenerys Targaryen's dragons. 2) The traitor Theon Greyjoy sacked Wintefell. 3) And The Hound's badass quotient went up by about eighty. First things first:...Tags: Entertainment, Music, Game of Thrones (tv program), Theft, Concerts
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Warren Haskin, 1933-2012
Warren Haskin was a lawyer other lawyers turned to for advice on difficult issues. Mr. Haskin spent 40 years with the former Chicago law firm Bell, Boyd & Lloyd, since merged as the Chicago office of K&L Gates. He specialized in corporate, securities and...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Colleges and Universities, Hospitals and Clinics, Arts and Culture, Northwestern University
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The film critic: Bedeviled by apostrophes and irony
Special to The SunI still fear the Gray Man. Three out of five days, he invades my dreams. It's always the same. I'm running after him down the mausoleum-dark hallway of the fifth floor of The Sun building. He's solitary, his slumped spine signifying disappointment. "I'm...Tags: Entertainment, Charles Street, Movies, Entertainment Events, Pulitzer Prize Awards
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Hillside School adding class for seventh, eighth grade
The Hillside School in Macungie will be expanding for the 2012-2013 school year, adding a class for seventh- and eighth-grade students. The Hillside School is an independent school for children with learning disabilities for children in grades K-6....Tags: Learning Disability, Macungie
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Engaged: Erin Berman and Jim Welsh
This couple's story is rooted in tradition, starting with the school they both attended, five years apart. In their four years as a couple, they've started many of their own traditions. Wedding Date: June 16, 2012 Her story: Erin Berman, 27, grew up...
Tags: Blindness, Memorial Day, Strawberries, Human Interest, Rentals
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Harriett Ann Colder
Harriett Ann Colder, a reading specialist who established a remedial education company that helped students with English, math and reading, died Tuesdayof multiple organ failure at Howard County General Hospital. The longtime Ellicott City resident was...Tags: Science and Technology, Colleges and Universities, Odenton, Montgomery County (Maryland), Teaching and Learning
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Many Illinois high school students get special testing accommodations for ACT
An unusually large number of Illinois public high school students — at least 1 out of 10 juniors — received extra time or other help to boost their scores on the ACT, including high achievers at some of the state's elite schools.
At...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Oak Park, Students, River Forest, Illinois
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Baboons can recognize written words, study finds
Baboons don't read, don't speak and perhaps can't understand language at all. But scientists have found that they can learn to recognize writing on a computer screen, identifying correctly most of the time which combinations of letters are words ("done,"...
Tags: Science and Technology, Durham (Durham, North Carolina), Duke University, Science
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Anne Arundel County volunteer briefs
April opportunities The Volunteer Center of Anne Arundel County reminds residents that National Volunteer Week and Global Youth Service Day and Earth Day all occur in April. Opportunities include Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay activities, the National...Tags: Wildlife, Abusive Behavior, Natural Resources, Human Interest, Education
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