Baltimoreans remember their childhood favorites Books make a lasting impression. All it takes is one stroll through the children’s section of the library for memories of childhood to come flooding back. From Dr. Seuss to Curious George, we all had our favorite books. Here are the musings of some notable people around Baltimore on their [...]
Archive for July, 2006
Best books from way back when
Friday, July 28th, 2006Stinky Stories and Ticklish Tales
Friday, July 28th, 2006Preschoolers learn reading skills and a love of books at the library Triplets Jaclyn, Jamie and Stephanie Marszal of Catonsville love the library so much that even though they’re not quite 3 years old, they each have their own library card. On a recent visit, their grandmother, Teresa Marszal, credited the library’s story time for [...]
How the moon was created and other far out facts
Friday, July 28th, 2006Remember to look skyward before bedtime on Aug. 9 to see the full moon in all its glory. Measuring about 2,160 miles across, it’s the brightest light in the night sky and the only celestial body visited by humans. Here are are few more facts to ponder as you gaze up: 1 The moon was [...]
Family Friendly Restaurants
Friday, July 28th, 2006PANDA BUFFET Lots of choices, kids get control Few things give children more of a feeling of control at mealtime than taking them to a buffet – particularly one with more than 60 entrees to chose from. At Panda Buffet in Ellicott City, the offerings range from simple to sophisticated, so no one has a [...]
Top five favorites for tasty treats
Friday, July 28th, 2006Nothing beats the heat and humidity of August like a snowball, except maybe some soft serve ice cream. Baltimore is notorious for it’s summer stands serving tasty treats. Here’s a sampling of five of our favorite places for cool confections. > The Snowball Stand in Woodstock on the corner of Route 99 and Woodstock Road. [...]
Take a trip back in time with the kids
Friday, July 28th, 2006If you feel like squeezing one final vacation in at the end of summer, why not take the family back in time to the Maryland Renaissance Festival and spend the weekend in the 16th century? Aug. 26 and 27 is Children’s Weekend, and everyone 11 years old and younger is admitted free. Although the gates [...]
Drink up during summer practices
Friday, July 28th, 2006The first day of school is still weeks away, but many school athletes are already hitting the field each day to practice. As a precaution, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) is urging athletes, coaches and parents to remember that heat-induced illness is preventable. A 2000 study in Pediatrics magazine cautioned that children and teens [...]
Maryland Family of the Year
Friday, July 28th, 2006Families come in many forms, but in one way they are all the same: A loving group of people who bring out the best in each other. At Maryland Family we are looking for a family that epitomizes this. One that loves and supports each member and sets an example for the rest of the [...]
How the moon was created and other far out facts
Friday, July 28th, 2006Remember to look skyward before bedtime on Aug. 9 to see the full moon in all its glory. Measuring about 2,160 miles across, it’s the brightest light in the night sky and the only celestial body visited by humans. Here are are few more facts to ponder as you gaze up: 1 The moon was [...]
Family Friendly Restaurants
Friday, July 28th, 2006PANDA BUFFET Lots of choices, kids get control Few things give children more of a feeling of control at mealtime than taking them to a buffet – particularly one with more than 60 entrees to chose from. At Panda Buffet in Ellicott City, the offerings range from simple to sophisticated, so no one has a [...]



