Category: Education
Urgent warning regarding Fisher-Price Rock ‘n Play following 10 infant deaths
The 10 babies, who were three months or older, rolled from their back to their stomach or side while unrestrained – resulting in their deaths.
Amazon awarding $40K Scholarships and Internships to college students majoring in Computer Science
Scholarship recipients awarded $10,000 per year for 4-years to study computer science starting this fall at the college of their choice. All of the recipients demonstrated financial need and more than half of the students are from an underrepresented group in the computer science field. Students also receive a guaranteed, paid internship opportunity at Amazon after their freshman year of college.
New Verizon tools and apps to block spam and robocalls to your cell phone
New free service for wireless phone customers will identify and block robocalls
Baltimore Orioles to hold ‘A Celebration of Frank’ on April 6 at Camden Yards
Orioles will present $60,000 to African American museums in Frank Robinson’s honor on Orioles’ Opening Day and rename portions of 33rd Street, where Memorial Stadium once stood, as Frank Robinson Way.
DC Super Hero Girls: Weird Science #1
DC Super Hero Girls master their science skills in new digital series ‘’DC Super Hero Girls: Weird Science’
Child abuse prevention conference being held in Harford County, April 5
‘Cherish The Child Symposium’ Hosts 15th Annual Child Protection Conference In Harford County on Friday, April 5
Historic first all-female spacewalk postponed due to spacesuit availability
There weren’t enough of the necessary medium-sized space suits on the International Space Station to accommodate all the female astronauts
‘Super Sons’ graphic novel mini-series to hit stands this April, video trailer released
‘Super Sons’ – DC graphic novel for middle-schoolers tackles teamwork, climate change, bullying and more for middle graders
‘Kids Cheer Free’ returns to Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Adults purchasing a regularly-priced individual game ticket in the Upper Deck will be invited to bring up to two kids, 9 and under, to the ballpark for free.
What we now know about near-Earth asteroid ‘Bennu’
Near-Earth asteroid Bennu, only slightly wider than the height of the Empire State Building, may contain unaltered material from the very beginning of our solar system.
