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Report: Mobile device provides primary Web access for some teens
Parents concerned about what their teenagers access on the Internet may have more reason to worry. A new Pew survey shows some teens are accessing the Web primarily via mobile device.
Tags: pew, teens, parenting, cell phones, cellphone
Cycling from Newtown to D.C.: 'Grace is on our wheel'
This group of riders is named for the 26 children and adults who were killed in the Sandy Hook school shootings in Newtown, Conn. on Dec. 14, 2012.
Tags: newtown, Team 26, Monte Frank, bicycling
Masks dramatically reduce spread of flu, study finds
There's bad news and good news in the flu world.
Tags: flu, university of maryland
Parents rally around bill to protect children from cyberbullying
Maryland Delegate Jon S. Cardin is putting forth a bill that would make publicly posted cyberbullying a crime in Maryland, thus closing the loophole that exempts harmful material transmitted via social media websites.
Tags: Jon Cardin, cyberbullying, Christine McComas, Grace McComas, woodbine
ListenWorld Spay Day emphasizes importance of fixing pets
Shelters around the country and in the D.C. region say the need for spaying and neutering pets is clear. There are just too many animals for too few homes.
Tags: pets, spay day, humane society, neuter
Va. group caters to Siamese rescues and adoptions
Millions of cats across the country desperately need homes, but one local rescue group is putting the spotlight on a particular breed: the Siamese.
Tags: Siamese, cats, adoption, Siamese Cat Rescue Center
After fatal Glenarden fire, fire chief urges use of smoke detectors
Prince George's County firefighters are stressing the importance of a working smoke detector following a fire that killed two young girls and their father Thursday.
Tags: smoke detector, fire,
Va. and Md. debate bike safety laws
Both Maryland and Virginia are considering new legislation when it comes to bicycle safety.
Montgomery Co. schools must rethink school evaluations
Montgomery County has long touted its teacher evaluation system, which includes peer review for struggling teachers, as a great tool to ensure quality in the classroom. However, State Superintendent Lillian M. Lowery - the head of Maryland's schools - is not impressed.
Tags: Montgomery County schools, Race to the Top, State Superintendent Lillian M. Lowery, The Gazette
Va. breeder testifies business is not puppy mill, others disagree
A local dog breeder fights for zoning rights for what she says is a healthy operation, but testimony against her facilities may tell a different story.
Tags: Fauquier County, broad run, boxer, great dane, french bulldog, doberman



