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Chicken n Waffles (Courtesy of
Iron Rooster)

As we pack away our swimsuits and pull out sweaters, it’s time to indulge in the Bay’s autumn harvest.  It’s the season for dishes that simmer slowly in pots and fill kitchens with warmth and savory aromas. To find foods that take the chill out of the air, head to these family-friendly restaurants.

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Saint John the Evangelist School is a Roman Catholic parish school that serves students in preschool through eighth grade. In a community of faith, our faculty and staff work together to make sure each child develops to the best of their ability spiritually, artistically, socially, and physically. Our school offers a nurturing environment that promotes living faith, a...


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By reading about disabilities through the eyes of those who have experienced them, kids can gain new perspectives and a better understanding of how we are all different.

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All the Ways We Learn

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Shara Rung and Family (Courtesy of Shara Rung)

Shara Rung has lived in Anne Arundel County since she was 6 years old and grew up on the South River.  She is currently working on her doctorate in special education and is a special educator at Arnold Elementary School. Rung shares how working in special education has influenced her parenting, and vice versa, and how she balance...


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Many Maryland farms host festivals during autumn, opening their fields to visitors and offering a variety of fun seasonal activities. Families can pick their own apples or pumpkins, go on a hayride around the farm, get up close and personal with barn animals or even get some trick-or-treating done before Halloween. Don’t miss these fall farm festivals before the...


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