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With sunny skies and teachers like Betsy Saunders who dedicated their time to make the event worthwhile, Brooklyn Park Elementary School held its first ever summer reading event on Friday.

Donald Shiles cuddled with Comet on the couch at his daughter's house in Severn on a rainy Tuesday afternoon.  

I have tried several flea and tick products for my dog. None of them has worked very well. How can I choose the best one?

The numbers are in, and Bello Machre’s Every Step Counts fundraiser recently raised over $110,000 to directly benefit the developmentally disabled people it serves.

Richard Henry Lee Elementary School said goodbye last year to beloved first-grade teacher Jan Hylan who died in November after a hard fought battle with brain cancer, but Hylan hasn’t been forgotten.

Cameron Howard just celebrated his second birthday. He is a happy child who enjoys playing with toy cars and running around.

In today’s digital age fitness and staying active are often thrown out the door. Cara and Dave Greene decided to make a lifestyle change. They visited 15 local trails with their two children, and won

The first-ever children's camp hosted by the Queen Anne's County Arts Council last week was a trip down the rabbit hole. The "Alice in Wonderland"-themed camp was for children ages 4 to 8. "She won't

The two Greene brothers of Arnold are like yin and yang. Their parents, Brent and Debbie Greene, can easily tell them apart.

I am a proud father of a Special Olympics athlete. I am pleased to have been involved with the Special Olympics Torch Run that took place in Annapolis on June 4.