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United Way's 2-1-1, Kal Book of Cartoons, Boeing Boeing Review, and Stephen Crane at Peabody Library

We all know that in case of an emergency, call 9-1-1. For information, press 4-1-1. But last year, more than 96,000 Maryland residents dialed 2-1-1. Sandy Monck, chief impact officer at United Way of Central Maryland tells us how UWCM's 2-1-1 Maryland is assisting residents in need.


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Public Commentaries

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Public Commentary from public officials around the Baltimore Metropolitan Region.
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Humanities Connection

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"Humanities Connection" explores the intersection of the humanities and our daily lives, reflects on the past to inform our future, celebrates the power of literature, and demonstrates the importance of a healthy civics education.

In each segment, MHC Executive Director Dr.

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The Sandwich Generation: Monday September 17, 12-1 p.m.

With people living longer, thousands of baby boomers find themselves caught between supporting their parents and their own children, the teens and young adults still living at home. In this special edition of Midday Money, some advice for those feeling the squeeze financially and emotionally from Megan Avery, financial consultant and president of Legacy Associates. How to help your parents age safely, while taking care of yourself and your children.  Guest host: Korva Coleman



8-17-12: "21 is the New 26"

The transition to adulthood is difficult for many young people--but factoring in a dysfunctional home life and the emotional distress that most youth in foster care are burdened with--turning 21 or "aging out," can make impending adulthood, far more challenging.



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