Category: Feel Good News
Amazon translating award-winning kids’ books from around the world into English
On Friday, Amazon Publishing announced the launch of Amazon Crossing Kids, a new imprint for children’s picture books in translation. Amazon Crossing Kids aims to increase the diversity of children’s picture books […]
Advance screening of ‘The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part’ one-day-only, this Saturday, Jan. 26
Be among the first to catch Emmet, Lucy, Batman and the whole gang in their exciting new intergalactic LEGO adventure two weeks before the film’s official theatrical release.
Mike Mussina to be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame
Mike Mussina is going to Cooperstown
College majors graduating in STEM fields poised to earn the best salaries in 2019
Grads with engineering ($69,188), computer science ($67,539), and math and sciences degrees ($62,177) are projected to be the top-paid graduates in 2019.
Missing for 85 days, 13-year-old Jayme Closs found alive in Wisconsin
The young girl went missing on October 15 after the door to her home was found kicked in and both of her parents shot dead.
Where is Santa Clause now? Track Santa with NORAD
Track Santa with NORAD
Baltimore County Fire Department hosts surprise celebration for Make-A-Wish Foundation Kid
Critically ill Khalil Reaves, 5, was made “Co-Fire Chief” of the Baltimore County Fire Department’s Towson Station in conjunction with Make-A-Wish Foundation
The Nutcracker coming to Harford Community College stage this holiday season
The Nutcracker will grace the stage of the Amoss Center in Bel Air, Maryland, as the Harford Dance Theatre presents the holiday production on December 7 at 7 p.m. and […]
Get your free 2019 ‘Wild Things of Harford County’ community calendar
On Tuesday, November 13, Harford County-based design and marketing firm Sonipak Design & Marketing hosted their annual calendar release party to share their 2019 community calendar “Wild Things of Harford […]
Job Outlook 2019: Employers plan to increase new college grad hires by almost 17%
Employers expect to hire 16.6 percent more new graduates from the Class of 2019 than they did from the Class of 2018 for positions in the United States, according to […]
