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July 1, 2008

Thursday's tip sheet will be ...

FireworksFavorite kid-friendly places for Fourth of July fireworks, a suggestion from Robert.

Please nominate your favorite venues for fireworks, and tell us why they're particularly kid-friendly. For example, if you take the family to the Inner Harbor, tell us where you watch the fireworks, how you handle the late bedtime and how you navigate the traffic afterwards. If you attend a suburban parade and party, tell us why the kids like that.

Meanwhile, care to guess where the Fourth of July photo to the left was taken?

(2006 photo by Steve Ruark/Special to the Sun) 

Posted by Kate Shatzkin at 3:58 PM | | Comments (1)
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I'd suggest the Fullerton Fireworks located just off Belair Road at the athletic fields at Fullerton Elementary. They have had the same show annually for as long as I can remember and it's always full of families. If you live nearby, its very easy to walk to but parking can be tough. There is plenty of open space to lay out a blanket and enjoy the live music, food and fireworks. The best part is that you can see the show from so many places nearby which is good if you have little ears that might be afraid of the noise.

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About Kate Shatzkin
Kate Shatzkin is the parenting and families content editor at The Baltimore Sun and, before that, was its family beat reporter. But her most challenging and rewarding job is being mother to Leah, 8, and Sam, 6.

In her 14 years at The Baltimore Sun, Kate also has covered nonprofit organizations, prisons and courts, and has written several investigative series. She was previously a Knight journalism fellow at Yale Law School and a reporter at the Seattle Times and at the Patriot-Ledger of Quincy, Mass. She lives in Baltimore with her family.

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