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January 2, 2009

Cabin fever in Howard County

Winter break is almost over, and I'm sure that for some folks, it can't come soon enough. Most school systems around here have been closed since Christmas Eve, but Howard County schools got a jump on vacation and have been shut since Dec. 19.

Once you've gotten through all the holiday celebrating, how do you entertain your crew during a vacation that long? Our reporter Jonathan Pitts would love to talk to Howard County families about what they're doing. If you're interested, give him a call at 410-715-2812 or e-mail him here.

 

Posted by Kate Shatzkin at 12:00 PM | | Comments (1)
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Anyone know of a virus going around with a fever for one day followed by a wet cough? My 4 year old was VERY lethargic then fine after day one with just a lingering cough. Now my husband has it and I'm trying to figure out if this is the flu? My son has had the swine flu vaccine but not regular.

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About Hanah Cho
Hanah Cho joined The Baltimore Sun in 2003, just a few years out of college. While covering everything from education to workplace issues to financial services, she also got married and became a first-time mom in December 2009. Now, she’s trying to juggle work and life demands without losing her sanity.

She lives in Columbia with her husband and infant son.

Kate Shatzkin authored Charm City Moms until June 18, 2010.
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