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From terrifying to friendly, there are new Halloween experiences — if you dare (opens the original)
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From terrifying to family-friendly, there are some new Halloween experiences in Carroll County this year — if you dare. The newest attraction at Hera's Nightmare in Westminster features terrifying tales from the patients trapped inside the asylum's midnight ward, where a sinister darkness awaits. "It's one of the most intense attractions, I think, in the whole East Coast," said Carlos Rivas, the owner of Hera's Nightmare. Rivas has spent the last year expanding the popular haunt at the TownMall
Baltimore youth grants deadline nears for $2M fund (opens the original)
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Time is running out to apply for a piece of $2 million in grants available for organizations that will offer youth summer programs next year. The Baltimore Children and Youth Fund is a mostly taxpayer-funded organization that is offering Summer of Possibility Fund 2027 grants to Baltimore-based organizations for summer youth programming in 2027. Among past recipients of funding, Brittney Young is proud of the nonprofit she founded, B360, and what it has been able to accomplish since launching af
Nonprofits offer free workforce training programs (opens the original)
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Two nonprofits are partnering to help Baltimore residents overcome barriers and achieve long-term stability through free workforce training programs. Allen Wilson, a graduate of Helping Up Mission and NCIA's vocational training center, is now operating one of the buses he learned to drive while earning his commercial driver's license last year at NCIA's facility on South Central Avenue in Baltimore. "What I like about driving a bus, it gives me a chance to connect with people," Wilson told WBAL-
Nonprofit offers horse therapy to first responders, health care workers (opens the original)
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The nonprofit Operation Second Stride provides first responders and health care professionals with a free equine therapy program to help them reset and connect. Stacie Nichols launched the program last year at Renaissance Farm in Taneytown, offering it at no cost to health care professionals and families of fallen firefighters. "What they do every day is they're out there working with other people at their worst days, and they do this almost every day. So, they need a place to come, breathe, res
Chelsea the office dog boosts spirits at Bel Air workplace (opens the original)
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Nice co-workers can really make a difference when it comes to happiness at work, and a Harford County business has a very special employee brightening spirits. It was a typical workday Thursday when WBAL-TV 11 News visited the Harford Financial Group in Bel Air, but one employee is anything but typical. Chelsea is shorter than her colleagues, and also quite a bit hairier. But the dog has become an office favorite after the firm's owner, Adam Freeland, decided to bring Chelsea in to help with his
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