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A new museum exhibition in Baltimore opening to the public today aims to tell the story of Marylands fight for civil rights, both in the past and present. "Passion and Purpose: Voices of Marylands Civil Rights Activists" is now on display at the Maryland Center for History and Culture. It showcases oral histories and photography, exploring how Marylanders have long been at the forefront of the national struggle for Black freedom. ...

An upcoming art exhibition in Chicago aims to provide a new framework to view the citys struggles with housing, past and present. Hosted by the Weinberg/Newton Gallery on North Milwaukee Street, the "Key Change" exhibition envisions the housing crisis through painting, collage, sculpture, video and large-scale installations. Nabiha-Khan Giordano, co-director of the gallery, said the idea is to highlight alternative solutions to the housing crisis. ...

There are many different "National xyz Month" or "National xyz Day" that people have declared. My feeling is that most of them come from industry associations who want to sell you their product. The industry associations pick their own National day or month and sometimes lobby Congress to declare it for them. I recently received an email ad about yet another National month.

The United South Central School Board approved a contract for superintendent Keith Fleming at their meeting on March 15. “You will notice it is only for one

"Worlds Imagined" is the theme of this years campaign for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month - which is March. Iowans with disabilities and their advocates hope the public pays more attention to their creative work. The campaign is about promoting the everyday contributions of those with disabilities, they say, and how communities can be inclusive in helping them achieve goals. ...

Heres whats happening at Seymour Library in Auburn this month.

February was I Love to Read Month, a month-long initiative that promotes the importance of reading and literacy to students. I participated in the festivities by visiting different schools in Dawson Trail, both virtually and in-person, and reading to the students.

A Winnipeg vice-principal who moonlights as an opera singer began I Love to Read Month on a high not...

Twelve high school seniors in the volunteer group Leadership Dickinson recently completed a project, in which they collected hundreds of books for area children.

Take time for the important things in life.