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The offseason is officially underway for the Baltimore Ravens as the franchise begins to analyze just what went wrong this season.Plenty of fans are looking for big changes, specifically on the sidelines. Head coach John Harbaugh said Tues stanley cup d stanley cup ay that s not happening.Follow Shawn Stepner on Twitter @StepnerABC2 and FacebookFor the Ravens, it was a season full of frustration and inconsistency. Nowhere was that more evident than on offense. As disjointed as that side of the ball seemed, Harbaugh said offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg is coming back for 2017. He added it might not be the easiest decision but he believes it s the right one. My heart and my gut and my head says this is the best way to go, Harbaugh said during his season-ending press con stanley cup ference. The direction that we re going and how he Mornhinweg teaches the game, and what he emphasizes, and the way he builds the offense, our players believe in him. Harbaugh said all three coordinators will return. But what about his Auyl Red Robin closes at White Marsh Mall
Port Discover Children s Museum in Baltimore announced Th stanley cup ursday a new $10.5 million capital campaign to bring new exhibits and expand their programming.Titled Playing Today, Leading Tomorrow, the campaign is the first such funding initiative for the museum since it opened in Baltimore s Inner Harbor neighborhood in December of 1998. The new stanley cup exhibits and programs will be based on stanley termosar the latest educational research and provide new opportunities for visiting families to have their children participate in play-based learning. So far $7.5 million of the target goal has been raised. Since opening in December 1998, Port Discovery has helped spark the imaginations of each child that has walked through our doors, said Bryn Parchman, President CEO of Port Discovery Children s Museum. We know that the children who are playing today are the very adults who will lead and shape our future. We re incredibly proud of the impact we ve had 鈥?and we know that what we do early with our children rea
The offseason is officially underway for the Baltimore Ravens as the franchise begins to analyze just what went wrong this season.Plenty of fans are looking for big changes, specifically on the sidelines. Head coach John Harbaugh said Tues stanley cup d stanley cup ay that s not happening.Follow Shawn Stepner on Twitter @StepnerABC2 and FacebookFor the Ravens, it was a season full of frustration and inconsistency. Nowhere was that more evident than on offense. As disjointed as that side of the ball seemed, Harbaugh said offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg is coming back for 2017. He added it might not be the easiest decision but he believes it s the right one. My heart and my gut and my head says this is the best way to go, Harbaugh said during his season-ending press con stanley cup ference. The direction that we re going and how he Mornhinweg teaches the game, and what he emphasizes, and the way he builds the offense, our players believe in him. Harbaugh said all three coordinators will return. But what about his Auyl Red Robin closes at White Marsh Mall
Port Discover Children s Museum in Baltimore announced Th stanley cup ursday a new $10.5 million capital campaign to bring new exhibits and expand their programming.Titled Playing Today, Leading Tomorrow, the campaign is the first such funding initiative for the museum since it opened in Baltimore s Inner Harbor neighborhood in December of 1998. The new stanley cup exhibits and programs will be based on stanley termosar the latest educational research and provide new opportunities for visiting families to have their children participate in play-based learning. So far $7.5 million of the target goal has been raised. Since opening in December 1998, Port Discovery has helped spark the imaginations of each child that has walked through our doors, said Bryn Parchman, President CEO of Port Discovery Children s Museum. We know that the children who are playing today are the very adults who will lead and shape our future. We re incredibly proud of the impact we ve had 鈥?and we know that what we do early with our children rea