Baltimore's mayor teams up with Baltimore Raven to fight childhood obesity
School has photo shoot and pep rally with guests
Posted: 04/12/2011
BALTIMORE - Lots of excitement for one lucky Baltimore school.
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Baltimore Ravens runningback Ray Rice joined students at the NACA Freedom and Democracy II School to get kids pumped up about getting fit and healthy.
The guests of honor joined students at a pep rally and a milk mustache photo shoot.
The school won today's event through the Mayor's Challenge in the Fuel Up to Play 60 campaign, youth-led nutrition and fitness initiave to battle childhood obesity.
Copyright 2011 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
PRINT
| |
More Baltimore City News
-
Boston bombing survivor leaves rehab
Erika Brannock one of the most severely injured people in the Boston Marathon bombing comes to her own home after more than two months of putting her life and her legs back together.
-
Hot art for a cool treat
-
1812 commemorative coin program starts
-
Should styrofoam be banned in Baltimore?
-
3 shot within 6 hours on one city block
Trending Now
-
So. Anne Arundel Co. hit with flooding
Southern Anne Arundel Co. gets hit with flooding on roads and around homes.
-
Charges dropped against officer charged
Carroll County prosecutors have dropped DUI charges against a Baltimore County police captain.
-
Men charged with stealing car batt
Anne Arundel County Police have charged two men with stealing 17,000 pounds of batteries from vehicles and selling them at scrap yards.
-
Orioles call up Ishikawa, Britton
The Baltimore Orioles have purchased the contract of infielder Travis Ishikawa from Triple-A Norfolk and put right-hander Miguel Gonzalez on the paternity list.
- Stay Connected
