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- OBITUARY Notices
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- Frank Mirabile Frank C. Mirabile Sr. died Thursday, Nov. 14, of cancer and a stroke. He was 80. Born in Baltimore's Little Italy, he resided in Catonsville for 51 years, where he passed away at home surrounded by his wife, children and grandch...
- Christmas past is ideal present for Catonsville Historical Society visitors
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- As the region thawed out from the first snowstorm of the season last weekend, the Catonsville Historical Society offered a bit of holiday warmth at its annual Holiday Open House. "Silver Bells" was the theme of this year's event, held Friday, Dec. 6, ...
- News Briefs
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in News
- Attorney's office won't pursue accused priest The Baltimore County State's Attorney's Office said last week that it will not pursue criminal charges against a former Catonsville priest accused of sexual abuse for alleged incidents in the 1960s. ...
- Measured support for Quilting Bee's revised proposal
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in News
- Developer Brian Macari received a show of measured support last week for his latest plan to build 15 homes on an extension to Quilting Bee Road, in west Catonsville. "The plan looks a lot better than it did last year," said Greg Morgan, a neighboring ...
- Phillip Berrigan of Catonsville Nine dies of cancer at age 79
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in News
- Joseph P. (Phillip) Berrigan, a peace activist who was a member of the Catonsville Nine during the Vietnam war, died Friday of liver and kidney cancer at his Baltimore home. He was 79 years old. "I die with the conviction, held since 1968 (in) Catonsv...
- Oella Mill's wish list is for holiday customers
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Business
- The halls were decked, but rather empty last weekend at the Holiday Open House at Antique Row and The Shoppes of Historic Oella Mill. Contrary to the past, when customers overflowed stores, perusing the rare items and buying seasonal gifts, the four-d...
- Business Briefs
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Business
- >Lisa Ducote of Catonsville has become a consultant for Tastefully Simple Inc., a national direct sales company based in Alexandria, Minn. She will conduct in-home, taste-testing presentations of upscale, convenience gourmet foods, plus meal ideas, rec...
- Letters to the Editor
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Opinion
- 'Ned' Malone left behind a tough legacy to follow It has taken me sometime to write this letter about former delegate and county sheriff James "Ned" Malone, who passed away in October. It has not been easy collecting my thoughts. When I heard ...
- Green Bag blues may hit state big-job candidates
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Opinion
- Let's say his name is Tom Breadbox because it isn't. But four summers ago, he stood in the Baltimore Convention Center among hundreds of contributors attending a fund-raiser for Eileen Rehrmann's Democratic campaign for governor. His hope, he explaine...
- Maryland PoLitSo hosts holiday party this Sunday
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- It's a party - a holiday party - and you're invited. Join with Catonsville-based Maryland State Poetry & Literary Society for its annual Christmas party at the Minas Gallery in Fells Point on Ann Street this Sunday, Dec. 15, beginning at 4 p.m. Br...
- Cool show draws warm reception for PUMA's debut
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Education
- The parents who sponsored the Winter Holiday Family Extravaganza in Catonsville must be big believers in the phrase, "the show must go on." Despite chilly temperatures on the outside and no heat in the auditorium at Catonsville High School on Dec. 1, ...
- Educators downplay MSPAP's final exam
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Education
- The release of Maryland School Performance Assessment Program (MSPAP) test scores last week was almost a non-event for Baltimore County Public Schools, which has shifted its attention to a new batch of tests scheduled to be implemented next spring. Ev...
- Tai Chi adds to school lessons at Johnnycake ES
- Published December 11, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Education
- As close to 20 Johnnycake Elementary third graders sat crossed-legged on floor of their classroom, a Tai Chi instructor talked with them about the importance of discipline, focus and balance. "Now I want all of you to keep your eyes closed and think a...
- Holidays are common time for blues to set in
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Feel like you are related to the Grinch or Scrooge this time of year? You're not alone, says a mental health official at Sheppard Pratt Health Systems who specializes in avoiding holiday depression and stress. Senior clinical research nurse Ca...
- DISHING IT OUT: Girls prep basketball preview
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- The holidays mean more to some people than passing heaping plates of food around a table. December also brings the beginning of another annual rite of passage, that of a crisp outlet, a give-and-go or feeding the post. It's basketball season a...
- Green Bag blues may hit state big-job candidates
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Opinion
- Let's say his name is Tom Breadbox because it isn't. But four summers ago, he stood in the Baltimore Convention Center among hundreds of contributors attending a fund-raiser for Eileen Rehrmann's Democratic campaign for governor. His hope, he explaine...
- HAMPDEN: What's white gold for some is a pain or two for others
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Well, the economy might be in a slump nationwide, but Hampden just experienced a mini-gain in finances. No, I'm not talking about the holiday shopping season and the merchants on The Avenue; I'm talking about the fleet of self-employed lawnmower pushers w...
- GUILFORD: New columnist looks to get out of gates running
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Allow me to introduce myself as your new Guilford community columnist. With the blessing of my good friend, Amy Fink, who has finally decided that she simply must devote her time to other matters, I will be reporting on neighborhood activities in the Mess...
- RADNOR-WINSTON: Restaurant brings good taste of India to neighborhood
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- It came over the Radnor-Winston e-mail list serve. First, Nick Sheridan raved about it. Then Steve Albinak seconded the compliments _ the new Bombay Garden restaurant on York Road is terrific. A few of us who like to support local businesses decided to ch...
- MT. WASHINGTON: School will give entire community gift next summer
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Although we're going to miss seeing the students' Christmas artwork on the windows of the Shrine of the Sacred Heart School this holiday season, we can anticipate a whole new look to the school building come next spring. Principal Marcy Pierorazio says co...
- Field a reclamation for ex-football star
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Gregory Rogers savors the salvation of second chances. So the former Calvert Hall High School College and Towson University football star, whose drug addiction lured him away from a chance to play professionally, was in his glory when he helped secure...
- Joseph Berrigan, 79, was member of Catonsville 9, worked for peace
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Joseph P. Berrigan, a peace activist who was a member of the Catonsville Nine during the Viet Nam war, died Friday of liver and kidney cancer at his Baltimore home. He was 79 years old. "I die with the conviction, held since 1968 and Catonsville, that...
- Locals highlight orchestra's holiday concert
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- With pieces both from its past and present, the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra will celebrate the season with holiday concerts next week that feature special input from a pair of North Baltimore residents. The pinnacle of this year's holiday concert is a...
- Synagogue transfers land to be preserved
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- A North Baltimore community's almost 20 year battle to ensure that a parcel of land there remains green open space came to an end last week. On Dec. 5, the state Board of Public Works approved the use of $150,000 in Project Open Space funds to purchas...
- Thieves target warming cars during cold season
- Published December 11, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- If you like to warm up the car while you're in the house getting ready to head out to work or school, don't be surprised if you go outside to find your car missing. Police say up to 25 percent of stolen autos are taken while the keys are left dangling...
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