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- Focus on People
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- Two local students performed in Salisbury State University's recent Bobbi Biron Theatre production of Larry King's musical comedy, "Best Little Whorehouse in Texas." Julia Knudson played the role of Dawn. Her other activities included serving as presi...
- In the Military
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- Catonsville resident Brandon Peters, 18, successfully completed the Civil Air Patrol basic encampment at Fort Indiantown Gap, Pa. Throughout the week, he distinguished himself as a member of the Honor Squadron. CAP is a volunteer auxiliary of the U.S....
- Weddings and Engagements
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- Jewell-Tucker Mr. and Mrs. James Jewell of Annapolis take pleasure in annoucing the marriage of their daughter, Jaime Jewell, to George William "Bill" Tucker Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Tucker Sr., of Catonsville. Pastor Harold Bowman offi...
- Obituaries
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- On Dec. 17, Elmer Herman Rutherford succumbed to lung cancer in his Arbutus home. He was 68 years of age. A native of Tennessee, he was born on Dec. 27, 1932. Dimitri's employed him as a bartender for 39 years, until his retirement in October. The res...
- St. Agnes Church marks 150th birthday
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- One aspect to living in a community with such a rich heritage as ours is that somewhere, someone is always celebrating a big anniversary and sharing stories of the past. Right now, St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church, 5422 Old Frederick Road, steps to the...
- When duty called, Lee was found at precinct
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- After a 16-year career as an auxiliary police officer, William G. Lee Jr. retired at the end of last year from his post at the Woodlawn precinct. "It's been a pleasure," said Lee, enjoying a retirement party at the station. "This was all I wanted - th...
- Eubank to perform at Charlestown
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- New York soprano Joan Eubank will give a recital of classical and popular music at Catonsville's historic Our Lady of the Angels chapel Sunday, Jan. 27 at 3 p.m. Eubank has distinguished herself as a singer and stage actress. Reviewers have called her...
- Kemp Floats had a high-flying role in 1977 inaugural
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Community
- Twenty-five years ago, the Catonsville Times of Jan. 20, 1977, detailed a local business' contribution to the inauguration of President Jimmy Carter, and also informed subscribers of the formation of a number of groups designed to improve community relati...
- St. Agnes revives bid for cardiac care
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in News
- St. Agnes HealthCare is counting on the findings of a leading cardiovascular services consultant to sway legislators in Annapolis in the hospital's decade-long quest for approval to perform open heart surgery. St. Agnes hired the Nevada-based John Goo...
- Crime Log
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in News
- Catonsville Stella Court, 1700 block, Jan. 17 between 2 and 9 p.m. Video game equipment and games were stolen during a burglary. Wilkens Avenue, 4000 block, Jan. 15, 1:25 a.m. The Royal Farm Store was robbed at gunpoint of $40 and some cigaret...
- Kidnapping case leads to bank robbery
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in News
- Police County police on Friday were investigating a kidnapping in the city and related bank robbery in Catonsville that took place early last week. According to police reports, the incident began at about 5:40 p.m. on Jan. 11 in Baltimore, when two ma...
- Local workshop looks at future of rail service
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in News
- Residents of Edmondson Village, Catonsville and Woodlawn will have an opportunity next month to review and comment on proposed new rail service routes - including light rail service - for the Baltimore region. The Maryland Transit Administration has s...
- Riley on the road for executive race
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in News
- Anticipating tough competition from Democrats in his run for county executive, Republican Doug Riley came to Arbutus last weekend to pitch for local support. "This race is going to be uphill all the way against an entrenched political machine of Dutch...
- Catonsville responds to challenge against rival
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Sports
- Boys Basketball In the first two games of the new year, Catonsville squandered leads in the waning moments and lost both. This was not what Catonsville Coach Jim Rhoads anticipated from a team that plays six seniors among its first seven in th...
- Sports Notices
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Sports
- >Catonsville Recreation & Parks is holding registration for the Catonsville Youth League baseball program for boys ages 5-17 on Saturdays Jan. 26 and Feb. 2 from 9-noon and Monday, Jan. 28 from 7-9 p.m. at the Bloomsbury Community Center (old middl...
- When the treasurer sounded an alarm
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Opinion
- There's a poignant touch to the story of Richard Dixon's resignation as state treasurer for health reasons. It's the letter sent him by State Comptroller William Donald Schaefer, who acknowledged that the two rugged individualists had their clashes at Boa...
- Letters to the Editor
- Published January 23, 2002 by Catonsville Times in Opinion
- If teen center doesn't fit Bloomsbury, where does it? I am writing as a citizen of Baltimore County, a resident of Catonsville, a parent of a middle and a high school teen, a founding volunteer with Middle School Madness, and a member of the Southwest...
- Deaths rally neighbors
- Published January 23, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- The deaths last year of two woman, friends since high school, shocked the neighborhood of Radnor-Winston, but at the same time brought the community closer together. Kenya C. Wilson, 22, and Katrina S. Smith, 25, were traveling along 25th Street in Ba...
- Friends announces hunt for new head
- Published January 23, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Friends School has begun searching for a new head of school to replace Jon M. Harris, who will resign his post on June 30. Harris, the only non-Quaker headmaster in the North Charles Street independent school's 217-year history, has held that position...
- Lakers show this season their time
- Published January 23, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Wrestling Boys' Latin Coach Drew Haugh always get exuberant about his teams, even when the won-loss record is not something special. But Haugh really does have something to get excited about with the 2002 Lakers. Last week, Boys' Latin beat Mt...
- When state treasurer sounded the alarm
- Published January 23, 2002 by Baltimore Messenger in Opinion
- There's a poignant touch to the story of Richard Dixon's resignation as state treasurer for health reasons. It's the letter sent him by State Comptroller William Donald Schaefer, who acknowledged that the two rugged individualists had their clashes at Boa...
- Three Boy Scouts soar to group's highest heights
- Published January 23, 2002 by Towson Times in Community
- Congratulations to Stephen London, Theodore Nelson and Zachary Allen of Towson for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout, the highest award given by the Boy Scouts of America. Steve is the son of Mary and Arthur London of Towson and is a senior at Towson High...
- Plan for dam project access roads draws fire
- Published January 23, 2002 by Towson Times in Community
- Community activists are warning Baltimore City and County officials that a lawsuit is just one of the tactics they will pursue if any accidents occur as a result of the city's decision to direct construction traffic onto Dulaney Valley and Providence road...
- Refugees now at home as we wait for more to arrive
- Published January 23, 2002 by Towson Times in Community
- First and St. Stephen's refugee family, Zakia, Mohanned, Ibraham and Asmer Kamara, arrived in Baltimore on May 23, 2001, from Sierre Leone. The children are attending school; parents are employed as teachers in the Muslim School. It has been a success sto...
- St. Joe's Church generating lots of good news
- Published January 23, 2002 by Towson Times in Community
- Congratulations to Sister Anne O'Donnell on her 30th year as a teacher at and principal of St. Joseph's School on Church Lane. To mark the wonderful occasion, the school families presented her with a check for $8,000 to be used for the renovation of the s...
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