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- Crime log
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Booster in News
- The following crime report is gathered from the White Marsh and Parkville precincts. It is the policy of the Northeast Booster to give descriptions, including race, only when there is enough detail to contribute to identification. Pennsbury Pl...
- Perry Hall ace jumped to the front in three sports
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Booster in Sports
- Jarrett Smith Athlete of the Year Perry Hall High School's Jarrett Smith could not have imagined his senior year working out much better. Smith stepped up to perform at a higher level in all three sports he played. He developed...
- Briefs
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Booster in Sports
- Boys under-14 basketball will go for amateur title The Baltimore Hawks under-14 boys Amateur Athletic Union basketball team will play in this year's AAU Division II National Championship games. The tournament takes place July 12 through 20 in ...
- Notices
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Booster in Sports
- Recreation >The White Marsh Recreation Council offers summer aerobics Mondays and Thursdays, 7-8 p.m., Chapel Hill Elementary School. Cost is $30. Call 410-256-7294. >Baltimore County Gymnastics will hold summer registration Monday, June...
- BULLETIN Board
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Booster in Community
- education >The Tiny Tots classes for ages 3 and 4 held at Gunpowder Elementary still has openings. Children must be 3 by Sept. 1. Call 410-665-2455, 410-887-5319 TT/Deaf. >Redeemer Classical Christian School, 6415 Mount Vista Road. Kings...
- Leader a perfect fit for White Marsh firm
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Booster in Community
- His company makes modular buildings that blend right in. His leadership of the company, which makes its home behind the Avenue in White Marsh, has made Gerry Holthaus stand out. Since he came to Williams Scotsman Inc. in 1994, the company has ...
- Previous male Athletes of the Year
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Booster in Sports
- The Northeast Booster annually chooses a male and female high school student as its Athletes of the Year. Nominees must live or attend school in the area. Selection is based on personal observation that while teams, coaches and sports changed, the athlete...
- Letters
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Booster in Opinion
- Recognizing Al Redmer's contributions to community Now that his appointment as Insurance Commissioner is official, we should recognize Al Redmer for his 12 years of service in the Maryland House of Delegates. He represented his constituents we...
- Was the board's closed meeting outside the law?
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in Education
- The Board of Education's effort to get a jump on negotiating a new contract with its superintendent may have landed the board in hot water. At issue is a closed meeting held to discuss renewing the contract of schools superintendent Joe A. Hairston, w...
- Cannot tell a lie, principal's ride quite presidential
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in Education
- The Oakleigh Readers have done it again! For the third year in a row, students at Oakleigh Elementary School have surpassed their goal in the school's reading incentive program. The principal, Sharon Lancione, challenged her students to read 12,000 books ...
- Letter
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in Opinion
- Republican Party's choice for replacement is obvious In response to the article published in the Northeast Reporter, June 5, (Republicans eager to take vacated seat). I assisted Mr. Rupp with his campaign in the November election. I am well aw...
- Procedure gets to heart of the matter
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in News
- When patients suffering a heart attack come to Franklin Square Hospital Center, they no longer will have to transfer to Union Memorial Hospital for a primary angioplasty. Franklin Square has a temporary waiver, which is expected to be renewed periodic...
- Series of car theft attempts hits area
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in News
- Six reported car thefts and attempts within a two-week period have Parkville residents keeping a closer watch on their vehicles _ and what they store in them. From May 29 through June 5, six car theft attempts were reported near the apartments and tow...
- Community Planning Agenda
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in News
- The following is a synopsis of local planning cases as they make their way through the Baltimore County planning process. These cases involve projects within the 5th Councilmanic District: Office of Permits and Development Arnold Jablon, Direc...
- Auxiliary police unit checks on sex offenders
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in News
- On a recent Friday evening, a man opens the door to his apartment as two members of the Baltimore County Auxiliary Police wait on the porch. "Nice to see you guys," the man says, on the surface not a typical reaction one would expect from a convicted ...
- Former delegate put forth
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in News
- A former state delegate could be a potential candidate to fill the vacancy left in the 8th District by the departure of Al Redmer. Jim Ports, who served three terms with Redmer, has been mentioned as a possible replacement. Redmer was in his 1...
- Owner finally shelves life of running two stores
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in News
- For nearly five years, Jay Gernand owned both the Liquor Pump on Putty Hill Avenue and Walther Liquors on Walther Boulevard. But running two businesses got to be too much. "It was wearing me thin," said Gernand, the father of three daughters. ...
- Previous Male Athletes of the Year
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in Sports
- The Northeast Reporter annually chooses a male and female high school student as its Athletes of the Year. Nominees must live or attend school in the area. Selection is based on personal observation that while teams, coaches and sports changed, the athlet...
- Speed helped Loch Raven senior finish on top, in front
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in Sports
- Male Athlete of the Year Stann Waithe For a time back in the seventh and eighth grades, Stann Waithe didn't get any respect for his running ability. At the time, he had just moved to Louisiana from Baltimore and was trying out for the ...
- From the colleges
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in Sports
- >Bryan Shepherd of Parkville, a graduate of Parkville High School and goalie on the Herkimer County Community College men's lacrosse team, was named a National Junior College Athletic Association first-team lacrosse All-American and was NJCAA tournamen...
- Notices
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in Sports
- Recreation >Parkville Recreation Council holds a 6-week tennis program for beginners, advanced beginners and families June 23-Aug. 3. Call 410-296-2100. >Parkville Recreation Council is accepting applications for field leaders, building ...
- Lessons in lucrative field of public education
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in Opinion
- The folks who hire the folks who teach our kids are on the griddle. Down at College Park, there's a flap over the case of a University of Maryland vice president who is stepping down amid criticism of his job performance - but who'll still be paid his...
- Secret meeting merits failing grade for board
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in Opinion
- The Baltimore County Board of Education flunked its final exam of the year with the decision May 29 to hold a closed session that may have violated Maryland's Open Meetings Act. Meeting behind closed doors to discuss a possible contract renewal for sc...
- Briefs
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in News
- Greater Parkville board and officers re-elected The Greater Parkville Community Council held its last meeting of the summer Thursday, and re-elected its board of directors and officers. Serving again are Ruth Baisden, president; Colleen Kelly,...
- Crime log
- Published June 18, 2003 by Northeast Reporter in News
- The following report is from the White Marsh and Parkville precincts. It is the policy of the Northeast Reporter to give descriptions, including race, only when there is enough detail to contribute to identification. Erie Avenue, 2900 block, between 7...
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