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- Survey says preparedness falling to local jurisdictions
- Published September 17, 2003 by Owings Mills Times in News
- A lack of funds for homeland security initiatives is forcing some emergency response agencies to cut back elsewhere to pay for security-related equipment and needs. "We are vulnerable," said U.S. Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, speaking last week on th...
- Briefs
- Published September 17, 2003 by Owings Mills Times in News
- New Town High holds community open house New Town High School will host a Community Open House Sept. 22 from 6 to 8 p.m. Local businesses and religious organizations are invited to visit the facility, meet the principal and staff and join the PTSA....
- Annual police auction features real 'steals'
- Published September 17, 2003 by Owings Mills Times in News
- It's a pity so many people had to be robbed, but the unclaimed stolen property accumulated by Baltimore County Police offers a buyer's market for people who attend the department's annual auction Sept. 20. "We have something for everyone," said Lt. Fr...
- If Isabel arrives
- Published September 17, 2003 by Owings Mills Times in News
- With the possibility of Hurricane Isabel impacting the East Coast this week, the American Red Cross, the Federal Emegency Management Agency and the Baltimore County Office of Emergency Preparedness recommend that people become familiar with what to do dur...
- K9-5: The making of a police dog in Baltimore County
- Published September 17, 2003 by Owings Mills Times in News
- The following is Part One in an occasional series about the newest member of the Baltimore County Police Department's K-9 Unit. At Baltimore County's new K-9 facility, Cpl. Jim Rommel is putting his German shepherd through his paces. "Lay ne!"...
- T. Newell Cox Sr. comes home one last time
- Published September 17, 2003 by Owings Mills Times in Community
- Generational stability has been one of the hallmarks of Sudbrook Park since its beginnings in the late 1880s. And certainly the Cox family is a stellar example. T. Newell Cox Sr. and his wife, Dorothy, purchased a home on Howard Road in 1924. Dorothy Cox ...
- BULLETIN Board
- Published September 17, 2003 by Owings Mills Times in Community
- ARTS >Baltimore Clayworks, 5707 Smith Ave., offers the following. *Cerama-lama-ding-dong, sculpture by Ryan Kelly, through Sept. 20. *Celebrate Clay, an exhibit featuring 21 local artists, Sept. 25-Oct. 11. Hours are 10 a.m....
- Obituaries
- Published September 17, 2003 by Owings Mills Times in Community
- Dorothy Frances Blizzard-Parks Dorothy Frances Blizzard-Parks died at Carroll County General Hospital on Sept. 8, 2003. She was 80. A Finksburg resident, Mrs. Blizzard-Parks worked as a factory worker for Bendix and Black & Decker. She was...
- Head of the CLASS
- Published September 17, 2003 by Owings Mills Times in Education
- Send your HEAD OF THE CLASS and other people-related notices to Karen Mullen, c/o Owings Mills Times, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204 or fax to 410-337-2490 or e-mail to kmullen@patuxent.com. >Reisterstown resident Nicole Cohen was named to t...
- In your words
- Published September 17, 2003 by The Jeffersonian in News
- Outsourcing means out of work and out of business Your "Outsourcing" article in The Jeffersonian on Sept. 9 was very interesting. I've worked for the steel industry for 33 years _ which was just about put out of business because of foreign steel being...
- Business in brief
- Published September 17, 2003 by The Jeffersonian in News
- Chance of hurricane cancels multiple events Due to the possibility of Baltimore County feeling the wrath of Hurricane Isabel, a number of business-related events have been postponed or cancelled. They include: >The Essex-Middle River-White ...
- Crime log
- Published September 17, 2003 by The Jeffersonian in News
- Crime Log is compiled from police reports from the following precincts. The Jeffersonian publishes reported incidents against Baltimore County businesses only. It is the policy of The Jeffersonian to include a description of suspects only when it cont...
- Field hockey teams start fast
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Sports
- Dulaney High The Lions are quietly becoming this season's early success story after wins over Mt. Hebron High, 2-1; Garrison Forest School, 2-1; Maryvale Prep, 2-0; and Loch Raven High, 3-0. Coach Karen Casperite's three years as jayvee boss a...
- Notices
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Sports
- Recreation >The Mountain Club of Maryland hosts the following for all ages. *Appalachian Trail Service Trip is Saturday, Sept. 20. Call 410-377-5625. *Hike 9- to 10-mile circuit through Antietam Battlefield Sunday, Sept. 21. Call 41...
- Games to Watch
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Sports
- Cross Country Bull Run Invitational at Hereford High, Saturday, Sept. 20, at 9 a.m. Defending Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference champion Bryn Mawr School returns for what the Mawrtians hope will be an encore to one ...
- Settling mess over Revenue Authority seat
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Opinion
- Once a general, always a general. The same goes for judges. So, out of deference to Baltimore County Exective James Smith's 16 years on the bench before he won his current job, I'll address him this way: Dear Judge Smith, I understand that you...
- Timonium slots proposal already coming up a loser
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Opinion
- The idea for slot machines at the Maryland State Fairgrounds was floated only a few weeks ago, but already the one-armed bandit has drawn three lemons from those who should have the most to say about it. The idea for a slots "emporium," formally raise...
- Letters to the Editor
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Opinion
- Enforcing codes is priority; no more exceptions In response to your Sept. 11 article, "All signs point to opposition of Loyola Proposal," my husband and I are writing to communicate our views on the Loyola College proposed "retreat center" in Parkton....
- BULLETIN Board
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Community
- Send your calendar event notices to Lauren Taylor, c/o North County News, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204; fax items to 410-337-2490; or e-mail them to ltaylor@patuxent.com. Items run periodically on a space-available basis. Art >Alet...
- Briefs
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Community
- Smith marks 40,000-acre milestone of preservation Baltimore County officials this week celebrated the mid-point milestone in the county's goal of preserving 80,000 acres of rural land from development. On Sunday, County Executive James Smith m...
- Bender is driving force in keeping school on the road
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Community
- When Hereford lawyer Allan Iannacone died in August 2002 at age 55 from complications of sepsis and a brain stem stroke, the fate of the business he started - Hereford Driving School - was uncertain. His widow, Sharon, received several requests to buy...
- Finding yourself up a tree at Genesee
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Community
- If you want people to get to know each other, there's no better way than to literally tie them into knots. So goes the thinking at the Genesee Valley Outdoor Learning Center in Parkton, which recently hosted a team-building program for Leadership Balt...
- Plans change, yet hospital still pet project
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in Community
- Some would say the owners of Mount Carmel Animal Hospital have a great sense of timing: They began construction of their new veterinary clinic last month, during the dog days of summer. It took veterinarians Paul Fox and Pat Steele almost a year to ge...
- Loyola Meeting Postponed
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in News
- Hurricane Isabel has forced the cancellation of the Thursday, Sept. 18 Community Input Meeting to discuss Loyola College's plans to build a retreat center on Stablersville and Miller roads in Parkton. The rescheduled date is Thursday, Oct. 9, at 7 p.m...
- Third suicide at detention center draws Smith's attention, review
- Published September 18, 2003 by North County News in News
- A committee appointed by the county executive will review procedures at jails in the wake of the third suicide at county facilities this year. Executive James Smith announced the formation of the group Sept. 11 after David Hahn, 33, of Hanover, Pa., w...
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