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- Troops need armor, support to win Iraq war
- Published December 23, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Insurgents are entrenched in Iraq and are perceived as "operating at will," U.S. Rep. Benjamin Cardin said last week after a four-day visit to Iraq and Israel. He said the war in Iraq could drag on for years unless the United States gets more internat...
- Home-front 'operation' delivers the goods
- Published December 23, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Mary Jo Ebo suffered four miscarriages and underwent treatments for infertility as she and her husband Ken tried to start a family at Gilman School, where the couple live and teach music. In April, Ken Ebo, a U.S. Marine reservist with the 4th Civil A...
- Crime Log
- Published December 23, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- East University Parkway 200 block between 8 a.m. Dec. 13 and 8 a.m. Dec. 14. A mountain bike was stolen from a garage. East 33rd Street 400 block, Blockbuster Video, between 12 a.m. and 10:50 a.m. Dec. 12. A safe was pried open. Nothin...
- Tax hike floors resident
- Published December 23, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- John Maynard recently received a property tax bill that raised his Baltimore taxes from $6,700 to $8,000 in July 2005. "And after I pushed myself up off the kitchen floor, I decided I had to look into this," said Maynard, a 30-year-old Guilford reside...
- Hopkins plans a new visitors' entrance
- Published December 23, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Johns Hopkins University plans to build a $75 million "front door" at the southern entrance to its Homewood campus. The South Quadrangle Project will feature a visitor and admissions center, a computational sciences building, an underground parking ga...
- Briefs
- Published December 23, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Graffiti suspect charged in city spray incidents The so-called "APES" graffiti artist was charged this week with 10 counts of malicious destruction of property and three counts of trespassing in Baltimore City, according to George Winfield, director o...
- Sports Notices
- Published December 23, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Recreation > The Baltimore Blizzard women's ice hockey organization is looking for a coach with hockey knowledge and coaching experience for a paid position. Call 410-472-4528. Teams > The Baltimore Bays 94 Power club team will p...
- High School Games to Watch
- Published December 23, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Boys Basketball Hoops for Habitat Holiday Basketball Tournament, Park vs. Grace Bible, Wednesday, Dec. 29 at 4:30 p.m. at Park School. Winner plays Bowling Brook or Loch Raven. Girls Basketball Comet Holiday Classic at Catonsvi...
- Boys welcome invite to Sherry Shootout
- Published December 23, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- When organizers of the fifth annual Paul Sherry Shootout, a fund-raiser at Bryn Mawr School, asked Boys' Latin Coach Doug Nichols for help, he didn't hesitate. Nichols agreed to enter his varsity team in the event, even though it meant having to give ...
- Governor, Sun should put away their swords, settle dispute for holidays
- Published December 23, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Opinion
- Because of a family birthday celebration, I wouldn't have been able to attend that meeting between the governor and the Sun folks even if I had been invited, which I wasn't. But I wish I could have been a fly on the wall to spy on what must have been the ...
- Special Delivery
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Mary Jo Ebo suffered four miscarriages and underwent treatments for infertility as she and her husband Ken tried to start a family at Gilman School, where the couple live and teach music. In April, Ken Ebo, a Marine Corps reservist with the 4th...
- Heritage files Towson Circle plan
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Developers have filed a site plan for Towson Circle _ a residential, retail and entertainment complex just south of Joppa Road and bordered by Delaware, Pennsylvania and Virginia avenues. If it comes to fruition, the 3.67-acre project "will be ...
- Principal threatens legal action
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- CARNEY An elementary school principal accused of sexually abusing two sisters more than 20 years ago said this week he will take legal action against the Baltimore County Public Schools if he is not reinstated in his position. "I was humiliate...
- Riparius broker strikes deals
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Three companies committed separately in recent months to buying about 35 acres in the Riparius Center office park on Red Run Boulevard in Owings Mills, according to the Brooklandville firm that brokered the deals. The seller was Highwoods Prope...
- Business Beat: Baltimore County Police Department
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- The holiday shopping season is almost over. You and your employees are tired and probably a little punchy from the constant onslaught of busy and, at times, demanding customers. So tired, in fact, that security may slip while you are taking care of yo...
- Store moves, but customers don't buy it
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- HEREFORD Cathy and Bruce Wisnom are beginning to wonder just how many times they have to tell people that their Foster Brothers Hardware Store is not only still open, but has more merchandise than ever. Since they moved the store to the lower ...
- Lansdowne library needs home
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- The Lansdowne Library won't open on time. Librarians have been hired and books have been ordered, but the new facility is still looking for a home. The branch was to have opened in the first week of January. Now the opening has been pushed bac...
- Median age increases faster statewide than in county
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- WASHINGTON Maryland's median age grew by more than eight months from 2000 to 2003, according to new Census Bureau statistics, mirroring a national trend that is largely due to the graying of the baby boomer generation. But while the state's me...
- ON THE JOB
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- CATONSVILLE "Hello, I'm Christina. I'll be your waitress." With a smile and a shuffle of menus, Christina Barber welcomes another group of hungry people to a late-night meal at the Double-T Diner on Rolling Road, where she works the overnight ...
- Charlie Brown's owner buys convenience store
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- When the Royal Farms store on Hazelwood Avenue recently closed after 20 years, Manpreet Singh felt compelled to buy the convenience store even though it had been robbed three times this year. "We want to be a benefit to the community," he said. "We ha...
- Developers propose 33 homes
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Baltimore County officials are reviewing three proposed housing developments along the Liberty Road corridor in Randallstown. Harvard Homes is proposing to build 14 new homes on 29 acres beside Offutt Road, south of Liberty Road. Each home is slated t...
- Ehrlich appearance benefits fund-raiser
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- ARBUTUS He arrived late, delayed by a meeting in Annapolis, but Gov. Robert Ehrlich made good on his promise of a movie date in Arbutus Friday. And his presence at the Hollywood theater - for a special showing of the firefighter flick "Ladder ...
- Marketing Minute
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in News
- The new year often begins with a toast, a kiss and a list of resolutions. Evaluating successes and failures in 2004, companies inevitably will resolve to make changes to their business plan to increase profit for 2005. Most businesspeople know that th...
- Your Business
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in News
- Baltimore County officials blame dying trees at Frostee Tree Farm on the 2001 drought ("Dispute drives grower up a tree," The Jeffersonian, Dec. 9). The farm owners' contract with the county called for 12 inches of topsoil to be placed in a right of w...
- Holiday gift idea: peace between governor, Sun
- Published December 23, 2004 by The Jeffersonian in News
- Because of a family birthday celebration, I wouldn't have been able to attend that meeting between the governor and the Sun folks even if I had been invited, which I wasn't. But I wish I could have been a fly on the wall to spy on what must have been the ...
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