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- TAG, You're vaporizedLaser parlors put high-tech twist on an old gamerecreation
- Published March 17, 2004 by Catonsville Times in Community
- In a dimly lit room made to resemble a torch-lit, medieval castle, a score of 9-year-olds are putting on lighted vests that resemble something from "Star Trek." With some help from the adults, they fasten the side buckles and adjust the shoulder strap...
- Catonsville High Spring Schedules
- Published March 17, 2004 by Catonsville Times in Community
- (Note: Schedules are for varsity games only and are subject to change. Please call Catonsville High (410-887-0808) for verification.) Baseball (All games at 3:45 p.m. unless otherwise noted) March 22 @ Pikesville March 24 @ Che...
- A mind is a terrible thing to erase
- Published March 17, 2004 by Catonsville Times in Community
- If memory serves, there have been a few recent movies about characters suffering from memory-related problems: "Memento," "50 First Dates" and "The Butterfly Effect" immediately come to mind. Is this a new genre in the making? Let's hope not, based on...
- Catching up on J. Wesley Wade's secret vacation
- Published March 17, 2004 by Catonsville Times in Community
- One hundred years ago, The Argus of March 19, 1904, described the reappearance of a local business man. >Mr. J. Wesley Wade, of Lansdowne, who mysteriously disappeared in the early part of January, returned home Sunday afternoon. Mr. Wade has been ...
- Green Party sows seeds of influence
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- With speeches, slogans, signs and ballots, Baltimore's Green Party held its first nominating convention March 14 in the auditorium of the Govans branch library and chose eight City Council candidates. "This is the first time there is real opposition t...
- High School Games to Watch
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Girls Lacrosse Hereford at Bryn Mawr, Monday, March 23 at 3:45 p.m. Three-time defending Class 2A-1A state champion Bulls open against private school power. Roland Park at Mercy, Tuesday, March 23 at 4 p.m. Reds open the season...
- Girls get a league of their own
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Girls playing hockey who are wary of getting checked halfway into the cheap seats by a boy can rest easy. That's because the Baltimore Youth Hockey club formed its first girls-only teams in the area this season in the 14-and-under and 19-and-under div...
- College Briefs
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Loyola lets Hicks go Loyola College announced that it will not renew the contract of men's basketball Coach Scott Hicks for next season. Hicks, the 19th head coach in Loyola basketball history, led the Greyhound the past four seasons. "Scott H...
- Notices
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Recreation >The Mountain Club of Maryland hosts the following for all ages. Visit www.mcomd.org. *Snickers Gap North 18-mile hike is Saturday, March 20. Call 410-285-0363. *Black Marsh 5-mile hike is Sunday, March 21. Call 410-744-6...
- Games to Watch
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Men's College Lacrosse Syracuse at Johns Hopkins, Saturday, March 20 at 1 p.m. Blue Jays' perch at top of the polls secure with win over Orangemen, who would ascend into Hopkins' slot if victorious. Notre Dame at Loyola, Saturday, Marc...
- Ehrlich may have to put up his dukes again as another budget battle looms
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Opinion
- When the Democratic leadership tried to trim the budgetary powers of Maryland's Republican governor last week, all it got for its trouble was a bloody nose. Gov. Bob Ehrlich pulled all the stops to repel the assault, after initially appearing to succu...
- Parents are weighing in on schools' fiscal crisis
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- The guests began arriving at Sujata Massey's house in Roland Park at 8 p.m. on a Wednesday. Soon, they were standing in her kitchen, or sitting at the dining room table, deep in conversation: an actor, a kindergarten teacher, a professor, a social worker,...
- To learn more:
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- The Jewish Museum of Maryland is offering two programs in conjunction with the exhibition, "Lives Lost, Lives Found." * On April 18, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., the muesum will present a Yom Hashoah program: "Secret Lives: Hidden Children and their Rescue...
- Alina and George had birthdays we musn't leap over
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Congratulations to Johnna Tolliver and Phil Kulinski of Hollen Road on the birth of their daughter, Ava Alina Kulinski, who was born Leap Day at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. She weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces, and was 20 inches long. Good thing Cedarcrof...
- As spring arrives, flowers bloom _ and TV sets, too
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Spring, of course, is just around the corner. You know the easiest way to tell in Hampden that the weather is taking a turn for the better? No, it's not the sudden appearance of more packs of kids walking pit bulls on chains that barely restrain the dogs ...
- New exhibit casts Holocaust in local light
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Ralph Brunn, whose father concocted Old Bay seasoning, didn't think there was much other than sentimental value to the family's old metal spice grinder. "Only the body was left," said Brunn, who recalls his father, Gustav, hauling it from Germany to B...
- Focus on PEOPLE
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- >Julia Bachman of St. James, N.Y., earned the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award. She is the third student-athlete at the College of Notre Dame of Maryland in four years to earn the honor. Bachman was a three-time All-Atlantic Women's Coll...
- Best Bets
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Baltimore School for the Arts, 712 Cathedral St., presents Afeni Shakur, mother of Tupac Shakur, Friday, March 19, 5 p.m. Call 410-347-3043. Junior League of Baltimore will hold its annual Better Dressed Sale Extravaganza Saturday, March 20, 10 a.m.-5...
- BULLETIN Board
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Send Bulletin Board notices to Lauren Taylor, Baltimore Messenger, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204, fax them to 410-337-2490 or e-mail them to ltaylor@patuxent.com. Benefits >Leukemia & Lymphoma Society will hold a Cup Regatta Hal...
- Quarry project details falling into place
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- The Greenspring quarry project near Mt. Washington has piqued the curiosity of Flora Aisenberg of Pikesville. "I want to hear about those houses," she said. "I might want to buy one." Although it will be a few years before the project is compl...
- Shopping center's evolution continues
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Janice Vong stood behind the counter of the new Truffles & Tea store in the Village of Cross Keys shopping center, listening to the dull roar of construction in the courtyard. Her husband, Jonathan, opened the cozy Falls Road shop in January with ...
- Green Party principles
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Ten Key Values of the Green Party, as ratified at a June 2000 party convention: 1. Grassroots democracy 2. Social justice and equal opportunity 3. Ecological wisdom 4. Non-violence 5. Decentralization of wealth and powe...
- Driving a drunk-mobile
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Education
- At first glance, the steel gray Volkswagen drives like a normal car. But somewhere between the second and third lap around a parking lot at the University of Maryland's Baltimore County campus in Catonsville, the car goes into "drunk" mode at the flip...
- Bad Scene
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Education
- It's Saturday night. What's a bored teenager to do? Party and drink. That's what a panel of private school students in north Baltimore told an audience of 250 parents and educators last week at the third annual Teen Scene forum. The Pa...
- Sobering statistics
- Published March 17, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in Education
- Percentage of students reporting substance use by grade level 6th grade 12th grade Cigarettes 4.6% ever used 40.2% ever used 2.3% used in last 12 months 26.8% used in last 12 months Beer, Wine, Wine Coolers 10.2...
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