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- Westy
- Published May 26, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Retiring from television may allow 87-year-old Julius Westheimer to sleep in a bit, but that doesn't mean he'll be sleeping late. "It'll be a new life. Maybe I'll get up at 4 instead of 3," said Westheimer, a Park School graduate who went on to become...
- Copeland steps into lion's den at school
- Published May 26, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- A group of parents spent much of Saturday at the underfunded Roland Park Elementary and Middle School painting halls and replacing bathoom fixtures at their own expense. On Monday, many of them attended a PTA general membership meeting, asking Bonnie ...
- Holiday closings
- Published May 26, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- City offices will be closed and there will be no collection of trash Monday, May 31, in observance of Memorial Day. However, parking meter charges will be in effect, city officials said. The Quarantine Road landfill, the Northwest Transfer Sta...
- Law firm makes an effort to do pro bono work for poor
- Published May 26, 2004 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- The Baltimore-based law firm of Whiteford, Taylor & Preston has followed the lead of large firms in Washington and around the country by freeing up one of its Towson-based partners to spend half of his time working for poor people at no charge. Ja...
- Father and son in Scouts merit a special night
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Community
- Dick Shine of Oakleigh Road was surprised at a May 5 Boy Scouts of America meeting when he was presented with one of the highest adult awards from the organization _ the District Award of Merit. Shine has volunteered with the Boy Scouts of America for...
- 103-year-old says pound of chocolate a week was staple
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Community
- Her husband's parents weren't too keen on him marrying her. After all, she had tuberculosis when she was 15 and had to spend six months in Eudowood Sanitarium before she told the doctors she didn't care what they said, she was going home. His ...
- Home is where the humanity is in habitat project
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Education
- During their freshman year at St. Paul's School for Girls, two friends worked side by side on a Habitat for Humanity House that the school helped sponsor. It was during that initial experience that Kara Colnitis and Leslie Koch set a goal: to sponsor ...
- Annual June Fair at Nativity is fun for whole family
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Community
- The Church of the Nativity, Cedarcroft, will hold its 78th annual June Fair Saturday, June 5, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Everyone is invited to enjoy a family fun day activity with breakfast and lunch pickups, crafts, plants and bargains at the flea market and book...
- Letters
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Opinion
- Thanks to county workers pulling duty as reservists In the 228 years since the original 13 colonies declared independence from Great Britain, nearly 800,000 brave men and women have given what Abraham Lincoln called "the last full measure of devotion,...
- Sports Camps
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Sports
- Basketball >Calvert Hall basketball camp for boys and girls ages 8-15 runs June 28-July 2 and July 19-23, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Call 410-661-7177 or 410-668-4395. >Goucher College, 1021 Dulaney Valley Road, will hold boys basketball camp for age...
- St. Paul's torches Gilman's defense
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Sports
- Minutes after St. Paul's closed out the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference season with its first title in a dozen years, Coach Mitch Whiteley was already laying the groundwork for a repeat in 2005. Just in case the Crusaders (2...
- Calvert Hall lineup turns up the juice
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Sports
- Scott Krieger was bound and determined to make the Calvert Hall varsity as a sophomore. And he was willing to pay the price to get there. This season the junior second baseman from Towson has loftier goals. To that end, a bigger, stron...
- Former MIAA rivals lead respective teams onto lacrosse's biggest stage
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Sports
- Fans of the University of Maryland athletics tend to be a pessimistic lot, mostly because their beloved Terrapins usually find a way to lose. That has changed greatly in the past decade or so under men's basketball coach Gary Williams and football coa...
- Police Briefs
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in News
- Computer, two cameras taken from one building A computer and two cameras were taken during burglaries at three real estate-related businesses last week. According to police reports, the burglars broke into IRC Real Estate Services, Fountainhea...
- County has 5,900-acre 'deficit' of parkland and open space
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in News
- County Recreation and Parks officials are finding themselves under pressure to reduce a parks and open space "deficit" in the county of more than 5,900 acres. A summary of the county's park inventory, compiled in 2000, divides the county into six area...
- Kamenetz proposes less housing density
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in News
- Councilman Kevin Kamenetz is hoping to create better developments in the future by reaching back to the past. The end result, he hopes, will be better quality, larger homes that not only increase the tax base but will make county residents proud. ...
- Note to self: Don't give your boss a chocolate-covered cicada
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in News
- The 17-year cicadas are back, and with their "emergence" this month we're sure to be bugged by strange events and bizarre behavior. If you hear of any, let us know at towsontimes@patuxent.com, and we'll spread the news like an attack of ... well, you get ...
- A park 'I can walk to' among requests to county; For residents, parks are quality-of-life issue
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in News
- Mattar Klein, 10, knows what he wants. And in a soft voice, barely audible even with a microphone, he told county recreation and parks officials. "I want a park, a little park, so I can play," Mattar said at a public meeting held May 19 by the Departm...
- Addition OK depends on how house faces
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in News
- The kitchen extension that Dave and Brigid Wilder plan for their home is giving the Rodgers Forge Community Association indigestion. The proposed addition, a 13-square-foot, one-story extension with a covered 10-foot deck, has been left hanging - inst...
- BULLETIN Board
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Community
- Submissions for the Bulletin Board can be sent to Lauren Taylor, Towson Times, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204, fax your notices to 410-337-2490 or e-mail them to ltaylor@patuxent.com. Priority will be given to events or groups in the Towson Tim...
- Volunteer is happily on the go
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Education
- Lu Ann Blackman's daily schedule has her hustling from her full-time job as a math and science teacher at St. Paul's School for Girls to her work directing a volunteer organization serving teenagers to her job as cheerleading coach at Loch Raven High Scho...
- COLLEGE News
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Education
- >Jennifer L. Phillips of Cockeysville was awarded a scholarship from Towson University to study in Italy for the summer semester. Phillips, a 1997 graduate of Patapsco High School, is the daughter of John Phillips and Lucy Neff. >Lauren ...
- Making the case in graphic terms
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Business
- When lawyers in a recent court case wanted to discredit the testimony of an expert witness, they turned to Litigation Graphics & Technologies in Towson. In court, company workers displayed on the same screen two excerpts from past testimony to pla...
- Newsmakers
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Business
- >Dr. Debra Moriarty of Catonsville was named vice president for student affairs at Towson University. She is currently associate vice president for student affairs at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County. >Dr. Sharon Cheston of Cockeysvil...
- Young students will long recall Hinkle's efforts
- Published May 26, 2004 by Towson Times in Community
- The majority of school volunteers are parents, grandparents or relatives of children attending school. But Cromwell Elementary School has always greatly appreciated volunteers who come from beyond their immediate families. One in particular was Dennis...
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