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- Fifth-grader knows concept of altruism
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in Education
- Anyone watching J. Dee Platt, 10, scoop up armfuls of school supplies and dump them into a shopping cart might think he's one greedy little kid. Actually, it's just the opposite. J. Dee is about as generous as they come. This spring, he organi...
- Hereford shop sells crystal, appliances
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in Business
- For the past three years, Wanda Calp of Parkton has sold a great selection of high-quality crystal and porcelain gifts through an Internet site. Some customers who bought brand names like Waterford, Limoges, Lenox, Swarovski and Lladro from her Web si...
- Like a phoenix, Hunt Valley Towne Centre now rising
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in Business
- Rising from the ruins of Hunt Valley Mall, Hunt Valley Towne Centre, with its open-air, "main street" design, is moving steadily toward a Sept. 28 grand opening. The much-anticipated 140,000-square-foot Wegmans Food Market won't open until Oct. 7, but...
- Movers and Shakers
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in Business
- Education > The Baltimore County Board of Education has named JoAnn Cechin Murphy of Parkton to serve a five-year term on the board beginning July 1. She is a former teacher and administrator with 30 years of experience in the Baltimore County Publ...
- Development spurs residents' association
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in News
- An 11-house development proposed for Dance Mill Road in Phoenix has been a catalyst for area residents to form their own community group. "It seems that communities that have an association usually fare better than those that don't," said Dance Mill R...
- News Briefs
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in News
- 300 Hunt Valley workers affected by MCI layoff MCI will close its Small Business Telemarketing center in Hunt Valley by Sept. 30, leaving its more than 300 employees without jobs. The Ashburn, Va.-based company has operated the center on Schil...
- Public can rate police policies, operations
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in News
- The public will have a chance to weigh in on the county police department's performance when the department undergoes a review by an accreditation group next week. More than 400 procedures and policies of the Baltimore County Police Department will be...
- Cavalry seeking a few good horsemen State unit is ceremonial
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in News
- Ron Roberts is looking for a few good cavalry troops. Even those without horses may apply. Roberts, 43 and a teacher, helped create - and now wants to enlarge - the ceremonial cavalry unit of the state's Maryland Defense Force. So far, he has ...
- Community Planning Agenda
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in News
- The following hearings and meetings concern cases in the Baltimore County land use planning process in the third councilmanic district. They are open to the public. Department of Permits and Development Management Timothy M. Kotroco, director ...
- Crime log
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in News
- Crime log is compiled from police reports from the Cockeysville Precinct. Our policy is to include descriptions when there is enough information to assist police in making an arrest. Hampstead Falls Road, 19000 block, between 8 p.m. Aug. 4 and...
- Letters
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in Opinion
- Bush made good choice in Bolton for ambassador I respect and support President Bush's appointment of John Bolton as our ambassdor to the United Nations. Based on the organization's past ineffective record, the U.N. has been a disgraceful failu...
- Make public transit collaborative concern
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in Opinion
- Editorial The Maryland Transit Administration listened to the droves of people who spoke out against the state's plan to overhaul the regional bus system. The MTA had proposed changes to more than 55 routes but ran into opposition at public he...
- Political 'plum' game still on, but it must be pruned
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in Opinion
- Two Republican governors ago, Maryland Democrats played the same game they accuse the opposition party of playing now. In a bid for votes in the upcoming election, they exhorted potential job seekers to be ever mindful of what one party potentate call...
- Monkton native is off to the races
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in Sports
- Professional Horse Racing Horse racing has always been a big part of Helen Pitts' life, but now at 31, her career in training horses looks more promising than ever. Pitts, a former Monkton resident, inherited a 36-horse stable in Louisville, K...
- Sports notices
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in Sports
- > The 2005 Mid-Atlantic Unlimited Youth Football Jamboree will be held at 2 p.m. Aug. 13 at Loch Raven High School. Visit www.muyfootball.org or call 410-529-2080. > The Mid-Atlantic Unlimited Youth Football Association is accepting registration...
- Woodcroft cruises to Freestate Trophy Meet title
- Published August 11, 2005 by North County News in Sports
- Freestate Trophy Meet York Manor edged Woodcoft in a head-to-head battle during the regular season last month. Only five days later, there was a reversal of fortune in the season-ending 10-team Freestate Trophy Meet. Woodcroft cruised ...
- Bulletin Board
- Published August 11, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in Community
- Send notices to: Courtney Shackelford, Owings Mills Times, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, Md., 21204 or fax to 410-337-2490 or e-mail to cshackelford@patuxent.com. Please be sure to include a telephone number. Deadline for notices is noon the Friday before ...
- Owings Mills
- Published August 11, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in Community
- Familiy invited to attend celebration at Cedarmere Cedarmere Elementary will be celebrating Aug. 29 when the school doors open for First Day of School America Campaign, a family involvement program initiated in Bennington, Vt. in 1997. Special...
- Education Briefs
- Published August 11, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in Education
- County school board gets three new members Three new members were appointed to the Baltimore County school board by Gov. Robert Ehrlich in early August. JoAnn Cechin Murphy, a former teacher and administrator for 30 years in the public schools...
- Head of the Class
- Published August 11, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in Education
- > Owings Mills resident Embree Thompson is among 360 fourth- and fifth-grade students to participate in the National Young Scholars Program at James Madison University held July 10-22. The program advanced student interest in natural sciences, musi...
- Newsmakers
- Published August 11, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in Business
- > Ken Snyder, the division director of information technology at Villa Julie College and the chair of the IT department, was awarded the Jerome W. Geckle Professorship of Information Technology for the 2005-2006 academic year, for his contribution to t...
- Time to redevelop or demolish mall?
- Published August 11, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in Business
- Owings Mills Mall was built in a seemingly perfect location. Set in a county- designated growth area, the mall got the convenience of direct access to an interstate, a captive audience in surrounding office towers, the attractions of restaurants and cinem...
- Steinberg ponders Senate run
- Published August 11, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in News
- Melvin "Mickey" Steinberg, a longtime force on the state political scene, is considering running again for public office after a 12-year hiatus. Steinberg, of Pikesville, said last week that he is weighing a campaign for state Senate in the 11th Distr...
- Students can ride to high school
- Published August 11, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in News
- Parents in the Timber Grove neighborhood of Owings Mills were overjoyed to learn that a school system decision to make their children walk to Franklin High School had been overturned. But their victory might be short- lived. "I'm thrilled," Gi...
- Traffic stop yields Pakistani on terror list
- Published August 11, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in News
- A routine traffic stop in Baltimore County brought the war on terrorism to Pikesville in the late hours of Aug. 7. Shortly before 11 p.m., a Baltimore County police officer saw a vehicle exit a gas station on Reisterstown Road with its headlights off....
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