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- News Briefs
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in News
- Roula's Salon and Spa moves to Belair Road A longtime Perry Hall hair salon has moved and added spa services. Roula's Hair Studio has relocated from 4361 Ebenezer Road to 9660 Belair Road near Honeygo Boulevard. After the Oct. 25 move,...
- Police raid turns up poker machines
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in News
- Twenty poker machines have been removed from a Harford Road business, and charges are pending against its owner, police said. Baltimore County police raided the Let's Play arcade at 8328 Harford Road between 9:30 and 10 a.m. Dec. 7, said Cpl. Mike Hil...
- Revenge on 'snitch' after parking fracas
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in News
- Police are investigating whether an argument over a parking spot in Towson resulted in one motorist following another to White Marsh, where the one being followed found a warning message on his car. His vehicle also had been broken into. Baltimore Cou...
- County adds 40 trucks to clear streets of snow
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in News
- Timing is everything, especially when it comes to snow removal. So the Dec. 7 press conference on how the county plans to do just that this winter was perfectly timed, considering the county's first snowfall of Dec. 2, which was salted away with ease....
- Crime Log
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in News
- The following crime report is gathered from local police precincts. It is the policy of the Northeast Booster to give descriptions, including race, only when there is enough detail to contribute to identification.' Pulaski Highway, 7900 block,...
- Crowding easing at Perry Hall High
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in News
- Student crowding may be on the decline at Perry Hall High School. Crowding has been a problem at the school for a decade, but enrollment dipped a bit this year, and fewer trailers are being used. "That is my hope as principal. It looks as if e...
- Sports notices
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in Sports
- Send Sports Notices a minimum of nine days before the requested publication date to BO Sports Notices, 409 Washington Ave., MD 21204; fax 410-337-2490 or e-mail to khansen@patuxent.com. Include; date, time, location; contact info.; subsection, and req...
- High School Games to Watch
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in Sports
- Boys Basketball Overlea at Perry Hall, Thursday, Dec. 15 at 7 p.m. Neighborhood foes look forward to early-season meeting. Perry Hall at Eastern Tech, Monday, Dec. 19 at 5 p.m. Second rivalry game for Gators in four days. ...
- Perry Hall seniors hold key to team's mat resurgence
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in Sports
- High School Wrestling Perry Hall doesn't have any team captains yet. So Gator wrestlers are constantly asking Coach Kirk Mateer when he plans on selecting one or two leaders for the program. That much- anticipated decision could come a...
- Sports Correction
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in Sports
- In the Dec. 7 edition of the Northeast Booster, T.J. Tomaschefsky's name was spelled incorrectly. ...
- Make a book forbidden, entice kids to read it
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in Opinion
- There are times when the surest way to make something more attractive to teenagers is to label it "forbidden." For Carolyn Mackler's book, "The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things," now is such a such a time in Carroll County. Schools superinte...
- Correction
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in Opinion
- The photograph on the cover of the Dec. 7 Northeast Booster misidentified the home neighborhood of the owner of the dog pictured. The neighborhood is Essex. ...
- Ike Burke helped prove leadership and courage don't come in col
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in Opinion
- Editorial All you need to know about firefighters, the saying goes, is that when people are running out of a burning building, they're the ones running in. Courage like that comes in all colors, but there was a time in Baltimore County when Af...
- Letters
- Published December 14, 2005 by Northeast Booster in Opinion
- Raising tax on HMOs only passes the cost to patients If your neighbor ran a red light and you were not in the car at the time, should you be forced to pay his ticket? Let's say that a co-worker is constantly filling up jugs of water at the off...
- Business in Brief (Tu)
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Mano Swartz Furs to Brooklandville Mano Swartz Furs plans to move from the Village of Cross Keys in Baltimore to Greenspring Station in Brooklandville by Feb. 1. The retailer will be moving into space near the Mercantile Bank branch formerly o...
- Ex-county lawyer still getting paycheck
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- More than one month after leaving his post as county attorney, Jay Liner continues to receive a paycheck from the county. Liner is still being paid his salary of $149,608 annually while he and the county negotiate a severance package, according to Don...
- GBMC opens north office
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Greater Baltimore Medical Center is offering a cure for North County people who are sick of driving to Towson for medical care. GBMC will open a satellite practice in Hereford in January 2006. Two primary care physicians will move into a new building ...
- State not buying Morsberger site
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- For the second time in four months, a standing-room-only crowd filed into Catonsville Library last week to discuss proposed development of the Morsberger property. As before, arguments ran high against the plan for 42 houses off Hilton Avenue, with mu...
- Political Briefs
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- AG proposes tougher sex offender regulation Attorney General Joseph Curran announced two proposed bills to toughen state sex offender laws at a press Dec. 7 press conference in Annapolis. One of Curran's proposals would require child sex offen...
- Party Line (R)
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Few people voting in the gubernatorial election vote solely for the lieutenant governor. The election is about who will be governor. The 2006 election will be a referendum of two issues - the outstanding record of Gov. Bob Ehrlich vs. the desir...
- County continues benefits for reservists
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- When Michael Comeau was called up to serve in Afghanistan earlier this year, he didn't worry about how his family would take care of their health-care needs or make ends meet. As a county employee, he said, he knew Baltimore County government would ta...
- County more than doubles snow removal fund
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Timing is everything, especially when it comes to snow removal. So the Dec. 7 press conference on how the county plans to do just that this winter was perfectly timed, considering the county's first snowfall of Dec. 2, which was salted away with ease....
- Political Agenda
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Hosting a political event? Send announcements to 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204 or to jeffersonian@patuxent.com. Include sponsors, date and time, address, cost and a telephone number. Tuesday, Dec. 13 > The Pikesville Chamber of Comm...
- Rhetorically speaking
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Richard Vatz cares about what you think, and why. The 58-year-old professor of rhetoric, who teaches a class called "Persuasion" at Towson University, has spent a career teaching, thinking and talking about public opinion and how it is shaped. ...
- Striking gold by mining customer data
- Published December 14, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Software development company Invoke Systems recently moved from its Federal Hill headquarters to a newer, larger office space in the bwtech@UMBC Research and Technology Park adjacent to the UMBC campus in Catonsville. The company is poised for tremend...
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