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- Investigation stalls health insurance for low-income people
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Spurred by hundreds of complaints, Maryland regulators have uncovered widespread inefficiencies in a state-run health insurance program intended to provide coverage for the poor, program officials said Nov. 30. As a result of the year-long investigati...
- Word gets out via e-mail
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- With the tap of a computer key, Cockeysville precinct commander Martin Lurz was able to spread the word about a rash of residential burglaries in North County last month. He wanted people to be on the lookout for suspicious activity, and he reminded t...
- Light rail - back in action
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- TIMONIUM A number of commuters were happy about the return of light-rail service between North Avenue in Baltimore and Timonium Dec. 4, and others are looking forward to the reopening of the rest of the line to Hunt Valley early next year. "Th...
- Miller looks back on GTTC
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Louis Miller will soon step down from his position as president of the Greater Timonium Community Council after spending four of the past six years heading the organization. Miller, 78, has decided not to run for re-election to focus instead on family...
- Sparks appeals proposal for Towne Centre housing
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- The Greater Sparks-Glencoe Community Council, concerned about more traffic in the York Road corridor, has appealed plans by Atlanta-based Wood Partners to build 200 condominiums on a section of the Hunt Valley Towne Centre. The proposal - five floors ...
- Beaver Dam club may redevelop with condos
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- COCKEYSVILLE AND TIMONIUM Property owners are considering redeveloping two sites in the York Road corridor that could result in hundreds of new condominiums for the Timonium-Cockeysville area. Owners of the Beaver Dam Swimming Club on Beaver D...
- Business in Brief (Tu)
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Five Farms appeals tennis court ruling The Baltimore Country Club of Maryland has appealed a decision by the county Board of Appeals that would limit the number of proposed tennis courts at the club's Timonium site. A petition for judicial rev...
- Home Sweet Home
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- It is two weeks before her first gingerbread house-decorating workshop, and Maria Springer is a construction worker. She is building dozens of houses out of graham crackers. Yes, good old graham crackers. Not gingerbread. "I could make them wit...
- School fundraisers take their toll on parents
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Education
- The first months of the school year have found area parents swamped with pleas to buy everything from pizza kits and holiday gift wrap to magazines, candy and frozen cookie dough. The onslaught to also impose on friends, family and co-workers has some...
- Board relieved Hairston staying
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Education
- Baltimore County school board members say they're relieved to have Superintendent Joe Hairston committed to staying. "The visions and things that Joe has championed are still going to be stressed," board member Donald Arnold said. "Now, we can continu...
- Calvert Hall trucks food to New Orleans
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Education
- Students at local independent schools - Calvert Hall College High School, Gilman School, Park School of Baltimore, St. Paul's Schools, Garrison Forest School, Bryn Mawr School, Sacred Heart Catholic School and Maryvale Preparatory School - launched the se...
- Ruxton 'goes for the green'
- Published December 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Education
- Ruxton Country School in Owings Mills is making a charge at being recognized by the Department of Natural Resources as a Maryland green school. The distinction goes to schools that include environmental education in their curriculums, model environmen...
- Bulletin Board
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in Community
- Submissions for the Bulletin Board can be sent to the Towson Times, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204. Fax your notices to 410-337-2490 or e-mail them to jgibson@patuxent.com. Priority will be given to events or groups in the Towson Times readersh...
- Cockeysville
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in Community
- Four students earn honors from Optimist club The Cockeysville Optimist Club at its youth appreciation dinner meeting honored the following students: Elizabeth Keeney, Cockeysville Middle School; Mariah Higgins, Padonia International School; Alison Koc...
- Growing tradition
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in Community
- For some families, it just wouldn't be Christmas without a visit to the tree farm For the Graff family of Hunt Valley and Parkville, the holiday season wouldn't get off on the right foot without an early December trek to Mt. Carmel Tree Farm in Parkto...
- County asking state for over $100 million to fix aging schools
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in Education
- County Executive Jim Smith is seeking more than $100 million in state funds to update aging county schools. Smith pressed his case for increased state aid for county school renovation projects during a Nov. 29 tour of Arbutus Middle School. State Trea...
- Condo boom for York Road?
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in Business
- Property owners are considering redeveloping two sites in the York Road corridor that could result in hundreds of new condominiums for the Timonium-Cockeysville area. Owners of the Beaver Dam Swimming Club on Beaver Dam Road in Cockeysville are in the...
- Gratitudes owners find store is 'just fun'
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in Business
- Janice Cheney and Pam Somerville haven't been able to wipe the smiles off their faces since they opened the Gratitudes gift shop at 6909 York Road last March. If anything, Gratitudes is about attitudes. High on the walls of this cozy Stoneleig...
- Light-rail riders await return of full service
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in News
- A number of commuters were happy about the return of light-rail service between North Avenue in Baltimore and Timonium Dec. 4, and others are looking forward to the reopening of the rest of the line to Hunt Valley early next year. "This is much better...
- New dorm on campus sounds good to neighbors
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in News
- Community activists who are opposed to the idea of Towson University student housing in neighborhoods have been granted a reprieve this month. University officials announced plans to submit a housing proposal to the University System of Maryland for a...
- News briefs
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in News
- Weiskittel house to be auctioned off this week The Weiskittel house has been put up for auction by James Keelty & Co., which purchased the house and its property from the Weiskittel family to build the Rodgers Choice luxury town house community in...
- Greater Loch Raven
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in News
- Oakleigh pupils keeping busy reading, singing Students at Oakleigh Elementary School kicked off their program, R.E.A.D. (Read, Enjoy and Discover) in October and are off to a great start; by Nov. 17, collectively, they had already read more than 1,300...
- Health officer has learned to practice what he preaches
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in News
- Dr. Pierre Vigilance, the county's new health officer, understands the power of denial. Vigilance, 36, is now an athletic guy. He runs every day and ran a half-marathon last year. He played rugby, men's field hockey, cricket and soccer while attending...
- It's hard to find one person to fill Craine's shoes
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in News
- Susanna Craine, the official voice of Towson University for 12 years, has left the building. In early November Craine left the employ of the university, where she served as its spokeswoman, worked with three successive presidents, wrote statements and...
- Beastly details
- Published December 7, 2005 by Towson Times in News
- Pumpkin Theatre's production of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" will feature sets by Liza Davies, Latanya Moss as Belle and Ken Ewing as the beast. Performances are 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Dec. 10, 11, 17 and 18 and 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9 and 16 in the Hannah Mor...
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