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- Martial art tai chi gains popularity as exercise
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- It has been called "moving meditation" and "kinesthesia of the body." And like other forms of stretching and low-impact aerobics, studies have shown that, if done properly, it can improve balance, breathing, circulation, flexibility and even reduce stress...
- Goodie baskets 'welcome' treat for newcomers
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- The most recent open board meeting of the Mt. Washington Improvement Association was held Jan. 18, too late to report on it for my deadline for this column. Next time, though. Important stuff was on the agenda. Stay tuned. In the meantime, all activis...
- Best Bets
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- > Loyola College, 4501 N. Charles St., will host its 55th annual Bull and Oyster Roast for alumni of all ages, with food, music and entertainment, 7-11 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 29, in DeChiaro College Center on the main campus. Call 410-617-2475. > A...
- Bulletin Board
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Send Bulletin Board notices to Meagan Dilks, Baltimore Messenger, 409 Washington Ave., MD 21204, fax them to 410-337-2490 or e-mail them to mdilks@patuxent.com. ART > Cinemagic Productions is looking for pictures of Baltimore City from 1903...
- One more time: A look back at holiday parties
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Janus, the Roman god of gates and doors and hence, of all beginnings - and the namesake of January - was represented with two opposite faces, symbolizing the faces of a door. So having packed up holiday decorations until next time and made our New Year's ...
- Tips on buying and using homeowners insurance
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- It pays to be a shrewd consumer, especially when you're wrestling with heightened insurance rates, decreased benefits and a need to insure your biggest investment. Insurance industry experts suggest you follow a few procedures when buying and using ho...
- Hampden mourns a man of many talents
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Mark Harp was really Mark Linthicum. He was also The King Of Peru and Corky Neidermayer. Harp was a man of multiple personalities and aliases, a charismatic figure whether wearing a bandana or a chef's hat, sunglasses or a suit and tie, playing guitar...
- Insurance premiums skyrocket
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- David Blumberg was taken by surprise when his normally stable homeowners insurance premiums suddenly began to mushroom. "I did a lot of things to make it less offensive," said Blumberg, president of the Roland Park Civic League and chairman of the Mar...
- Legislator takes his vote very seriously
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Del. Samuel "Sandy" Rosenberg was the state legislature's man of the moment Jan. 12 - and not a moment too soon. Cutting short a trip to Israel, the north Baltimore Democrat booked a midnight flight home, survived engine trouble and a middle-of-the-ni...
- Briefs
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Burglary suspects believed to be driving an old pickup Police are looking for two men driving an old pickup truck who officers say are burglarizing homes along University Parkway in the lower Roland Park and Charles Village area. The men have ...
- Crime Log
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Clipper Park Road 2000 block, between 9 p.m. Jan. 10 and 1:37 p.m. Jan. 11. The Bevelled Edge framing store was burglarized. Falls Road 4000 block, between 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Jan. 12. A girl's bike was stolen from a residence. ...
- Belvedere stores win awards for perseverance
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Nancy Blume, manager of the United Optical store in Belvedere Square for the last 12 years, remembers a day when the shopping center was new, with a busy market and a healthy base of retailers. "And then they started dropping, one by one," she said. "...
- Young sprinter excelling in more than just track
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- For Elan Hilaire, indoor track is far from a top priority. The Park freshman only works out three days a week so she can spend time maintaining an "A" average, playing the violin in the school's string ensemble and participating in the French club....
- Sports Notices
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Teams > The Baltimore Bays 94 Power club team will play in Washington Area Girls Soccer League's new fall developmental league for girls born Aug. 1, 1993-July 31, 1994. Call 410-308-0359 or e-mail mcerlean@comcast.net. > First Baptist C...
- High School Games to Watch
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Boys Basketball Pallotti at Gilman, Saturday, Jan. 22 at 7 p.m. Rematch of last year's MIAA B Conference championship game. Key at Park, Friday, Jan. 21 at 7:30 p.m. Loss to rising power Mount Carmel only blemish on Bruins' rec...
- Three-sport star moving ahead; Senior also a good teammate on Friends School Jazz Ensemble
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- This week's indoor soccer tussle between Friends and the Institute of Notre Dame may go a long way towards determining which undefeated team grabs a psychological advantage heading into the Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference playoffs. A...
- Notices
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Business
- The Hodson Trust presented more than $1.6 million to Johns Hopkins University at a luncheon Dec. 1. The grant will create a new endowed fund for a university archivist and increase the endowment for the Hodson Directorship of the Digital Knowledge Cent...
- Good cooking is the gossip about Let's Dish!
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Business
- There's a deceptively simple central concept behind Let's Dish!, a new business co-owned by a Roland Park couple. It's like a cooking class, social hour, eclectic grocery deli and fast but healthy food shop, all rolled into one. Above all else...
- Delegate has 'tunnel' vision - that's Harbor, not Holland - while rushing home for a vote
- Published January 20, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Opinion
- In the often messy work of lawmaking, human problems are sometimes obscured. For example, take Sandy Rosenberg and John Astle, two notable figures in the legislature's Jan. 11 vote to override Gov. Robert Ehrlich's veto of the bill on medical malpractice ...
- What's In Store
- Published January 25, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Send information on networking and professional development events to "What's In Store," The Jeffersonian, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204 or to jeffersonian@patuxent.com. Include sponsors, date and time, address, cost and a telephone number.< p...
- Towne Centre to get homes
- Published January 25, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- HUNT VALLEY Erwin L. Greenberg Commercial Corp., which is redeveloping the former Hunt Valley Mall with a Main Street theme, also plans to develop condominiums and apartments on the site. "We're looking to add other sorts of uses," said...
- Business In Brief
- Published January 25, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- RewardsPlus finds $10.8M in funding RewardsPlus, an employee benefits management company in Cockeysville, said received $10.8 million in new funding from several venture capital firms, including new investor QuestMark Partners of Baltimore and continu...
- Local firm makes inaugural connection
- Published January 25, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Evidently, the re-election of George W. Bush is good for the economy. When Drew Lenear got the phone call Dec. 27, there were two voices in his head, he says. "One of them was jumping up and down, saying 'Oh, yeah,' and pumping his fist in the...
- Neighbors accept Holly Neck project
- Published January 25, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- After years of community opposition, a plan to triple the number of residents on rural Holly Neck peninsula in Essex is nearing reality. Land owner Leonard Berger's plans for a 153-acre site near the end of the peninsula calls for 98 townhouses and 12...
- Development defined in Dundalk
- Published January 25, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- DUNDALK Two little-known developers met for eight months with county officials and community leaders before revealing an ambitious redevelopment plan for the former Seagram warehouse site in Dundalk. Bob Ward Jr. and Michael Campbell en...
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