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- Forget Big Apple; find friends, news in Randallstown
- Published January 5, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in Community
- Happy New Year, neighbors. I am delighted and honored to be your new Randallstown columnist. I have a passion for writing about the people, places and events that touch our lives. As a Randallstown resident, I am especially pleased to share news about...
- In The Military
- Published January 5, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in Community
- > Air Force Airman Antonio M. Harrell has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. During the six weeks of training, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and military customs and courtesies; ...
- Bulletin Board
- Published January 5, 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 OwingsMillsTimesnotices@patuxent.com. Please be sure to include a telephone number. Deadline for notices is the Friday bef...
- Flavoring many lives
- Published January 5, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in News
- There are no artificial ingredients in The Yum Yum Sisters cooking, but there are a lot of shortcuts. The Yum Yums are a culinary duo. Ilene Spector of Upperco and Sandra Spanos of Reisterstown are two 60-year-old grandmothers who seemingly have twice...
- Yum Yum Sisters' Spinach Tartlet
- Published January 5, 2005 by Owings Mills Times in News
- 2 frozen spinach souffles, thawed (preferably Stouffer's 12 oz. variety) 1 package of frozen chopped onions, thawed 3 tablespoons of butter 1 2.5 oz. package of pine nuts 2 to 3 cans Hungry Jack biscuits (each can makes 30-38 t...
- $1 million gift to school founded in Roland Park
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Education
- After spending some time at the Odyssey School for dyslexic children, Lindsay Dryden Jr. did not hesitate to make the decision to support its mission. "I saw the progress these kids made with this special attention," he said. "I just admire what they'...
- Big donations help fund building plans
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Education
- Two private girls' schools in Roland Park have received large financial grants and gifts that will help them fund endowments and construction projects. The Bryn Mawr School got a $500,000 foundation grant, part of which will help fund a new, larger mi...
- Start new year off right with a poetry reading
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- It's 2005. Who's up for starting the new year by trying new things? No, I don't mean making resolutions that only serve to make people feel guilty when you break them. I'm suggesting being a bit more adventurous this year. Eating at a restaurant that serv...
- Jan. 18 is next chance to talk about UB field
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- On an evening late last month, during the busy holiday season, a large crowd attended the first of two open board meetings of the Mt.Washington Improvement Association, held in a meeting room on the Johns Hopkins University's Smith Avenue campus. The lone...
- Best Bets
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- > Baltimore Clayworks, 5707 Smith Ave., presents "The Animal Instinct," an exhibition featuring works by 20 artists who employ animal imagery in both sculpture and functional pieces, running Jan. 8-Feb. 12. Opening reception 6-8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 8. ...
- Bulletin Board
- Published January 6, 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. ARTS > Cinemagic Productions is looking for pictures of Baltimore City from 190...
- During holidays, neighborhood is 'Party Central'
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Guilford's holiday lights, especially dazzling this year, are ablaze with stunning displays.�Some residences have uplights accentuating architectural details. Handsome doorways and windows are spotlighted, and railings are accented.�As I write this co...
- No trains, no-show shuttles
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Commuters expecting to catch express shuttle buses from the Falls Road light-rail station to the State Center in Baltimore had an unpleasant surprise Jan. 3. The No. 27 express shuttle buses were canceled for the day due to a shortage of drivers, but ...
- Staying on the ball to shed those holiday pounds
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- For Nancy Cushman, owner of Meadow Mill Athletic Club in Hampden, every January means more people hitting the treadmills, lifting weights, taking yoga classes and eating low-fat foods. And every spring like clockwork, Cushman sees many of those same p...
- New head of school is from Friends fold
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Matthew Micciche, head of school for academics at the Wilmington Friends School in Delaware, has been named head of Friends School in Baltimore. Micciche, 33, starts July 1, succeeding Lila Lohr, 59, who is retiring. Lohr has been head of scho...
- Crime Log
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Canterbury Road 3900 block, at 3:25 a.m. Dec. 28. Thirty DVDs and two electric guitars were stolen from the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity house. Cedarcroft Road 400 block, between 9 p.m. Dec. 26 and 2:38 p.m. Dec. 29. A home was burglarized...
- Mass layoffs wane in Maryland
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- WASHINGTON The number and scope of mass layoffs in Maryland has started to dwindle, a trend that is likely to continue even with the expected loss of 1,100 jobs in 2005 at the General Motors plant in Baltimore. Economists and state officials s...
- Sports Notices
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Notices Recreation > The Baltimore Blizzard women's ice hockey organization is looking for a coach with hockey knowledge and coaching experience for a paid position. Call 410-472-4528. Teams > The Baltimore Bays 94 Power ...
- High School Games to Watch
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- Boys Basketball Gilman at Archbishop Curley, Friday, Jan. 7 at 8 p.m. Coach Tony Jordan's team appears to be class of the league again. Park at Mount Carmel, Tuesday, Jan. 11 at 6 p.m. Bruins off to sizzling 10-0 start. ...
- Honors keep coming for Homeland resident
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- One Saturday morning in late November, Ron Belinko stood on the cold, shady sidelines at M&T Bank Stadium cheering on the Hereford High football team in the Class 2A state title game. Last month, he attended a boys basketball game between Randalls...
- In wake of tsunami, rising tide of scams
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Business
- Beware of unscrupulous people who try to take advantage of those of us willing to help victims of the tsunami disaster. Within days of 9/11, con artists were cropping up all over. In Chicago, a group identifying itself as representing a local VFW was ...
- Professor to make waves with study of tides
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Business
- Towson resident Robert A. "Tony" Dalrymple has spent most of his professional life watching ocean waves. And, though the professor and research scientist at Johns Hopkins University's Whiting School of Engineering has spent more time studying rip tide...
- Letters
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Opinion
- Health-care professionals deserve to get tax credits It is time to pass Del. Sheila Ellis Hixson's bill to offer limited tax credits to health-care professionals who volunteer their time and skills for the low- income and uninsured. ...
- Counting Annapolis votes to erase governor's veto
- Published January 6, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Opinion
- "When you got the votes," says an Annapolis maxim, "call the roll." Of course, the reverse is true, too. If you don't have the votes, you don't call the roll. More emphatically, you don't call a special legislative session, as Gov. Robert Ehrlich did in a...
- On the Job
- Published January 6, 2005 by The Jeffersonian in Business
- Not long ago, a preteen was taken to the Franklin Square Hospital Center Emergency Room after she intentionally ate rat poison. That same week, a 4-year-old boy was brought to the hospital after his older sister tried to smother him. The would-be suic...
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