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- Bulletin Board
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Send Bulletin Board notices to Baltimore Messenger, 409 Washington Ave., MD 21204, fax them to 410-337-2490 or e-mail them to khansen@patuxent.com. ART > Baltimore Clayworks, 5707 Smith Ave., presents the following. Hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m....
- Focus on People
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- > Denison University in Ohio announces the graduation of two area students. Christine Bradshaw, of Roland Court, graduated with a B.A. in psychology. A graduate of Friends school, she is the daughter of George and Susan Pappas. Warner Siebert, of Homel...
- Hollinger will announce candidacy for Congress
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- State Sen. Paula Hollinger is expected to announce July 13 that she is running for Congress from the 3rd District, which includes parts of Baltimore City and Baltimore Howard and Anne Arundel counties. Hollinger, a nurse, is chairwoman of the state Se...
- News in brief
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- First homes sold at site of old Bonnie View club Atlanta-based Beazer Homes has sold the first 11 of 354 single-family houses planned for its new Parke at Mount Washington development, now under construction on the site of the former Bonnie View golf ...
- Woodberry house far from last straw
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Ben Forstenzer's first house was destroyed in a fire, so he's rebuilding it out of straw. This is not a joke. The environmentally conscious Woodberry resident, 29, has hired Baltimore Landmark Homes to build a green-friendly "eco-house" made o...
- Ambush of teens prompts meeting
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Nearly a month has passed since five teenagers walking from the York Road Plaza Shopping Center to St. Pius X Church were terrorized and robbed in broad daylight by another group of youths and an adult. But community anger hasn't subsided. Res...
- Crime Log
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Abell Avenue 3100 block, between 2:30 p.m. July 6 and 12:15 p.m. June 7. A car was stolen. Art Museum Drive Unit block, between 2 and 2:10 p.m. July 7. A motorist slowed because a man was standing in the street. The man then shattered ...
- DEEP IMPACT
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Three scientists spent the predawn hours of July 4 huddled around computer screens in a tiny room at the Homewood campus of Johns Hopkins University. They were waiting for early morning fireworks from deep space - the first photos of a planned collisi...
- Blue Jay knocks cancer out of park
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- College Baseball When Nick Venezia was diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease - a form of lymphatic cancer - in December of 2003, he admits he worried a great deal. Not so much about dying, mind you. His main concern was baseball. Th...
- Sports notices
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- > The Baltimore City Department of Recreation and Parks and the Du Burns Arena will conduct indoor soccer camp for ages 7-13 9 a.m.-noon Aug. 8-12. Call 410-396-4202. > The Baltimore Department of Recreation and Parks' Metro Obstacle Course Race...
- Bounding up the career ladder
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Business
- Ian Parrish was 16 when he bought his first investment property, 22 when he co-founded a school for investors and 23 when he swung a $4 million real estate transaction. Now, Parrish is 28 and recently was chosen by the U.S. Small Business Administrati...
- How can it be a free press if the reporters are in jail?
- Published July 14, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Opinion
- Lou Panos I once promised a news source that I would go to jail rather than disclose his identity and get him in trouble. But unlike Judith Miller's, my source was not one with important government secrets or politically sensitive information. ...
- Movie Guide
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Arts
- New this week "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (PG). You can count on imaginative production design and clever dialogue when director Tim Burton is at the helm. Some of the humor may be too ominous for very small fry, however, and Johnny Depp's bit...
- Season-ings See plenty of red this summer
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Arts
- You probably don't know anyone who doesn't like tomatoes. You probably wouldn't even want to know anyone who doesn't like tomatoes. All right, there are some people whom tomatoes don't like, so we'll make allowances for the allergic among us. But nobody e...
- In the Military
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Community
- PAir Force Airman Justin Karcher completed basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio. His father is Henry Karcher of Sulphur Spring Road. ...
- Indian classical dance at CCBC-Catonsville
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Community
- Archana Srinivas, a senior at Johns Hopkins University, will be the main dancer for this weekend's production of "Shakti," a salute to the Hindu mother of the universe, at 3:30 p.m. at the Q Theater at CCBC-Catonsville. Vatsala Srinivas, Archana's mot...
- Obituary Notices
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Community
- Evelyn Webster On June 8, Arbutus resident Evelyn B. (Kelbel) Webster passed away. She was 66. Listed as survivors are her husband Joseph Webster; two children, Kathleen Waldron of Red Lion, Pa., and spouse Steven, Steven Webster of Columbia a...
- Bulletin Board
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Community
- Note deadline: Announcements should be sent in writing by noon Mondays - nine days before the requested publication date - to the Times, 757 Frederick Road, Suite 103, Catonsville, MD 21228; fax 410-788-4103; or arbutustimes@patuxent.com. Include spon...
- Efforts to build community talk of the town
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Community
- Words couldn't express what Anne Buening was thinking when she accepted a Bridge Builder Award from the county June 29 during the 10th annual Good Neighbor Week Awards ceremony in Towson. That's not usually a problem for the church leader, whose effor...
- Engagement notices
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Community
- Dixon-Riddle Ashley Dixon, daughter of Robert and Kimberly Dixon of Rehoboth Beach, Del., and Christopher Riddle, son of Thomas and Janice Riddle of Catonsville, have announced their engagement. The bride-elect graduated from Cape Henlopen Hig...
- Arbutus
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Community
- Love of country and community displayed on 4th Patriotism and community pride have always shone brightly when Arbutus celebrates the Fourth of July and this year was no exception. Our Fourth of July parade from East Drive toward Oregon Avenue definite...
- Baltimore Highlands
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Community
- Officers named to lead legion in coming year American Legion Post 195, 2603 Virginia Ave., marked its 58th year of service with the installation of new officers for 2005-06. They are: Fran Leuschner, commander; Woody Waters, first vice command...
- Birth Notices
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in Community
- > John III and Tracey Robinson of Arbutus take pleasure in announcing the birth of their third son, Jake Tucker Robinson, May 27 at 2:24 a.m. in the Greater Baltimore Medical Center. He weighed 8 pounds, 7 ounces. Big brothers Garrett and Luke wait...
- No clear decision for garden near law office
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in News
- Anyone worried how new construction will affect the well-tended shrubbery and flowers that likely give thousands of visitors a year their first impressions of Arbutus can rest easy. Builders soon may be displacing the flowers, shrubs and welcome-to-to...
- Truckers loading up for a move
- Published July 14, 2005 by Arbutus Times in News
- Cowan Systems, a Halethorpe-based trucking company, has purchased 12 acres of a former brewery in Halethorpe from Chicago-based First Industrial for a new 45,000-square-foot headquarters. The new facility should open within 18 months, company official...
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