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- Bulletin Board
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville 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; catonsvilletimes@patuxent.com. Include spo...
- Engagement notices
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in Community
- Phillips-Dodd Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phillips of Catonsville announce the engagement of their daughter, Shannon Dana Phillips, to Steven Bishop Dodd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Dodd of Myrtle Beach, S.C. The couple teaches elementary school in So...
- Soldier up to task; going back to Iraq
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in News
- After a quiet, two-week visit to his Catonsville home, Chris Roussey has returned to Iraq, where mortar attacks have become so routine that he says he doesn't fear them anymore. "You used to hide or something, go behind something," said the 20-year-ol...
- Westy Says
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in News
- Sleepless night leads to some casual thoughts My bedside clock glowed 2:20 a.m., and I couldn't sleep. With deadline nearing, I got up to proofread this column before e-mailing it off to Robin Oegerle, my compliance chief at Ferris, Baker Watts, then ...
- News Briefs 2
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in News
- Curran proposes bills to prevent identity theft State Attorney General J. Joseph Curran announced that he will ask the General Assembly to support two bills aimed at protecting residents from identity theft. One bill would require businesses t...
- News Briefs
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in News
- Police investigating shooting at gas station Baltimore County police are investigating a shooting July 16 in Catonsville that injured a gas station customer. The victim had pulled his vehicle into a Shell station in the 5900 block of Baltimore...
- Project aimed at drainage problem
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in News
- Although the construction work looks as though an interstate is coming down the narrow street of Fairfield Drive a few blocks from Hillcrest Elementary School, it is actually part of the Catonsville Storm Water management project. The 8-foot tall conc...
- Community Planning Agenda
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in News
- The following is a synopsis of local planning cases as they make their way through the Baltimore County planning process. These cases involve projects in the First District. Department of Permits and Development Management Timothy Kotroco, dir...
- Crime Log
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in News
- Crime Log is compiled from police reports. It is the policy of the Catonsville Times to include a description of suspects only if it is complete enough to aid in identification. Catonsville Frederick Road, 900 block, Shell gas station, 9:25 p....
- Fans of Harry Potter spellbound waiting for latest book's relea
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in News
- For 7-year-old Tharen Rice of Ellicott City, July 15 was a first. It was, he said at 8:39 p.m., "My first time to stay up till midnight." That's the dedication of a true Harry Potter fan. Area muggles (Harry Potter-ese for humans) left...
- Swimming
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in Sports
- Five Oaks nips St. Andrews in thriller, 243-242. 6 & under girls: Amy Egan, 1st free. Mary Rose Zoeckler, 2nd free. 6 & under boys: Malik Mohanlal-Vargas, 1st free, 2nd back. Pramuk Mohanlal-Vargas, 1st back, 3rd free. 8 & ...
- Travel Baseball
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in Sports
- The Catonsville Cubs U15 travel baseball team, led by manager Steve Marsh and coach Mark McMannis, took second place in the Mid Maryland Travel Association tournament on July 9-10 in Sykesville. After getting off to a rough start this season, the team...
- Boxer savors life in and out of the ring
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in Sports
- Boxing Mike Ricasa is sharing a bite to eat with his daughters Marissa, 7, Miranda, 4, his nephew and niece at the Arundel Mills mall food court on a Friday night and he is explaining how he got the nickname, "Little Rock." "It was probably a ...
- Omission
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in Sports
- The name of Ray Chism was omitted from the results from the Arbutus Firecracker 10K race. Chism completed the 6.2 mile course in 57:02 and placed 101st overall. ...
- Sports Notices
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in Sports
- > The Catonsville Cubs 12U baseball travel Team will be holding tryouts for the fall 2006 season. Tryouts will be July 27 at 6 p.m., July 30 at 4 p.m. and August 6 at 11 a.m. at Hillcrest Elementary. The Cubs play in the MMTA League. For information, c...
- Action needed to get student handbook read
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in Opinion
- Editorial * Did you know that a student who misses 10 percent of classes in a course automatically fails for that grading period? * Did you know that a student who is caught in possession of a paintball gun is expelled? * Or, that stud...
- Bringing up a tasteless aspect of players' actions on diamond
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in Opinion
- Is it too late to talk about respect, the kind that Rodney Dangerfield said he never got? Like a summer cold, there's a lot of disrespect going around these days. For example, there's the lack of respect by the baseball establishment for its fans who ...
- Letters
- Published July 21, 2005 by Catonsville Times in Opinion
- Parade goers shouldn't take a back seat to empty chairs I would just like to say a few things about our community's Independence Day celebrations. After a long, hot, walk to the parade, my children and I arrived at our destination, only to hav...
- Podiatrist-inventor doesn't toe the line
- Published July 21, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- For Dr. Jerome Slavitt, a Father's Day trip to a home improvement store to buy a bench grinder was an act of medical research. Really. The chief of podiatry at Northwest Hospital Center in Randalls-town needed the power tool to shape models of his nex...
- Sculpture provides an early taste of Artscape
- Published July 21, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Success never tasted so sweet for artists David Page and Stewart Watson, who created a 6-foot-high sculpture out of candy for the 24th annual Artscape, Baltimore's celebration of the arts July 22-24. Made of nearly 600 pounds of hard candy (sugar, cor...
- Mass transit the way to go to Artscape
- Published July 21, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- The Baltimore City Department of Transportation is encouraging people who go to Artscape 2005 to use light rail and other public transit. The Mount Royal light-rail stop is located in the heart of the festival area, and the Maryland Transit Administra...
- Mt. Washington
- Published July 21, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- As promised, a listing of MWIA board members The following are the names of the intrepid, energetic, community-minded men and women who have all agreed to serve on the board of the Mt. Washington Improvement Association for the coming year. First, the...
- Obituary
- Published July 21, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Charles A. Mullan Charles A. Mullan died July 3 in Lady Lake, Fla. Mr. Mullan had been a prominent Baltimore contractor and developer. He was 89. Mr. Mullan and his late brother, Thomas F. Mullan Jr., developed and built 2 Charles Center in th...
- Focus on People
- Published July 21, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- > Washington University in St. Louis has named Jospeh Mold-Zern of Stoneleigh to the dean's list. The son of Ruthann Zern and David Mold, he is a graduate of Boys Latin School. > Trinity College, Conn., announces the graduation of Watson McLeish...
- Guilford
- Published July 21, 2005 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- Party good way to spend July 4, don't you think? Guilford in July is a visual feast, as homes are surrounded by beautifully tended beds of multi-hued blossoms amid manicured emerald lawns. Summer gardens are abloom with lush roses, purple and lavender...
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