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- Letters
- Published December 20, 2006 by Arbutus Times in Opinion
- League's aim to open doors so that more can buy homes I would like to clarify a few points in Megha Rajagopalan's article ("Realtors want state to make home-buying easier," Arbutus Times, Dec. 6) that described the online grassroots initiative, the Le...
- The power of good works during holiday season
- Published December 20, 2006 by Arbutus Times in Opinion
- The most appropriate bumper sticker of the season might well be the one I spotted last weekend in north Baltimore. The car had several other notable stickers, such as one that said, "Honor Teachers." Another one reminded us that the last time ...
- The day Frank nearly burned down the house ...
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Community
- When he was 6, Frank Kaufmann lived in a house in West Towson that had a glassed-in sun parlor. "About two weeks before Christmas, my parents closed the doors to the sun parlor and my brother and sister and I weren't allowed to go into it," he says....
- Interactive DVD offers tips to protect kids
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Community
- Do you and your child know what to do to prevent his or her abduction? "Not me," an interactive DVD created by Ann Mooney, of Sparks, and Tim Reca, of Chase, provides tips for parents and children and aims to encourage discussion of the topic. ...
- Kid bits
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Community
- Cookies help sweeten deployment for military While the final numbers are not in yet, it looks like troops in the Sparks and areas north service area will have sold 27,000 boxes of cookies. Men and women in the military will benefit from some of those ...
- Obituary
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Community
- Robert Curtis Ludwig Longtime Monkton resident Robert "Bob" Curtis Ludwig died Dec. 1. He was 58. The former Westinghouse employee was a local fixture in Monkton, where he lived at Andor Farm with his longtime partner, Michael Wettach, who die...
- Birth Notices
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Community
- Allie Lynn Cordell Leslie and Scott Spiers, of Baldwin, announce the birth of their granddaughter Allie Lynn Cordell, Aug. 2 at St. Joseph Medical Center. She weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and was 20 1/2 inches long. She is the daughter of Josh and Kelli...
- Bulletin Board
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Community
- Send your calendar event notices to Judi Laser, c/o North County News, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204; fax items to 410-337-2490; or e-mail them to jlaser@patuxent.com. Items run periodically on a space-available basis. Arts > Sweet ...
- Holiday Happenings
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Community
- Congregations > Hereford Assembly of God, 1211 Mt. Carmel Road, will begin its Christmas Eve service, 10:30 a.m. Call 410-357-8913. > Jarrettsville United Methodist Church, 1733 Jarrettsville Road, presents Christmas Eve services at 8:30...
- All Around the Schoolyard
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Education
- High School Honors > Katherine Crowe, of Parkton and a 2006 graduate of�Hereford High School, has been named a Merit Winner�in Voice in the 2006 National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts competition. School Calendar Send y...
- Hereford Middle is named Blue Ribbon School
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Education
- Principal Catherine Walrod's motto of "whatever it takes" has finally paid off for her school. Hereford Middle School recently became one of six schools in the state, and the only one in Baltimore County, to be named a 2007 Blue Ribbon School of Excel...
- Schools' Islamic lessons inaccurate, group says
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Education
- Some Muslims in Baltimore County say lessons involving Islam being taught to seventh- and 10th-graders in public schools are inaccurate. Bash Pharoan, president of the Baltimore chapter of the American Arab Anti- Discrimination Committee, said resourc...
- GBMC library turns a new page
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Business
- With more than 10,000 volumes of medical and nursing texts and journals, records dating back to the 1800s and artifacts from the past century, the medical library at Greater Baltimore Medical Center was running out of room. With only 1,400 square feet...
- State aid sought for watershed
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in News
- County and state government should do more to protect the Prettyboy watershed, according to a report released last week by an environmental advocacy group. The report, released Dec. 12 by the Environment Maryland Research and Policy Center, calls on t...
- Technology refines flood-zone maps
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in News
- The flood waters accompanying tropical storm Isabel swept away Bill Alcarese's home, but what the 2003 storm uncovered went far beyond the foundation of the once-cozy, one-story bungalow near the mouth of the Gunpowder River. It was in the aftermath o...
- What keeps you going on a hike of 2,175 miles?
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in News
- Phoenix resident Scott Kimball says it was the elusive moments of "trail magic" that kept him going on the 2,175-mile, Maine-to-Georgia Appalachian Trail. The magic often comes as unexpected gestures of generosity. Like someone leaving a cooler full o...
- Crime log
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in News
- Crime log is compiled from police reports from the Cockeysville Precinct. Our policy is to include descriptions when there is enough information to assist police in making an arrest. Baldwin Manor Road, 14100 block, 10:15 a.m. Dec. 12. Someone...
- Mapping it out
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in News
- Newly revised flood plain maps for all areas of the county are available for inspection at the county Department of Public Works. The new maps, created with global positioning system technology and aerial photographs, more precisely identify properties in...
- News Briefs
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in News
- Police officer injured in single-car accident Police Officer Chris Villard, of the Cockeysville Precinct, was slightly injured in a one-car accident Dec. 17. According to Capt. Marty Lurz, precinct commander, Villard, 26, was responding to a c...
- Appalachian Trail
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in News
- * Was completed in 1937. * Is a unit of the National Park Service. * Is the nation's longest marked footpath, at approximately 2,175 miles. * Is the first national scenic trail, designated in 1968. * Crosses six national parks ...
- Community Planning Agenda
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in News
- The following hearings and meetings concern cases in the Baltimore County land use planning process in the third councilmanic district. They are open to the public. Department of Permits and Development Management Timothy M. Kotroco, director ...
- Correction
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in News
- In the Dec. 13 North County News crime log, an item on a Dec. 7 burglary in the 2500 block of Hunter Mill Road in White Hall incorrectly stated that someone living at the address was suspected of committing the crime. According to police, the investigatio...
- Letter
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Opinion
- Hysterical Society, stay out of private business decision Recently The Sun ran an article about the town houses on St. Paul Street owned by Mercy Medical Center. Mercy plans to raze the houses in order to build a new state-of-the-art medical center th...
- Peace on earth -- however you spell it
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Opinion
- The most appropriate bumper sticker of the season might well be the one I spotted last weekend in north Baltimore. The car had several other notable stickers, such as one that said, "Honor Teachers." Another one reminded us that the last time politics...
- High school games of the week
- Published December 20, 2006 by North County News in Sports
- Boys basketball Eastern Tech at Dulaney, Thursday, Dec. 21 at 6:30 p.m. Lions look to defend home court against an experienced rival that returns all five starters. Bel Air at Calvert Hall, Thursday, Dec. 21 at 7 p.m. Final gam...
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