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- Bulletin Board
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Community
- Submissions for the Bulletin Board can be sent to the Towson Times, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204. Fax your notices to 410-337-2490 or e-mail them to jgibson@patuxent.com. Priority will be given to events or groups in the Towson Times readersh...
- Children's Guild honors Steve Geppi
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Community
- Andrew Ross says comic book magnate Steve Geppi has a lot in common with The Children's Guild. Like the nonprofit, Geppi has made "the impossible possible," said Ross, president of the organization, which provides educational, therapeutic and diagnost...
- Education Notices
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Education
- > Cadet Alexander Livingston Torr was named to the dean's list at The Citadel, Charleston, S.C. He is the son of Randolph Torr of Phoenix. > Caroline O'Shea was named to the dean's list for the fall 2005 semester at Hamilton College, Clinton, N....
- Students give of themselves, and get a whole lot in return
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Education
- Helping others can be uplifting, both for those on the receiving end of aid and those doing the helping. That's the lesson that the faculty members, students and some parents from St. Paul's School for Girls and St. Paul's School have brought home fro...
- Stores sign short-term Commons leases
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Business
- Two new stores recently opened in the nearly empty retail section of Towson Commons in central Towson, filling long-vacant space that had once housed J. P. Henry's restaurant. The Fells Point Surf Co., which sells clothes for skateboarding, snowboardi...
- Broadmead writing master plan
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Business
- Broadmead Continuing Care Retirement Community in Hunt Valley recently began drafting a 10-year master plan for its 84-acre campus that includes additional apartments, a new nursing home, an expanded food service program and a parking garage. "We've b...
- Business Notices
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Business
- > Tetyana Kotenko of Timonium and Ganelle Flemons of Towson recently joined the staff of Towson-based accounting and consulting firm Stoy, Malone & Co. > AAA Mid-Atlantic has moved its Lutherville branch office to 2133 York Road in Timonium....
- Passions merge, shift into high gear
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Business
- Rob Poole's two passions are business and cars, and the 19-year-old Towson University computer science major has combined them in an online business venture called www.kustomhookupz.com. "I'm big on (entrepreneurship)," Poole said. "I've done that sin...
- Cockeysville
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Community
- Sale of flowers blooming for lucky valentines Here we are in mid-February including Valentine's Day, a busy day for lovers of any age. Did you notice the lovely bouquets offered at the various stores. This columnist saw many of our neighbors and frien...
- Greater Loch Raven
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Community
- Loch Raven UM invites us over for sour beef Enjoy a family style sour beef dinner with trimmings at Loch Raven United Methodist Church, 2:30-6 p.m. Feb. 25 at 6622 Loch Raven Blvd. The menu includes sour beef, homemade dumplings, red cabbage, peas, ap...
- Towson
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Community
- Pickersgill's anniversary is reason to party On a recent Sunday afternoon at Pickersgill, residents of the Towson retirement community and friends gathered for a spectacular anniversary party, a favorite social event each year. While history and tradi...
- Towson lawyer tabbed as Circuit Court judge
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- Towson lawyer Patrick Stringer has been appointed by the governor to fill the vacancy on the Baltimore County Circuit Court bench created by the December retirement of Judge Christian Kahl. Stringer, a civil lawyer and a lifelong Towson resident, has ...
- Who said what
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- A sample of what county delegates are saying about a Department of Juvenile Services proposal that combines the county and city into one region. "What has everyone in Baltimore County scared to death is we've been explicit in asking, 'Where are you go...
- Woman shocked she once dated accused murderer
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- The fact she once dated a man who was arrested last week for murder still shocks former University of Maryland-Baltimore County student Karja Hansen. "I keep looking back to every interaction I had with him - was there something I missed?" said Hansen...
- For teens, chess is icebreaker
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- Check. And checkmate. The members of Cockeysville Middle School's chess club love to play chess, even under normal circumstances. But add a trip to South Baltimore in the face of an impending blizzard to share cookies, soft drinks and ...
- News briefs
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- County seeking input for future park development A public meeting is scheduled March 30 to discuss the possible conversion of the site of the former Women's Detention Center in Towson into a park. A neighborhood group is hoping to lease the si...
- Regional plan hits a brick wall
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- A state Department of Juvenile Services plan to combine Baltimore City and Baltimore County into one region is meeting with solid opposition from county elected officials. County Executive Jim Smith sent a letter to Gov. Robert Ehrlich last week oppos...
- Condos should be tasteful, not disruptive
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- Here's what local officials had to say about the condominium proposal: "There are so many parts of Towson that are dead. We would like to see a restaurant or cafe for the bottom floor of the building - something that will liven up that corner. More of...
- Crime log
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- Crime log is compiled from police reports from the Towson and Cockeysville precincts. Our policy is to include descriptions when there is enough information to assist police in making an arrest. Cockeysville Shanney Brook Road, first block, be...
- Del. Kach honored for bipartisanship
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- Del. John Arnick recalls his colleague Wade Kach as a freshman delegate who sometimes mashed a few toes while learning how to be a legislator. In his first year, Kach was assigned to the House Environmental Matters Committee, where he and seven other ...
- 7-story condo may rise on Washington Avenue
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- A seven-story condominium building may be added to the Towson skyline now that the Baltimore County Council has enacted legislation that would allow maximum use of the vacant Washington Avenue lot on which it would be built. The council unanimously vo...
- A long and winding route
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- *Oct. 23: As part of sweeping changes to improve bus service, the Maryland Transit Administration initiates the No. 12 route, to run east and west across Ridgely Road in Timonium between the Lutherville light-rail station and the Stella Maris campus on Du...
- Bus route changes, not once but twice
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in News
- Riders getting on the Maryland Transit Administration's No. 12 bus may be asking themselves, "I wonder where the bus is going today?" Since the No. 12 run began from the Lutherville light-rail station to the Stella Maris campus on Dulaney Valley Road ...
- My Turn
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Opinion
- Anti-Islamic cartoons strain East-West relationships The publishing of the cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad by a Danish newspaper and many others in Europe has created an uproar from many Muslims in the Middle East and the Far East. Man...
- Correction
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Opinion
- Due to a production error, the headline was incorrect for Lou Panos' column in the Feb. 8 Towson Times. The correct headline is "An abrupt recess and silence on energy takeover." ...
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