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- Library sentence fine; not so in case of abuse
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Opinion
- Editorial Former Calvert Hall College High School chaplain Jerome Toohey Jr. will serve 18 months of a five-year prison sentence for sexually abusing a student at the all-boys Catholic school in Towson 20 years ago. Phillip Akbar Shabazz, conv...
- Maryland General Assembly the worst? Not by a long shot
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Opinion
- I never thought it would come to this. As one who has observed a few dozen sessions of the Maryland General Assembly, I now feel compelled to defend that generally honorable but somewhat frustrating body against an onslaught by such a formidable critic as...
- Sports Notices
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Sports
- Send Sports Notices a minimum of nine days before the requested publication date to TT Sports Notices, 409 Washington Ave., Towson MD 21204; fax 410-337-2490, or e-mail khansen@patuxent.com. Include date, time, location; contact info; subsection and r...
- Wake-up call might be answer for lightweight
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Sports
- High School Wrestling The final determination of Nik Gialamas' sophomore season won't be known until Calvert Hall's most highly regarded wrestler competes this weekend at the Maryland Independent Schools' state tournament at McDonogh School. A...
- High School Games to Watch
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Sports
- Boys Basketball MIAA A Conference championship, Archbishop Spalding, Monday, Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. B Conference, Villa Julie College, Friday, Feb. 17 at 7 p.m. Calvert Hall, Loyola and Towson Catholic seek a berth in A Conference final, while defe...
- Loyola's only first at MIAA finals is one that counts
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Sports
- Boys High School Swimming If last weekend's Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association championship meet was a horse race, it would have been a photo finish. Maybe that's why the relieved Loyola Blakefield Dons were a picture of unrestraine...
- Sports Briefs
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Sports
- Lions capture county JV title at cheerleading competition Dulaney High's junior varsity cheerleaders have something to shout about after taking first place at the county competition at Community College of Dundalk Feb. 4. The squad - Bethany B...
- Clutch goal lifts Lions to the top
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Sports
- Girls High School Indoor Soccer Maryvale Coach Bill Reinhardt does not hesitate picking Emma Sexton to take the Lions' free kicks. The sophomore sharpshooter showed why at the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland B Conference champ...
- Coffin's Corner
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Sports
- Bryn Mawr's 'other' teams making people take notice In what has been a very trying year for him, Bryn Mawr squash coach Joe Lacy Jr. has not allowed his problems to affect the Mawrtians on the court. Lacy, whose father was seriously injured in a car a...
- Friends denied in final seconds
- Published February 16, 2006 by Towson Times in Sports
- Girls High School Indoor Soccer For Friends, the leap was justified. After the Quakers captured consecutive Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland B Conference championships in 2003 and 2004, they made a bold upward move to the A Con...
- Bulletin Board
- Published February 16, 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. CIVIC ASSOCIATIONS ...
- Yogi stretches classes between two states
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in Community
- A Maryland yoga instructor who grew up in Pennsylvania doesn't want to show favoritism to either state, so she offers yoga classes on both sides of the Mason-Dixon line. Diane Klinefelter, 44, gives classes in Timonium, Cockeysville and New Freedom, P...
- Movie Guide
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in Entertainment
- New Movies "Date Movie" (PG). Not reviewed. Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer wrote and direct this spoof of such romantic comedies as "Meet the Parents," "The Wedding Planner" and "My Big, Fat Greek Wedding." Alyson Hannigan and Adam Campbell star. O...
- Pharmacy reaches milestone
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in Business
- About 30 years after it opened, Hereford Pharmacy on Mt. Carmel Road has filled its millionth prescription. Pharmacists Randy Chiat and Marty Paul knew on the morning of Dec. 27 that the millionth would be filled that day. It happened when a doctor ca...
- News Briefs
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in News
- Police warns residents of garage burglaries A rash of burglaries from garages in the Phoenix area has prompted Cockeysville police precinct commander Capt. Martin Lurz to send out e-mails alerting area residents. According to Lurz, four garage...
- Towson lawyer is new circuit judge
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News 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 ...
- Future of local winery in doubt after ruling
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in News
- Legislators filed bills in Annapolis last week to reverse the effects of a ruling from the state comptroller's office that could drive at least one local winery out of business. "If I'm denied the right to deliver my wines to retailers, there's a seri...
- LEGOs more science than just boys' toys
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in News
- While the rest of the world is watching the Olympics on television, four North County teens are preparing to go to another sort of international competition. The TechnoDudes - two Hereford High freshmen, a Hereford Middle eighth-grader and a freshman ...
- Looking for a little help
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in News
- The TechnoDudes, like other teams in the FIRST LEGO League World Festival at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, are looking for sponsors. They need help in raising the $1,000 entry fee and to pay for their own transportation and lodging in Atlanta. "We have...
- Community Planning Agenda
- Published February 16, 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 ...
- Crime log
- Published February 16, 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. Sparks-Glencoe York Road, 16900 block, High's convenience st...
- Freeland farm proves an all-around winner
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in News
- A 104-acre farm in Freeland, purchased two years ago by the owners of a Jarrettsville company that specializes in environmental restoration, is an example of a win-win-win situation. Win #1 - Scott McGill and Jim Morris of Ecotone Inc. immediately put...
- Letters
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in Opinion
- Legislators are working to make voting accessible It saddens my soul to see fear tactics and war rhetoric being used to rationalize the restriction of citizens' rights. Del. Pat McDonough writes ('Troubling' legislation threatens our voting ri...
- Maryland General Assembly the worst? Not by a long shot
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in Opinion
- I never thought it would come to this. As one who has observed a few dozen sessions of the Maryland General Assembly, I now feel compelled to defend that generally honorable but somewhat frustrating body against an onslaught by such a formidable critic as...
- My Turn
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in Opinion
- The publishing of the cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad by a Danish newspaper and many others in Europe has created a strong uproar from many Muslims in the Middle East and the Far East. Many more felt insulted and defamed by the cartoons but ke...
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