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- Practice for Lion makes perfect ending
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in Sports
- 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 championship game at DuBurns Arena las...
- Sports Notices
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in Sports
- Send Sports Notices a minimum of nine days before the requested publication date to NC Sports Notices, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204; fax 410-337-2490, or e-mail to khansen@patuxent.com. Include date, time, location; contact information, subse...
- Hall soph has score to settle
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News 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 North County News in Sports
- Boys Basketball MIAA A Conference championships, Archbishop Spalding, Monday, Feb. 20, at 7 p.m. Calvert Hall and Loyola seek berth in A Conference final. Ice Hockey MIAA championships, Piney Orchard, Friday, Feb. 17 at 7 p.m....
- Loyola goes deep to make splash
- Published February 16, 2006 by North County News in Sports
- 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 unrestrained joy after sweating throug...
- Parkville
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter in Community
- Parkville High trio headed to 'It's Academic' Before I go any further I must begin this column by wishing Parkville resident Bernie Bowen a most speedy recovery. > Now, down to local business. Parkville High School will be featured on "It's...
- Anniversary Notice
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter in Community
- Fernando and Mary Tosti of Parkville celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Jan. 29 with a Mass at St. Leo's Church in Little Italy followed by a reception. The celebration will continue when the couple spend a month in Italy this summer. They have thr...
- Bulletin Board
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter in Community
- Submissions for the Bulletin Board can be sent to Jennifer Gibson, Northeast Reporter, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204, faxed to 410-337-2490 or e-mailed to jgibson@patuxent.com. Items must be received at least two weeks in advance of the event....
- Greater Loch Raven
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter 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...
- Officer guilty of sex abuse
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter in News
- A Baltimore County police officer who lives in Parkville has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a 13-year-old student he knew from his work as a school resource officer in Dundalk. James Mark Blankenship Jr., 28, will be sentenced April 18. He was ter...
- TV screens dark for a week - on purpose
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter in News
- Danny West, a home-schooled seventh-grader who lives in Glen Arm, said he doesn't mind giving up television for seven days. Really. "It's not good to watch television 24/7," he said. He plans to spend the time working out at the family...
- Anti-drug bill could restrict allergy meds
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter in News
- A local pharmacist says cold and allergy sufferers could be worse off if a bill to restrict the sale of pseudophedrine is passed by the General Assembly. The over-the-counter decongestant is marketed as Sudafed and under many other brand names and for...
- Crime Log
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter in News
- The following crime report is gathered from local police precincts. It is the policy of the Northeast Reporter to give descriptions, including race, only when there is enough detail to contribute to identification. Acorn Circle, first block, b...
- Juvenile facility relocation a political hot potato
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter 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...
- Wake-up call motivates lightweight in postseason
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter 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 Independent Schools' State Tournament at McDonogh School. After a di...
- High School Games to Watch
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter in Sports
- Boys Basketball MIAA A Conference championships, Archbishop Spalding, Monday, Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. Calvert Hall seeks a rare berth in A Conference final. Ice Hockey MIAA championships, Piney Orchard, Friday, Feb. 17 at 7 p.m. ...
- Smothering defense lifts Parkville
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter in Sports
- Boys High School Basketball On a play worthy of a highlight reel, Catonsville senior Chris Thomas could have put host Parkville away last week. Thomas streaked down the baseline before cramming a reverse slam dunk off an alley-oop pass, as the...
- Sports Notices
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter in Sports
- Send Sports Notices a minimum of nine days before the requested publication date to RE Sports Notices, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204; fax 410-337-2490, or e-mail to khansen@patuxent.com. Include date, time, location, contact information, subse...
- Maryland General Assembly the worst? Not by a long shot
- Published February 16, 2006 by Northeast Reporter 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 Northeast Reporter 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 a strong uproar from many Muslims in the Middle East and the Far East. ...
- Anniversary Notice
- Published February 17, 2006 by Northeast Booster in Community
- Fernando and Mary Tosti of Parkville celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Jan. 29 with a Mass at St. Leo's Church in Little Italy followed by a reception. The celebration will continue when the couple spend a month in Italy this summer. They have thr...
- Bulletin Board
- Published February 17, 2006 by Northeast Booster in Community
- Send submissions for the Bulletin Board to Northeast Booster, 409 Washington Ave., Towson, MD 21204, e-mail to booster@patuxent.com or fax to 410-337-2490. Items must be received no later than noon on Friday for the following week's paper. BIN...
- Perry Hall/Kingsville
- Published February 17, 2006 by Northeast Booster in Community
- 'Birdie' alights on the stage at Perry Hall High It is almost show time for the hard working students of all grades and faculty comprising the Perry Hall Theatre Society at Perry Hall High School. In a few weeks, they will proudly present their live s...
- Mansion back on agenda
- Published February 17, 2006 by Northeast Booster in News
- The third time could be the charm for the Perry Hall Mansion. At the state House of Delegates Feb. 10, the Baltimore County delegation approved $500,000 toward renovation of the oldest landmark left in the fast-growing community of Perry Hall. ...
- TV screens go dark for a week - on purpose
- Published February 17, 2006 by Northeast Booster in News
- Danny West, a home-schooled seventh-grader who lives in Glen Arm, said he doesn't mind giving up television for seven days. Really. "It's not good to watch television 24/7," he said. He plans to spend the time working out at the family...
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