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Perry Hall makes short work of Southwestern: Published March 1, 2009 by Northeast Booster in Sports; Boys high school basketballWinning a first-round playoff game at Perry Hall used to be difficult for coach Erik Evanosky during his first seven years at the school, posting only a pair of postseason vict...

Hopkins falls, Maryland prevails in Face-Off Classic: Published March 1, 2009 by Baltimore Messenger, North County News, Towson Times in Sports; Men's college lacrosseThere was one statistic -- other than the final score -- that made Johns Hopkins University coach Dave Pietramala grimace after a 14-8 loss to Princeton University on Saturday at M&...

Towson boys oust Hereford in overtime: Published March 1, 2009 by North County News, Towson Times in Sports; Boys high school basketballWinning close games has hardly been a strong suit for Towson High this season.Conversely, its first-round Class 3A North Region opponent, Hereford, had been masterf...

Easier breathing ahead for firefighters: Published March 2, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in News; Firefighters at Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company will soon be able to breathe easier after they purchase an exhaust system that will reduce diesel fumes and soot in the fire house. The purchase is made possible by a federal grant of $45,000.�...

Cardin backs health-care bill: Published March 2, 2009 by Towson Times in News; WASHINGTON — The Access for All Americans Act is the best way to rebuild a “terribly broken” health care system, said Sen. Ben Cardin on Feb. 26, because it will provide early and ample medical help.The act, introduced on Thursday,...

Stimulus package will help county's Metro system: Published March 2, 2009 by Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times, North County News, Northeast Booster, Northeast Reporter, Owings Mills Times, Towson Times in News; More than $30 million from the recent federal stimulus package will benefit the Metro system in Baltimore County.A summary of the first phase of transit and highway projects to be funded as a result of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Ac...

Do you know where this picture was taken?: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in News; Each week, the Opinion page features a historical photograph. It’s up to you to identify the place or person. The first reader to answer correctly will be recognized on the Opinion page the following week. For answers, e-mail owingsmillstimes@patuxent.c...

Reader says Dist. 11 legislators are not in touch with times: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in News; Do our legislators realize the economy is in the dumps, citizens are losing their homes, 401Ks have lost almost 50 percent in less than a year and the taxpayers have no more to give? I refer to the story, “Legislator’s bills vary from road rage to hom...

Head of Class: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Education; Henry Andrews, of Owings Mills, received faculty honors at Trinity College in Hartford, Conn.Michelle Donadio, of Reisterstown, a student at Towson University, was awarded the Commissioner’s Academic Award from the Colonial Athletic Associat...

County Council OKs money for repairs to schools: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Education; The County Council unanimously approved $526,000 to pay for unanticipated repairs to Sudbrook Magnet and Cockeysville Middle schools at its March 2 meeting.The money comes from renovation projects that came in under budget at Arbutus Middle Sc...

Forums on staffing for special education planned: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Education; Parents who want to give feedback to the Baltimore County Public Schools’ Special Education Staffing Plan for 2009-2010 can attend one of five community forums Monday, March 9.All meetings will run from 7 to 9 p.m. at the following schools: ...

'Working' to be performed at Sudbrook Magnet Middle: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Education; Students at Sudbrook Magnet Middle School have been working hard.“Working” is the name of the musical performing arts magnet students will perform March 12-14. The production begins at 7:30 p.m. each night. Tickets are $15 in a...

Community planning agenda: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in News; The following is a synopsis of local planning cases that make their way through the Baltimore County planning process. These cases involve projects in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th council districts and are open to the public.Development Review Committ...

Boy Scouts are collecting food for state food pantries: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Community; If you found bags on your doorstep, you should to fill them to help the Boy Scouts of America’s Good Turn for America-Scouting for Food program.Scouts distributed food collection bangs at the end of February, and will be back around to colle...

New visor card aids deaf drivers, police, troopers: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in News; Deaf drivers can use a Deaf Driver Visor card to help streamline communication should they be pulled off the road by a police officer or trooper.The card instructs the deaf driver how to respond to the officer and it makes the officer aware th...

Glyndon scheduled to get new water main, water tower: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in News; With 80-year-old pipes at the outermost edge of Baltimore’s water system, Glyndon has watched its water quality deteriorate from corrosion, exacerbated by water building up in the pipes with no place to go.Several years ago, residents began ...

Cars hot item for thieves: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in News; If you have information about these crimes, Baltimore County police ask that you call them at 410-887-2214.Owings MillsStretham Court, unit block, between 5 a.m. and 7 p.m. March 1. A 1994, white Buick Century with Virginia license...

Teen takes boy's change; man threatened with knife: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in News; A teenager robbed an 11-year-old boy of cash in the 10800 block of Will Painter Drive, in the New Town area, at 5:15 p.m. March 2, police said. The teenager asked the boy for change and then displayed a handgun and grabbed his money, according...

newsmakers: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Business; Rob Dyke, of Reisterstown, has graduated from the Maryland Park Service Ranger School. This ceremony marks the first class of new Maryland Park Ranger graduates since 1996. Gilbert Lowe, of Reisterstown, an engineer II with Baltimore Gas and E...

'Sometimes you feel like a nut,' sometimes like nuts, fruit: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Business; Born in Israel and spending part of her childhood in Argentina, Noha Waibsnaider grew up eating natural, unprocessed food.“I think partly the fact that I moved around a bunch introduced me to different food and ethnic food,” she said. “W...

March 8 is synagogue's electronic recycling day: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Community; A Pikesville synagogue is offering area residents a safe way to dispose of unwanted electronics this weekend.Anything from old computers to TVs and radios can be brought to Temple Oheb Shalom, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, March 8, for Electr...

Noteworthy: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Community; Laurie Precht, library media specialist at Hannah More School, in Reisterstown, was awarded at $315 scholarship to attend the workshop “Adventures in Improvisation, Musicianship and Leadership” by the nonprofit Music for People. The workshop will help...

Brittany L. Bosley and Jacob B. Davidson: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Weddings; Billy and Norma Bosley, of Owings Mills, announce the marriage of their daughter, Brittany Leigh, to Jacob Boone Davidson, son of John and Rose Davidson, of Randallstown.The couple was wed at Life Center Ministries in Harrisburg, Pa., Aug. 23,...

Military Notes: Published March 3, 2009 by Owings Mills Times in Community; Air Force Airman 1st Class Dorian Brown II graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. He is the son of Anita Payne, of Owings Mills, and grandson of Carrie Jones, of Goldsboro, NC. The airman is a 2005 graduate of No...

James L. Rosier: Published March 3, 2009 by North County News in Obituaries; James L. Rosier Sr., 72, who worked at AAI Corp. for 37 years, died Feb. 28 in his Parkton home.Mr. Rosier was born to Noble and Blanche (nee LaMotte) Rosier on Dec. 22, 1936, in Parkton.After 37 years, Mr. Roser retired from AAI...

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