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March 19, 2010

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Little Falls stream project will open waterway

Bypass to be built so people, fish can go with the flow

Posted 3/19/10 by North County News

Boyfriend charged with murder of missing Cockeysville woman

Body found in Virginia of 23-year-old who disappeared around Thanksgiving

Posted 3/17/10 by Towson Times

Teeming teens are topic for discussion in Towson

Officials brainstorming solutions to swarms at Commons

Posted 3/17/10 by Towson Times

Police declare Cockeysville fatality a homicide

Police release name of man found March 10

Posted 3/16/10 by Towson Times

just in

Where the money to fight gangs and guns is going

Posted 3/18/10 by Baltimore Messenger

News Briefs: Police from two states investigating car fires

Posted 3/17/10 by North County News

Martina's Gourmet Cafe still open, but up for sale

Posted 3/17/10 by North County News

Crime Log: House ransacked after deck door kicked in

Posted 3/17/10 by North County News

sports

Baseball: Calvert Hall ace stifles Paul VI

Posted 3/18/10 by Northeast Booster, Northeast Reporter, Towson Times

Men's lacrosse: Rooting in the rain at Ridley

Posted 3/17/10 by Baltimore Messenger

Baseball: Cards come up all aces for charity

Posted 3/17/10 by Towson Times, Northeast Booster, Northeast Reporter

Baseball: 'Oriole Way' comes to Gilman diamond

Posted 3/17/10 by Towson Times, Baltimore Messenger

entertainment

Local artist Lea Jones releases new CD

Posted 3/17/10 by North County News

Sushi-eating contest for charity at Maki Madness

Posted 3/17/10 by Baltimore Messenger

Spotlighters goes beyond formulas in 'Partition'

Posted 3/17/10 by Baltimore Messenger

Movie Guide

Posted 3/17/10 by Arbutus Times

education

Education Briefs

Posted 3/17/10 by North County News

Hereford look back is 'Thoroughly Modern'

Posted 3/17/10 by North County News

Head of the Class

Posted 3/17/10 by North County News

Frustrations rising for school's supporters

Posted 3/17/10 by Arbutus Times

business

Hereford businesses to host health fest

Posted 3/17/10 by North County News

Soup'R Natural thrives with organic fare

Posted 3/17/10 by North County News

'Landscape Coach' offers help after blizzard damage

Posted 3/17/10 by North County News

Lawmakers weigh fees, taxes and bans on grocery bags

Posted 3/17/10 by Baltimore Messenger

opinion

Lack of representation on committee not fair to school

Posted 3/17/10 by Arbutus Times

Assertions prove the stimulus not good deal for the taxpayers

Posted 3/17/10 by Catonsville Times

Archdiocese shows its values in dismissing plan to save Gibbons

Posted 3/17/10 by Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times

Editorial: Economic timing is wrong for a tax on plastic bags

Posted 3/17/10 by Towson Times, Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times, North County News, Northeast Booster, Northeast Reporter, Owings Mills Times, The Jeffersonian

community

Role in parade has Irish eyes smiling

Posted 3/17/10 by Catonsville Times

Release party for My Lady's Manor book slated for April 8

Posted 3/18/10 by North County News

North County community comes to family's aid

Posted 3/18/10 by North County News

Habitat for Humanity needs more 'Bobs'

Posted 3/11/10 by Owings Mills Times

updated blogs

Recent Posts

Hudson's Corner On The Web

Spring Vacation

Posted: 03/19/10 by Kathy Hudson

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Strange Bedfellows

Pensions could be election issue

Posted: 03/18/10 by Bryan P. Sears

The council passed a bill earlier this year that reforms pensions for councilman but it...

In the Zone

S’no more snow

Posted: 03/17/10 by Pat van den Beemt

My recent pastime has melted away. For the past week or so, I’ve been looking for the last remnants of snow as I drove around...

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event guide

This Week's Events

A sampling of seminars, fundraisers and concerts in Baltimore County.


March 19: Swing Dance Club 1950s and 60s Dance, Fri., March 19, 9 p.m.-midnight, with The Rock and Roll Relics, 125 York Road. Lesson and light refreshments $12. Call 410-583-7337.

March 20, 21: Boutique Warehouse Sale, Wise Penny, 5902 York Road, Sat., March 20, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., March 21, noon-5 p.m. Retailers will donate 50 percent or more of profits to benefit Junior League of Baltimore. Call 410-435-5521 or e-mail sterranova@jbalt.org.

March 20: Empty Bowls Souper Supper  to benefit the programs of St. Vincent de Paul, Sat., March 20, 3-7 p.m., College of Notre Dame. Taste soups and take home a handcrafted ceramic bowl and help fight hunger and homelessness. Tickets $15. Go to www.vincentbaltimore.org.

March 20: Bull and Oyster Roast fundraiser for the projects of the Towsontown Rotary Club, Oregon Ridge Park, 13555 Beaver Dam Road, Cockeysville, Sat., March 20, 7-10 p.m. Tickets: $45 each, $400 table for 10. For tickets e-mail Rotary.Ellie@gmail.com.

March 20: Spring Fair and Flea Market, Sat. March 20, 10-2 p.m. Loch Raven Recreational Center, 1801 Glen Keith Blvd. to benefit Village Co-Op for Tots. Spaces available for $10. Call 410-663-8574 or go to www.glrrc.org.

March 21: Bull and Oyster Roast sponsored by the Towson Fourth of July Parade committee, Sun., March 21, 2-6 p.m., Towson American Legion Hall, Post 22, 125 York Road. Music, wheels, door prizes, silent auction. Tickets $40. Call 410 296-1843 or 410 931-1749 or e-mail malbaugh@comcast.net.

March 21: Baltimore County Non-Sports Card Convention, Show & Sale, hosted by USATheatres.com Conventions, March 21, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., at Towson Place Hotel & Suites, Cromwell Bridge Road, Towson. For more information, e-mail NonSportsCard@yahoo.com or visit www.usatheatres.com/conventions.html.

Through March 21: Irish Landscape on View -- exhibition of 25 images of Irish landscape by local photographer Robert Burke. Catonsville Presbyterian Church, 1400 Frederick Road. Call 410-747-6180.

March 28: Second Presbyterian Church -- 4200 St. Paul St., presents Margaret Budd and David Burgess, 3:30 p.m. as part of the series Community Concerts at Second. Free. Budd is a founder of the series. Call 443-759-3309 or go to www.communityconcertsatsecond.org.

March 29: Har Sinai's Rabbi Darryl Crystal will talk about the Har Sinai Congregation’s Torah Restoration Project. The congregation has seven historic Torahs, all in need of repair and one of which has missing letters. March 28 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center Owings Mills, 3506 Gwynnbrook Ave. The program will be held in The Performa, the room off the JCC's main lobby. Free.

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baltimoresun.com

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Ailing Taneytown man died in Upperco car fire, police say
Milica V. Pellington, wife of Colts linebacker Bill Pellington, dies
Judge marries defendant to alleged victim
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9 children, at least 1 adult hurt in school bus crash in Rosedale
Police probe death of man in Cockeysville as homicide

The Examiner

Senate delays Prince George's card games vote
Senate panel votes to cut 500 jobs, mostly vacant
Chesapeake Bay restoration goals released
Preakness undercard race to be named for Lang
Some C&O Canal features still closed after flood
Md. bill: report those who let kids near offenders
14-year-old charged with first-degree murder
Ex-mayor's fur coat to be used to teach ethics
Measures against sex offenders advance in House
US authorities break huge counterfeit goods ring

WBAL Radio

Police ID Man Dead In Mysterious Car Fire
Hopkins Hit And Run Death Trial Postponed
Line-Up Set For Preakness InfieldFEST
Democrats Accuse Ehrlich Of Running Undeclared Campaign
Mayor Seeks Austerity In Job Cuts, Agency Mergers

WBAL TV

Senate Defers Cost Of Teacher Pensions, Cuts Jobs
Stronger Sex Offender Bills Pass In House
9 Indicted After Counterfeit Goods Bust
Preakness To Continue No-Alcohol Policy
USNS Comfort Returns Home From Haiti
USNS Comfort Returns To Baltimore
Morgan's Dream Run Ends In 1st Round
Boy, 14, Charged With First-Degree Murder
Dixon's Fur Coat To Be Used To Teach Ethics
House Approves Tax Credit For Hiring Unemployed

WJZ

Morgan State Fans Disappointed But Proud
2 Pedestrians Struck In East Baltimore
14-Year-Old Charged With First-Degree Murder
Authorities Break Up Huge Counterfeit Goods Ring
Hospital Ship Comfort Returns Home To Baltimore
Morgan State Loses 77-50 To West Virginia
House & Senate Tackle Sex Offender Bills
Ex-Mayor's Fur Coat To Be Used To Teach Ethics
Cardinal Gibbons Takes Its Fight To City Council
Man Driving On Wrong Side Crashes Into Car

WMAR

Counterfeit Ring Busted Through Port of Baltimore
Counterfeit Ring Busted Through Port of Baltimore
2 Cats Killed, Family Displaced in Rising Sun Fire
2 Cats Killed, Family Displaced in Rising Sun Fire
Trial Postponed in Hit-and-Run that Killed Student
Father of Abused Infant Arrested
Father of Abused Infant Arrested
Red Cross Honors Heroes
Nighttime Stroll in the City Turns Deadly
Is Maryland Part of the South