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Girls lacrosse: Yale-bound star hits right note on, off field

Tarver's quest for excellence relentless

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Good-bye swim suit, hello Guinness

Naturist club invites all to help set skinny dip record

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Stoop to tell stories from the twilight of innocence

North Baltimoreans to participate at Center Stage

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City erects safety fence around crumbling water tower

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Smith says he won't run for comptroller

Posted 7/06/09 by Arbutus Times, Baltimore Messenger, Catonsville Times, North County News, Northeast Booster, Northeast Reporter, Owings Mills Times, Towson Times

Oliver trial accelerated to this month

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Man who chased children with weapon charged

Posted 7/02/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Roland Park's focus: Getting speed camera

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Going to a lot of trouble to steal ... plants

Posted 7/08/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Fired up on the Fourth

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Senior living in comeback at Springwell

Posted 7/08/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Man beaten and robbed at light rail station

Posted 7/01/09 by Baltimore Messenger

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Sports notices

Posted 7/08/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Baltimore Messenger Female Athlete of the Year

Posted 7/02/09 by Baltimore Messenger

South rises with help from Gilman standouts

Posted 7/01/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Previous Female Athletes of the Year

Posted 7/01/09 by Baltimore Messenger

entertainment

Movie Guide

Posted 7/08/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Get a sweet sampling of sci-fi at Shore Leave 31convention

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Walters will leave you asking for more Maril

Posted 7/08/09 by Baltimore Messenger

'Whatever Works': Let's all curb our enthusiasm

Posted 7/08/09 by Baltimore Messenger

education

Towson Catholic closing its doors

Posted 7/07/09 by Towson Times, Baltimore Messenger

Graduation 2009 - Boys Latin School

Posted 6/17/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Graduation 2009 - Bryn Mawr School

Posted 6/17/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Graduation 2009 - Friends School of Baltimore

Posted 6/17/09 by Baltimore Messenger

business

Nouveau niche

Posted 7/01/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Loss of coffee shop Re Deux's gain at Wyndhurst Station

Posted 6/22/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Old jail latest challenge for Ruscombe rehabber

Posted 6/17/09 by Baltimore Messenger

In Charles Village, survival of the fittest

Posted 6/14/09 by Baltimore Messenger

community

Honeymoon in Key West after memorable wedding

Posted 7/08/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Anticipating a new wine bar leads to drinking on the job

Posted 7/08/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Fourth fun

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Fundraiser set for 4-year-old cancer victim

Posted 7/01/09 by Baltimore Messenger

obituaries

Nina Sager, 86

Posted 6/25/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Sister Mary Agnes, 100, dies in Towson

Posted 5/29/09 by Baltimore Messenger, Towson Times

Christine Sarbanes, matriarch of political family, dies at 73

Posted 3/23/09 by Baltimore Messenger

Carroll van Ness III

Posted 3/19/09 by Baltimore Messenger

updated blogs

Recent Posts

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Smith announcement: county or campaign news?

Posted: 07/10/09 by Bryan P. Sears

A week into the official start of the 2010 campaign season and already we’ve had our first surprise announcement: that Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith...

In the Zone

Costa Rica Bound

Posted: 07/09/09 by Pat van den Beemt

If you see me looking a bit sad, it’s because my daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter just moved away. John, Adrienne and Odelia...

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Do Not Deliver

Posted: 07/08/09 by Kathy Hudson

I am envious of my Baltimore County friends who, come August, will be able to call a number and put their addresses on a list...

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This Week's Events

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



July 11: Baltimore Regional Toddler Fair, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Montessori School, 10807 Tony Drive, Lutherville. Event will include pony rides, reptile display, balloon sculpture, interactive music programs, gymnastic demonstrations and puppet shows. Parents can learn about goods and services for families with toddlers. www.montessorischool.net or 410-321-8555, ext. 116.

July 12:
Barbecue for prospective members at 4 p.m. at Har Sinai, 2905 Walnut Ave. Costs, $7.50 for adults, $5 for children 5 to 13, free for children younger than 5. For reservations, 410-581-0469 or shulkinat@comcast.net.

July 13-18:
Hours for the annual carnival, sponsored by the St. Clement Parish and the Rosedale Volunteer Fire Company, are from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. each evening at the church lot at 1220 Chesaco Ave., between Pulaski Highway and Philadelphia Road, in Rosedale. Event kicks off July 13 with fireman's parade.

July 14:
Slithering Snakes, offered at Ladew Topiary Gardens, where children can learn about the fascinating and sometimes misunderstood animals of the wild. Ladew is at 3535 Jarrettsville Pike, Monkton. Call for time, 410-557-9570, ext. 226 or spedrick@ladewgardens.com.

July 15:
Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company, 40 East Sudbrook Lane, will hold a car seat installation or car seat check from noon to 4 p.m. For appointment, 410-887-7361.

July 17: Orlando Phillips, steel drum concert, at 4 p.m. at Seven Oaks Senior Center, 9210 Seven Courts, Perry Hall. 410-887-5192.

July 20-24:
Nature Detectives Camp Habitat Adventures, at Ladew Topiary Gardens, 3535, Jarrettsville Pike, Monkton, for ages 6-8, with activities such as daily hikes, experiments, stories, puppet shows and craft projects. Cost, $175 members; $200 non-members, $50 due at registration, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 410-557-9570, ext. 226 or spedrick@ladewgardents.com.

July 21:
Family Night Bingo, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Church of the Annunciation, 5212 McCormick Ave., in Overlea. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.; bingo starts at 7 p.m. Cost, $6. For tickets, 410-686-1845, 410-668-5750 or 410-256-7895.

July 21
: Cold Spring Jazz Quartet concert, at 1 p.m. at Parkville Senior Center, 8601 Harford Road, Parkville. 410-887-5338.

July 25:
Yoga and Wellness Benefit for Serena Lambert Pediatric Oncology Fund, to help 3-year-old girl with cancer, 2-5 p.m. at Evolvewell Healing Arts Studio, 4800 Roland Ave., Suite 301, in Roland Park. Event include yoga and meditation classes for children and adults, chair massage, acupuncture demos, silent auction, refreshments.

July 28: Harbor City Music Company concert, July 28 at 12:30 p.m. at Overlea Senior Center, 4314 Fullerton Ave, Overlea. 410-887-5220.

Aug. 1: Drummer Carmine Appice and guitarist Michael Batio holding a free clinic, 2 to 6 p.m. BeatStreet Music, 83 Mellor Ave., Catonsvile. 410-744-8101 or http://beatstreetmusic.com.

Aug. 8:
Flea market, to benefit the Butler Volunteer Fire Company, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 15019 Falls Road, in Butler. Vendor spaces available for $15, table rental for $5. Vendors should register by Aug. 3, or pay extra $5. 443-392-4483.

Aug. 24: St. Thomas Aquinas Parish-School's 9th annual Golf Tournament at Mt. Pleasant Golf Course. Cost, $90 per player. Proceeds beneift school's emergency tuition assistance fund. Deadline for entry is July 27. 410-377-4864, 410-662-4414 or 410-889-4618.

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