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1-5 of 3000 articles
- Show's models adopt a special cause
- Published November 18, 2009 by Catonsville Times
- ... to troops overseas and to needy children in the United States. When she offered to knit items for children who needed homes, Wall readily accepted. When Gardner returned to Florida, she told her fellow knitters about their new project. "Whatever can ... ...
- Hudson's Corner: Parking-poor Roland Park Place is in a spot -- and so is Rolden
- Published November 18, 2009 by Baltimore Messenger
- ... . I do not think that demolishing a church on a corner lot or adding an institutional parking lot in the backyard of homes would enhance the small neighborhood of Rolden. Rolden is a two-block village of Victorian houses, many of which predate Roland ... ...
- Too, too 'Divine'
- Published November 18, 2009 by Baltimore Messenger
- ... furniture and related furnishings were mostly made in the 18th and 19th centuries for use in village temples and private homes. These objects possess immediate visual appeal, but it definitely helps to read the accompanying text panels to learn how they ... ...
- Home tours to benefit Symphony Associates
- Published November 18, 2009 by North County News
- ... but touring the "Symphony Homes for the Holidays." Four ... wear flat shoes and the homes are not handicapped-accessible. The ... series for adults. The Symphony Homes for the Holidays tour is ... homeowners who would like their homes to be considered for this ... ...
- Guilford Column: Truesdell house is for sale, and it's truly a work of art
- Published November 11, 2009 by Baltimore Messenger
- ... this is a fundraiser for our glorious Sherwood Gardens. This year's invitations were hand-addressed to all of Guilford's homes at a party committee luncheon held in Sharon Smith's house. Among those enjoying the occasion were Merry Highby, Peggy Greenman, ... ...
sports
1-5 of 26 articles
- Letter to the sports editor
- Published December 22, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger, Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times, North County News, Northeast Booster, Northeast Reporter, Owings Mills Times, Towson Times
- ... still mostly delirious fans spilled out into the chilly night onto Charles Street to find their cars and, finally, to head back to their homes. I felt then as I still feel today, that the thrilling victory by the Colts over the Giants by a score of 23-17, ... ...
- Repeat winner sparkles at Firecracker 1OK race
- Published July 11, 2008 by Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times
- ... last year's benchmark by five seconds on the course that began at the Arbutus Middle School and meandered through the sprinkler-lined homes along the streets of Arbutus. Spider Sillery was second (33:48) and Chris Chattin took third (35:53) in the open ... ...
- Happy campers find right fit at Hereford<p>
- Published July 26, 2007 by North County News
- ... not like you get on your bike and go to a playground on the corner," Kalisz said, noting the large distances between homes in the area. The basketball camp also must compete for players, given that local football, soccer, baseball and lacrosse camps are ... ...
- Field goals are homes for others
- Published April 7, 2006 by North County News
- Similar to a certain professional baseball franchise in town, the Chesapeake Habitat for Humanity is always in a rebuilding year. At least that's the reason for the nonprofit organization's existence, given that its volunteers help to rebuild abandoned ... ...
- Field goals are homes for others
- Published April 6, 2006 by Northeast Booster
- Similar to a certain professional baseball franchise in town, the Chesapeake Habitat for Humanity is always in a rebuilding year. At least that's the reason for the nonprofit organization's existence, given that its volunteers help to rebuild abandoned ... ...
events
1-5 of 18 articles
- Find the luck of the Irish at the fairgrounds
- Published November 11, 2009 by Baltimore Messenger, Towson Times
- ... seniors and children. Go to www.irishfestival.com. Learn about log homes The Solid Wood Promotions company is hosting a Log Home & ... expo," will let attendees learn about custom-built log homes, which are touted as one of "the fastest growing ... ...
- Hop aboard the B&O Museum's Railfest
- Published October 14, 2009 by Towson Times, Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times
- ... be a silent auction, pet costume contests, crafts vendors and adoptable pets. For registration details, call 410-396-4695. Better homes and crafts The annual Fall Maryland Home, Garden Show & Lifestyles Show and Maryland Holiday Craft Show will run ... ...
- Clipper City to serve up beer, bacon
- Published September 16, 2009 by Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times
- ... . This event, which is one of the largest outdoor recreational vehicle happenings on the East Coast, will feature more than 85 brands of motor homes and travel trailers. Hours are Friday-Saturday 10 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Admission is $8, ... ...
- Calendar
- Published August 19, 2009 by Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times
- ... and financial education program. They will teach classes in: understanding utility bills; learning energy saving tips; making homes or apartments more energy efficient; and creating a budget. Training includes five classes, each approximately one hour. ... ...
- Calendar
- Published August 19, 2009 by Catonsville Times
- ... and financial education program. They will teach classes in: understanding utility bills, learning energy saving tips, making homes or apartments more energy efficient and creating a budget. Training includes five classes, each approximately one hour. ... ...
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