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Living waters: Company sponsoring charity tour of backyard ponds
Grace and Tony Mazzuca of Westminster are getting their 10,000-gallon pond and about 100 koi and goldfish ready for visitors.
Classic car show, barbecue event sponsored by S.P. Baptist Church
For a first-time effort, Severna Park Baptist Church's Cruise 'N' Classic Car Show & Chicken BBQ went well last Saturday.
Amanda Glanville and Christopher Larkin were married on Oct. 20, 2007, in a ceremony at Northwest Baptist Church, Reisterstown.
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Bonnie Smith Inducted into Cambridge Who's Who for Excellence in Healthcare Services
Ms. Smith has 38 years of professional experience, with eight years spent at her current position.
Groups try to promote skin cancer prevention, detection
As the weather gets warm, many people are heading outdoors to soak in the sun, but Bob Nicolay warns that they need to be careful of the sun's dangerous rays.
An attorney representing a Finksburg man says his client wasn't able to understand what he was doing when he allegedly killed his mother.
Judge postpones Yates' trial Posted
A Carroll County Circuit Court judge has postponed the trial of a Finksburg man accused of murdering his mother in October.
I-Drive retail center sells for $5.8M
The Lighthouse Plaza shopping center in the southwest Orlando tourist corridor sold for $5.8 million, Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services announced Wednesday.
Carroll officials adopt $353 million budget
The Carroll County commissioners adopted yesterday a $353 million operating budget for the 2009 fiscal year, about $25 million more than the current year's spending plan.
Story of the Station Hampstead train station on track as a depot of town history Sunlight streams through the broad windows of the Hampstead Train Station as Wayne Thomas leans against the glass display case ...
Dirty water, newfound knowledge
Fourth-grader Corey Brooks dipped the small white strip of test paper into the glass vial of cloudy water taken from the school parking lot.
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The question seemed a good one at the time: Had the quality of gas-station food risen with the price of gas?
If you're a pay-at-the-pump patron like me, you probably don't get inside gas stations often. So you might be surprised to learn that they now offer far more than leathery wieners set on rollers.
At finer gas stations, you'll discover fruit. Yes, fruit. Uncanned and still in its skin. You'll find salads, hoagies, subs, wraps, fried chicken, vegetable snacks and ... hmmm, sushi?
Student Exchange program looking for families
Student Exchange program looking for families Mary Scott 14.MAY.08 Teenagers from Spain expecting to stay in Carroll County for four weeks this summer may have their expectations fall short due to a lack of ...
Finksburg looks to improve beyond gateway credit
“Doing something in the corridor without really looking at what's going on in Finksburg itself is somewhat short-sighted”
Improving the worn-down facades of businesses along the Route 140 corridor in Finksburg marks the first step toward creating the suburb that residents want. via Baltimore Examiner
Students turn down iPod's for hearing lesson
“I didn't know that a lawnmower could hurt your ears that much”
Cathy Alles, an audiologist at the Carroll County Health Department talks to fifth-graders at Sandymount Elementary School about the dangers of noise-induced hearing loss on Thursday afternoon. via The Advocate
Man bashes party-goers with bat, gets 18 months
A Carroll County man has been ordered to serve 18 months behind bars for attacking two people at a party with a metal baseball bat. via WTOP-FM Washington
BERLIN -- Maryland State Police say they are looking for suspects who broke open vending machines at a Berlin gas station to steal money. via The Daily Times
' The juvenile driver of a retired police car still equipped with lights and sirens was arrested last week after driving aggressively and attempting to stop other motorists. via The Dispatch
An executive from Finksburg has pleaded guilty to the theft of more than $38,000 from his employer, a bank that buys and sells loans from small community banks. via The Capital