Stevenson News

Jean Michel Cousteau, son of famed undersea explorer Jacques-Yves Cousteau, pays a visit to Baltimore on Tuesday.

Spend a pleasant fall day in Stevenson, MD at North Run Farm . Through out the month of October, North Run will offer visitors an awarding, educational and crisp wholesome autumn experience.

11 at Seasons Hospice at Northwest Hospital Center. The longtime Stevenson resident was 82.

Things are tough all over, and here at Baltimore's Most New Economic Weekly, we've made some less-than-thrilling adjustments, namely spending a lot less dough on all the stunning, award-winning* original photography we used to--and will again, dammit--be known for.

What's with the ukulele? The miniature instrument, once thought of as, well, unserious, seems to have achieved a kind of stature over the past decade or so.

The entrance is Owings Mills Boulevard heading north. As you cross the bridge over Reisterstown Road, there's a fire station on the right, a restaurant park on the left; past the first shopping center, with Stevenson University's Owings Mills campus on a hill behind it; past the second shopping center at Crondall Lane.

What could be better? Weeks away from parents, living nestled in the mountains or on pristine lake shores, among the best friends a girl or boy could ever have; supervision provided by really energetic and enthusiastic teenagers, with endless possibilities for activity, adventure and exploration.

The longtime Pikesville resident was 86. Mr. Schloss, who was born in Baltimore and raised in the 2200 block of E. Baltimore St.

Dr Walter Semkiw, who's just out with his book Origin of the Soul, will discuss past reincarnations of the US Prez, Michelangelo and Michael Jackson in town tomorrow He thinks reincarnating souls have the same facial features, and there's a contemporary avatar of Bapu waiting somewhere in the wings.

A decade ago, when Rabbi Deborah Wechsler first came to Chizuk Amuno Congregation for an informal interview for the associate rabbi position, she says she basically did it on a whim.

A number of resolutions chapter representatives took up during the 2009 National Conference of Special Constituencies here on April 23-25 focused on ways to support the family medicine workforce pipeline and to address family physician workforce issues.