This week in the Westminster Eagle
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007 – Posted May 4th, 2007
Recalling Westminster's Disney World: Bobby's Hobby Lobby
In the 1950s and '60s,
We could easily walk or ride our bicycles downtown and there we could safely visit Heagy's Sport Shop, G.C. Murphy's, Stu's Music Shop, Davis Library, Shaffer and Company Variety Store and Mather's -- to... [Read full story]
Granite House calls on rockin' fund-raiser
Since it opened its doors 27 years ago, Granite House in
Usually, Granite's functions are covered by insurance, but state funding for mental illness has seen cuts in recent years, and officials at the center say they see more and...
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'Looking up' to appreciate local history
Members of the City of
This month the c...
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Woods' pitching leads Panthers over Knights
North Carroll tied for first in county standings
Girls Softball
The modern athletic era often values power, speed, and statistics above all other factors.
In contrast, the North Carroll softball team offers proof that you can be successful simply by being resourceful and executing the fundamen...
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Study of waste-to-energy sites is a signal of decisions to come
Editorial
It was just a little road trip, but Monday's journey by the Board of County Commissioners and staff to
The commissioners toured a waste-to-energy facility -- i.e. incinerator -- to see first-hand the technology, the issues and the practica...
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Slogan sadly changing from 'Buy America' to 'Bye, America'
In 1813, after the battle of
About one-and-a-half centuries later, cartoonist and satirist Walt Kelly parodied the boastful message with respect to the environment: "We have met the enemy and ...
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Community Calendar
ARTS
The Maryland Ensemble Theatre will present the Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill 1928 musical, "The Three Penny Opera" at the Carroll Arts Center, 91 W. Main St., Westminster, on Friday, May 4, 8 p.m., and Saturday, May 5, at 2 and 8 p.m. Tickets are $17 adults; $14 for arts council members, s...
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Local News Friday, May 04 Wild Blue Yonder
It was a brilliant, clear day last October for the Carroll County Experimental Aircraft Association's Autumn Fly-In.
Unfortunately, not a single plane could fly, as 40 mph winds kept planes grounded and the event had to be canceled.
This Saturday, May 5, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the group will host a ...
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Partnership based on health, and choice
As far as Susan Rill is concerned, serving a menu with healthy choices wasn't a matter of trying to influence her clients at the Dutch Corner Restaurant in
In her seven years running the home-style restaurant on
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News Briefs
Nearly two dozen apply for Board of Ed vacancy
The Board of Education of Carroll County has solicited applications from individuals interested in serving on the board, and that search netted 22 applicants from across the county.
Applicants from Eldersburg, Sykesville and Marriottsville include M...
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From soccer to artwork in Sandymount rec
Sandymount Recreation Council is hosting the following registrations for upcoming sports, fitness and health programs. For information, see the contact information listed.
* A summer co-ed beginner soccer clinic for youngsters in grades one through five (2006-07 school year) will be held June 17-2...
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More Headlines
Education Notes
05/02/07
By Heidi Schroeder
'Looking up' to appreciate local history
Community Calendar Friday, May 04 Community Calendar
ARTS
> The Maryland Ensemble Theatre will present the Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill 1928 musical, "The Three Penny Opera" at the Carroll Arts Center, 91 W. Main St., Westminster, on Friday, May 4, 8 p.m., and Saturday, May 5, at 2 and 8 p.m. Tickets are $17 adults; $14 for arts council members, s...
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Kevin E. Dayhoff Friday, May 04 Who was Kate Wagner, and why did she rule the road?
How many folks pass by
I did not know myself until recently, when I happened to have a conversation with one of my
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Recalling Westminster's Disney World: Bobby's Hobby Lobby
In the 1950s and '60s,
We could easily walk or ride our bicycles downtown and there we could safely visit Heagy's Sport Shop, G.C. Murphy's, Stu's Music Shop, Davis Library, Shaffer and Company Variety Store and Mather's -- to...
[Read full story]
This 'Candy drive' benefits the East Middle School Bulldogs ... and the three Rs
Westminster East Middle School PTA president Candy Arnold is on a mission.
Ever since she took over the reins of the Parent Teacher Association, she has dreamed of having "an Art Deco-style marquee in front of our beautiful school."
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In the storied history of Carroll Hospital Center, Steve Bohn poised to take a 'SPIRIT'-ed place
As
Also too often in today's deliberations, it's the usual naysayers that get all the newspaper attention.
O... [Read full story]
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