Monday, February 20, 2012
View of Sarasota Bay from my Florida office window.
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Saturday, February 18, 2012
Just so ya know. I'm away in secret Zombie Outbreak Response Team training.
Just so ya know. I'm away in secret Zombie Outbreak Response Team training.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
The sun sets over the historic Key West harbor.
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Celery-guy at Southernmost Pt in Key West. Life is good
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Sad Times for Eastman Kodak, TheTentacle.com: February 15, 2012, by Kevin E. Dayhoff
There have been many
tragedies of economic malaise in the last five years. Kodak’s recent filing for
Chapter 11 bankruptcy seems especially sad; and it is only fitting that we
pause for a moment to pay our respects.
According to an
article in The Wall Street Journal by Mike Spector, Dana Mattioli and Peg
Brickley on
January 20, “Kodak's board, meeting by telephone, voted to seek bankruptcy
protection at 4:48 p.m. Wednesday after a 75-minute discussion of the company’s
position, a person familiar with the matter said. The company filed the
documents shortly after midnight.”
Then, as if the laws
of nature endeavored to pour salt in the wound – and our collective memories –
the venerable 132-year old icon of American hard work and innovation announced
it was going to stop making cameras… http://www.thetentacle.com/ShowArticle.cfm?mydocid=4921
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Mosquito Crossing
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Friday, February 10, 2012
#McDaniel New Gill Stadium will take its place in college's #Sports #History http://tinyurl.com/7wkok9s #Westminster
Eagle Archive McDaniel's new Gill Stadium will take its
place in college's athletic history By Kevin
Dayhoff, February 9, 2012 http://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/carroll/news/community/ph-ce-eagle-archive-0212-20120208,0,3363909.story
On Feb. 3, McDaniel College held a groundbreaking ceremony
for the new Kenneth R. Gill Stadium.
In an article by The Eagle's Steve Jones, at
ExploreCarroll.com, he noted that at the ceremonies, "shovels dug into a
pile of dirt at McDaniel College" to kick off the project.
Actually, that wasn't just any ol' "pile of dirt,"
but rather soil from a storied history — for both the college and Westminster.
The new $8 million, 1,434-seat Gill Stadium, which will
replace the existing 900-seat Bair Stadium, will provide spectators a great
view of the running track and athletic field.
That track has been known since June 10, 1922, as Hoffa
Field.
Of course, growing up in Westminster in the 1950s, it was
really known as "the football field on the Geiman farm." In the years
before 1922, when the college was outside of Westminster city limits, the
Geiman farm, and the then-Duvall Farm, were located between the campus and what
we now know as Baugher's Restaurant.
The first mention of the Geiman farm in the definitive
history of the college, "Fearless and Bold," written by Dr. James E.
Lightner, is in 1888…http://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/carroll/news/community/ph-ce-eagle-archive-0212-20120208,0,3363909.story
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Also, be sure to not miss this Sunday’s column in the
Baltimore Sun, it is sure to bring a smile to your face: “Eagle
Archive: Evans Store robbery in 1895 reminds us to hang onto our socks,” by
Kevin Dayhoff
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Sunday, February 05, 2012
Plenty of time to visit Westminster Coin Currency Show at Westminster Fire Hall
Fire CC Depts 03 Westminster, Numismatics, Numismatics coins,
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Monday, January 30, 2012
Deputies from the... - Train collision in Westminster - baltimoresun.com
Deputies from the... - Train collision in Westminster - baltimoresun.com
More pictures by Kevin Dayhoff: Train – tractor-trailer collision in Westminster
(Photo by Kevin Dayhoff / January 30, 2012)
Deputies from the Carroll County Sheriff's Office responded on Monday, Jan. 30, when a train ran into a tractor-trailer at the Hahn Road railroad crossing north of the intersection with Route 27 in Westminster… http://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/carroll/news/train-collision3.jpg-20120130,0,3316002.photo
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Basketball history from 1923, Carroll Regional Airport and recollections of the 1963 March on Washington and more in the Carroll Eagle
Labels: History,
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basketball history
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One of the most ambitious, and contentious, issues in
Carroll County over the past decade came to a crash landing on Thursday, Jan.
26, as...
The morning of Aug. 28, 1963, was filled with apprehension
for Alfred Whittaker as he traveled to the nation's capital for the Civil...
There's nothing like going out to a high school basketball
game with the family to give you a break from cabin fever.
High school sports have always played an important role in
Carroll County. Although one may have a lively discussion as to which sport is
the favorite in the county, there can no doubt that basketball — and wrestling
— provide a great respite from Carroll County's cold miserable winter weather.
Many years ago, the old Westminster Armory on Longwell
Avenue was the site of many sporting events in the community, especially
basketball.
On Jan. 26, 1923, the talk of the town was the basketball
game that was to take place that evening against Frederick High School… http://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/carroll/news/community/ph-ce-eagle-archive-0129-20120129,0,16981.story
Police have identified the man who died Thursday morning
after he was involved in a two-car accident near Owings Mills Mall, police
said.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposed 2013 budget aims to close the
assisted living unit at Springfield Hospital Center in Sykesville, where 40...
WESTMINSTER — The Board of County Commissioners this week
opened its process for setting a budget for fiscal year 2013 with a review...
When I became president of Freedom Area Citizen' Council 3
1/2 years ago, State Sen. Allan Kittleman attended my first meeting, along
with...
Nick Collins and Todd Collins share a great deal — last
names, for one, even though they are not related.
Knorr Brake Corporation on Wednesday, Jan. 18, broke ground
on the company's new manufacturing facility in the Westminster Technology
Park...
Authorities are trying to determine what caused a small
plane crash that killed a Maryland man not far from a central Pennsylvania
airport.
[20120130 SCE seo Bball Airport 1963 march and more]
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Sunday, January 29, 2012
American Sentinel, January 29, 1898: The Hotel Question in Silver Run
Silver Run Items—The hotel question is again being discussed among the people of our village. There was a new applicant around for signers, but we cannot say at present whether he will succeed in procuring them or not.
There have been no hotels in this place since last May, and since that time every thing has moved along quietly and all appear to be as happy and hearty as they were before the hotels were closed. But it seems that some of those that do feel happy and hearty since the hotels are closed are still not contented.
It is rumored that some of them that fought hard to have the hotels closed last spring are now giving their consent to have them opened again. This may be a false report, which we hope it is, and if it is not, hereafter we cannot judge our good people by their appearance at first sight.
American Sentinel, January 29, 1898. [18980128 The Hotel Question in Silver Run]
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