Written By David Greisman When Terry Walters was 19 years old, she was a fit teenager who played lacrosse and considered herself athletic. But her father and grandfather had heart disease. And her mother insisted that she have...
Read MoreWritten By Donna Engle Taneytown residents Richard and Lorraine Moale traded their conventional water heater for a tankless model that heats water only as needed. In Taylorsville, John and Konnie Pavlik hired a professional...
Read MoreWritten By Jennifer Noel People driving down Route 97 sometimes see robots being field tested outside,” said Dr. Barbara Lindauer, Vice President of Business Development for General Dynamics Robotic Systems (GDRS). She offered...
Read MoreWritten By Lisa Breslin Rain poured on and off throughout the day, but nothing dampened the spirits at the First Annual Boles Bash at Westminster City Park on June 20. From 2 p.m. until 8 p.m., 15 bands performed on stages using...
Read MoreWritten By Lisa Breslin After nine years as a college professor, Dr. Roxanna Harlow decided to leave the classroom. It was then, she said, that she finally felt like a teacher. Harlow, 39, grew up in a diverse Chicago...
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