Author: CM

Written By Mary Spiro When internationally-known jazz pianist Eric Byrd sits down at the piano, it is as if he is sitting down to chat with an old friend. And as blues and gospel-flavored music emerges, Byrd seems touched,...

Written By Sherwood Kohn Things obviously moved at a slower pace 100 years ago. It is not a law of nature, but sometimes when you try to reproduce something that was built in the past, you import something of the old timeline....

Written By Patricia Rouzer Westminster aquatic phenom Lyndsey Smith (see Carroll Magazine, April/May, 2005) has taken another step toward her goal of swimming for the U.S. at the 2008 Olympic Games. In early June she placed...

Written By Lisa Breslin Approximately 4,000 people visited the Carroll County Farm Museum July 9 and 10 to immerse themselves in music, crafts, dance, and traditions from all over the globe. They heard Scottish ballads, songs...

Written By Lisa Breslin The other morning, while my husband was whipping up breakfast in the kitchen, the phone rang. “Lisa, come deal with this,” he said after listening to something on the other end of the line. “I can’t tell...