Hiker.
Doug Walters celebrates the end of the hike at Mt. Katahdin in Maine. Written By Susan Fair Doug...
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Shedding Light on the Affordable Care Act
Written By Sherwood Kohn And that is only what its friends have to say about the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, otherwise known as “Obamacare.” The underlying problem is that the law, the Title I of which runs to...
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Some Families Celebrate “Gotcha Day”
The Barnes Family – Matthew and Amy with their adopted children Allie and Lane. Written By...
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Where to Find More Than Just a Cuppa Joe
Birdie’s Cafe owner Sherri Hosfeld Joseph proudly displays one of her caffeinated beverages....
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Baking Away the Bad
Damontez Tunstall of Baltimore wisks up a caramel icing for a cake as Kay Davis, Silver Oak...
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Writing about the “Unknowable”
Sykesville’s award-winning writer, Katherine McCord, talks circumspectly about her past. A...
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Growing Your Garden
Written By Gina Gallucci-White Gardening season is upon us. Time to break out the tools, get your...
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How to Cut Down Your Energy Bill
Carl Larkin of Fireworks Inc. in Westminster, stokes his Quadrafire Wood stove. Written By Barbara...
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“I Can See Everywhere” Does Your Child Need Glasses?
Aidan Palik with his mother, Lisa. Three years ago a Lions Club screening discovered Aidan was...
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Taneytown Mayor James L. McCarron, Jr.
Patriotism is not short, frenzied outbursts of emotion, but the tranquil and steady dedication of...
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Currents – April/May
Arts Center Spruces Up Marking its 10th anniversary, the Carroll Arts Center this year invested...
Read MoreThe Creative Potential
Written By Sherwood Kohn The effects of technology have always been ambiguous. It is a cliche that technology can be used for good or ill. That is because the humans who use technology are notoriously ambivalent. There are...
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