Navigating the Perilous Waters of Facebook
Written By Lisa Breslin When Liberty High School seniors Elise Gamertsfelder and Annie Luebke...
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PEZ Packaging Passion
Laura O’Leary owns about 550 PEZ containers. Written By Lisa Breslin For Westminster resident...
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Autumn: Love It & Leaf It
Raked leaves can be used in a compost bin to capture the nutrients from the decaying leaves....
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Shannon-Baum: Pointing the Ways for 60 Years
Jean Baum and daughter Denise Baum own and operate the Eldersburg sign company. Written By Barbara...
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Preventing and Treating Sports Injuries
Written By David Greisman The thrill of victory. The agony of defeat. And the knees and the...
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Hooked on Elections
For many poll workers, it’s not only a civic responsibility, it’s a social occasion...
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Written By Sherwood Kohn Economists have long been predicting a change in the U.S. economy: from an industry-based to an information-based model. Apparently the change is upon us. Two economists, Hiranya K. Nath, professor of...
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The Night of the Living Duct Tape
The writer’s children, Brittany A. Roth and her brother, Pierce A. Roth, created this Xenomorph...
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Work of Maryland Photographer Bodine Inspires Art Exhibit
Wye Oak by Lyndi McNulty The work of Maryland pictorialist photographer, A. Aubrey Bodine, will be...
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Is Your Yard in the Zagat Guide for Squirrels?
Written By Cathy Drinkwater Better I should have learned my lesson by now: if the deer and bunnies...
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“Rocky Horror Show” Materializes Again
Rocky Horror Picture Show The “Rocky Horror Picture Show” makes its annual appearance on the...
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Have We Lost the Ability to Work With Our Hands?
Written By Scott Braden In the early part of the 20th century, it was not unusual for boys and...
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