The Age of Info-Algae

Written By Sherwood Kohn “I’m clipping my toenails.” “I’m at the grocery store.” “I’m eating supper.” These dispatches from the universe of mundanity are the stuff of Twitter, or Tweets, texted by people who obviously believe...

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Childcare, Before and After School

Finding the right stranger to entrust your child to is, a complicated, anxiety producing business. How do you find a childcare center that fits your needs and provides peace of mind? Which centers are open early or late enough...

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Local Time Travelers Reenact June 29, 1863

Written By Lisa Breslin, Photos by: Sherri Hosfeld Joseph Anyone who strolled near Westminster’s Center Street on the last weekend in June had to wonder if they had stepped back in time. Re-enactors representing both the Union...

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Taste of Carroll Raises More Than $105,000

Some 500 people gathered at the Antrim 1844 in Taneytown on May 17 for the 11th Annual Taste of Carroll. The event included a meet and greet with Kendel Ehrlich and former Gov. Robert H. Ehrlich Jr., followed by a food and wine...

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Back(packing) to School

Written By Vicki Anzmann Back to school means back-to-school clothes, possibly back-to-school shoes, and of course, school supplies and textbooks. For most students, the carrier of choice for supplies and books is a backpack....

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