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What are your vacation plans?
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Pastor celebrates 25 years
Ty Wigginton, All-Star! PAGE 13
Martini Lutheran rejoices with him
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More than just an Irish pub
Thornton’s goes beyond shepherd’s pie
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W EDN E SDAY J U LY 7, 2010
City makes U-turn on Canton angle parking
Many Canton residents not pleased by city’s angle parking review
BY MARY HELEN SPRECHER
NEWSROOM@BALTIMOREGUIDE.COM
After moving right up to the (angled) line,
Baltimore City is now taking a step back.
Following its announcement that the city
had preliminarily approved head-out angle
parking on certain streets in Canton, volunteers were set to begin carrying around petitions on blocks that would be affected by
changeovers.
Now, the Department of Transportation
has decided that it was perhaps not the best
idea after all.
According to a memo, the city would
“like to take a step back to make sure angled
parking in Canton is implemented in a strategic manner with an eye toward sustainable
green streets and a reduction in car use.”
Say what?
Basically, it means the city wants to study
other street design alternatives -- alternatives
they say will result in traffic calming and
more pedestrian- and bicycle-friendly
streets.
Of course, the memo doesn’t really explain
what the city is going to do about Canton’s
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already tight parking situation. Many residents who had been told that head-out angle
parking would add about 50% more parking
spaces to each street, were not altogether
pleased to know about the new plan.
A meeting has been scheduled by the
CRIME PREVIEW
Department of Transportation to discuss
the issue, according to Canton
Community Association president
Darryl Jurkiewicz. Jurkiewicz noted
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Pools to stay open late Wed., Thurs.
Robbery
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A man told police that two suspects approached him
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SOUTH BALTIMORE
Robbery
200 block S. Calhoun St., Thursday, July 1, 2:10
p.m.: A suspect walked up to a man and asked him for
a cigarette. The victim gave the suspect a cigarette,
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has ordered all city park pools to stay open till 9
p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, July 7-8, and
all neighborhood walk-to pools to open till
7:30 p.m.
Forecasts call for temperatures in the 100s
Wednesday and Thursday.
Locally, the Cherry Hill Splash Park on
Reedbird Avenue, and the Patterson Park and
Riverside Park pools will stay open Wednesday
and Thursday till 9 p.m.; neighborhood pools at
City Springs, Farring-Baybrook and O’Donnell
Heights will open till 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and
Thursday. All pools will close for a half-hour
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Wednesday, JULY 7, 2010
Giving thanks: South Baltimore pastor celebrates 25 years as a minister
by MARY HELEN SPRECHER
NEWSROOM@baltimoreguide.com
When Pastor Elliott Robertson celebrates
25 years since his ordination as a minister,
he won’t be doing it alone. His entire flock
will celebrate with him. And in true Baltimore fashion, the flock will be dining at a
crab house.
Pastor Robertson, the guiding hand of
Martini Lutheran Church since 1997 and an
ordained minister since 1985, will celebrate
his milestone with a crab feast at Captain
James Landing on Saturday, July 17—and at
Martini, more formally, at a special service
on Sunday, July 18.
The Baltimore-born pastor was ordained
into the ministry after graduating with a
Master of Divinity Degree from Concordia Seminary in Ft Wayne, Indiana. Before
coming to Martini he served as assistant
pastor of Resurrection Lutheran Church in
Cary, N.C., and as pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Chenango Bridge, N.Y..
But Baltimore, he said, always called him
back.
“I grew up near Herring Run, and it really
was a thrill to be able to come back here.
There aren’t many of us that get that blessing.”
He has returned to his rowhouse roots (“I
was born in one, and I grew up in one”) and
to the neighborhoods that he knew from his
youth.
He also finds it a joy to participate in the
lives of his congregation.
“At the church, we have seen a lot of people off to heaven, and we have seen a lot of
people join us. We realize we’ve been part
of a blessing in the lives of many, many people here. Eight years ago, our church started
a preschool. We saw that more people were
staying here to raise their children, rather
than moving away when they had children—
and we thought that this would be a way we
could contribute to the community.”
Robertson has a strong desire to serve the
greater church as well as his congregation. He has been instrumental in coordinating the Baltimore Servant event for several
years, bringing youth from around the Synod to work on various repair projects in city
neighborhoods and churches. Most recently,
the volunteers have been joining with Martini members to work on restoring the St.
Paul’s Cemetery, dedicated in 1854 in Druid
Hill Park (the Lutheran cemetery predates
the founding of the park).
He has also served as a circuit pastor
for Missouri Synod Lutheran Churches in
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Pastor Elliott Robinson will
celebrate 25 years in the ministry
July 17-18 with parishioners and
friends. He has served at Martini
Lutheran Church since 1997.
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Over neighborhood objections, soup kitchen expansion hearing moves forward
by MARY HELEN SPRECHER
NEWSROOM@baltimoreguide.com
A city agency will hear plans for the expansion of the controversial Beans and Bread
homeless center, despite several community
associations’ attempts to postpone it.
The Commission on Historical and Architectural Preservation (CHAP) will hold
its hearing on July 13 as scheduled. The
Douglass Place Neighborhood Association
had asked CHAP to postpone the hearing
until a judge rules on the neighborhoods’ appeal of the city zoning board’s decision on
the expansion.
The St. Vincent DePaul Society, operators
of Beans and Bread, intends to double the
size of the center at Bond and Bank streets
in Fells Point and has suggested that the
expansion will keep people from lining up
around the block for meals, and that it will
not expand its clientele, merely improve services to them.
Douglass Place, through its president
Deirdre Hammer, says that it has heard that
line before.
The St. Vincent DePaul Society has had
troubled relations with neighboring com-
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Baltimore, offering guidance to churches
without pastors, holding workshops, and
coordinating circuit-wide services on holy
days. he has also helped the church perform
outreach, supporting a Spanish-speaking
mission in another neighborhood
“I love being here and I love the neighborhood. South Baltimore -- it’s like a patchwork quilt. I wake up every day, and there
are different people to minister to.”
And, he adds, nothing, but nothing matches the thrill of being able to be a piece of that
quilt, and knowing that he’s home again.
“When I was returning home, coming
back here, I remember driving up Potee
street and looking out over the water — I
nearly wrecked a couple times while I was
driving because it was just so great to be
able to see that water again. The streets, the
houses, everything was the same.”
Help The Ministry: There’s a
cocktail party fund raiser to benefit Sr.
Catherine Cress, SND Ministry on Saturday, July 17, 8 p.m.-11 p.m. at Our Lady
of Good Counsel Church Hall, E. Fort
Avenue and Towson Street, $25/person
(includes cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and
music). Info/tickets: Janet 410-625-0015.
Donations also appreciated; make checks
payable to; Sr. Catherine Cress’ Ministry,
1441 Light Street, Baltimore, MD 21230.
Note: Sponsors are still needed for the golf
tournament; call Kevin 410-547-1001.
munities since it took over management
of Beans and Bread in 1986. Until then, it
had been a neighborhood soup kitchen with
many resident volunteers.
Three expansions later, the charity and
the surrounding neighborhoods are in court
over the fourth expansion.
“St. Vincent DePaul has never dealt directly and honestly with us,” says Hammer.
“The lines don’t go down the street anymore—they go around the block,” she adds.
At issue at the CHAP hearing is the entrance, which SVDP had moved around the
corner to Bank Street; CHAP told the society to move it back to Bond at a previous
meeting. CHAP also instructed the society
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Hammer insists that the plans that SDVP
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the plans that were submitted to the Board of
Municipal and Zoning Appeals in September—the decision that is being appealed in
Circuit Court. (Guide, June 9). Besides, she
says, CHAP voted not to act until the Circuit
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Kathleen Kotarba, chief of CHAP, wrote
back that the agency had consulted with the
city Law Department and was advised to
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“More evidence that this thing is greased,”
says Hammer. She believes that the city
eased the way for the Beans and Bread expansion during former Mayor Sheila Dixon,
as a part of her 10-year plan to end homelessness in the city.
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that many CCA members had accepted the
fact that the implementation of the new angle parking pattern would mean that certain
streets would have to be converted to oneway traffic patterns. Now, he adds, this isn’t
going to be the case.
“(The city has) asked us to do the North/
South streets only that are already one-way:
Lakewood, Kenwood and Potomac,” he
adds. “They want to do a more comprehensive study of Canton and talk to us about this
new concept called ‘Green Streets.’ We will
be all ears and I’m sure more than a little
perturbed at our next meeting with them.”
The meeting will be held on Thursday,
July 15, 6:30 p.m. at the Canton Community
Association office in the Broom Factory.
The meeting is open to the public.
The text of the memo from city planner
Mark R. Brown that went out last week on
the Canton list-serv, stated that the city’s
Department of Transportation “thinks it’s
best to hold off on any angle parking conversion which requires a traffic direction
change. This will accomplish two things; it
will buy us time to better plan more comprehensive street improvements as part
of the upcoming Canton Transportation/
Greening Plan, and it will reduce some of
the pushback surrounding such large-scale
parking/traffic changes.”
According to Brown, “the terms ‘green
streets’ and ‘sustainable streets’ are often used interchangeably. These are streets
which accommodate all users (walkers, bicyclists, transit, cars) equally, and often act
as outdoor living rooms instead of just a
conduit for automobiles.”
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Thornton’s Pub in Locust Point is a simple, unpretentious and comfortable corner
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While many corner bars in gentrifying
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Thornton’s is content to be the neighborhood’s living room, the place to gather for
cold beer, hot food, the most current sports
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neighborhood grapevine.
Thornton’s is an Irish pub, with Guinness
posters and flags scattered about, but Mr.
Boh takes pride of place on the bar mirror
and the food goes far beyond shepherd’s pie
and corned beef and cabbage. In fact we
saw neither on the menu when we visited
last week. On the other hand, shepherd’s pie
and CB&C are hardly summer fare.
But the summer garden soup was—it
was homemade, with plenty of vegetables
and cabbage floating in a steaming light
vegetable broth. The other soup of the day,
French onion soup, featured a very beefy
broth with sliced onion, rye croutons, and
the traditional cheesy top. A cup—actually
a generous portion served in a crock—of
soup will run you $4.95.
Thornton’s also serves a generous and
fresh spinach salad ($9.95) with hardboiled egg, bacon, and a sweet honeymustard vinaigrette on the side. The bluecheese dressing is perfect for this salad but
comes optional—you have to ask for it.
The YUMMY (yes, that’s the name of
the dish) sandwich ($7.95) is, in fact, appropriately named, a grillled, well-seasoned chicken breast with lettuce, lovely
ripe tomato, crisp bacon and provolone
served on a pretzel roll. The sandwich
comes with chips and a pickle, or you can
upgrade to fresh-cut fries or sweet-potato
fries for $2.
We decided to get a basket of sweetpotato fries ($4.95) to pass around the
table. They come with a sweet dipping
sauce laced with nutmeg and cinnamon;
it’s rather like dessert-in-a-basket.
Other dishes on the Friday specials list
were chicken fettucine Alfredo ($9.95),
sausage fettucine marinara ($9.95), and
a sandwich called “Chicken of the Sea,”
grilled chicken breast topped with a crabcake, provolone, and lettuce and served
on the pretzel bun ($13.95). Or you could
choose a soft-shell crab, crab fluff or fried
hard crab for $15.95-$16.95, served with
fries or cole slaw. You could also browse
through the sandwiches, named for local
merchants (including the Under Armour
Chicken Wrap).
Beers flowing from the old fashioned
pillar tap are Guinness, Blue Moon Lager,
Grolsch, Yuengling Lager and Miller Lite.
Bottom line: You can get two people
out of Thornton’s Pub well fed and happy for about $37.50 plus tip. If you want
to splurge, there is a crabcake platter
($23.95), steak platter ($21.95) or steakand-cake platter ($25.95).
WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 2010
THE BALTIMORE GUIDE 7
Neighborhood Watch
Man obliges with cigarette,
is strangled and robbed
window and was confronted by the woman who
lives there. He ran away and nothing was taken.
Larceny
The victim gave the suspect a cigarette, and then
another suspect jumped the victim from behind 1500 block W. Lombard St., Monday,
and began to strangle him. The first suspect went June 28, 7 p.m.: A woman’s purse containing
through the victim’s pockets and the pair escaped her wallet, Maryland drivers license, credit
cards and cash was stolen.
with the man’s wallet, cigarettes and cell phone.
500 block Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., 1700 block S. Hanover St., Monday,
Thursday, July 1, 8:15 p.m.: A man was jumped by June 28, 9 p.m.: Someone stole a GPS from
another man who looked through his pockets. The a parked car.
suspect took a 20-ounce bottle of Pepsi from the 1700 block S. Hanover St., Tuesday,
victim’s cooler and fled.
600 block W. Ostend St., Sunday, July 4, 5:02
p.m.: A man was held up at knifepoint. He ran
away and was chased by the suspect. The victim
found a police officer, who arrested the suspect.
Aggravated assault
2000 block Wilhelm St., Tuesday, June 29, 11
p.m.: A 14-year-old girl was punched and beaten 100 W. Henrietta St. @ Hanover St.
410-752-7817
with a bicycle tire. She was taken to a hospital for
www.martinilutheran.org
treatment.
Plenty of Free Parking
1200 block W. Pratt St., Wednesday, June 30,
8 p.m.: A man choked a woman. He was arrested.
Worship 11:00am (Nursery provided)
200 block Penn St., Saturday, July 3, 3:15 a.m.:
Sunday School 9:45am
A man was arrested for spraying another man
with pepper spray.
1300 block Ramsay St., Saturday, July 3, 6:30
p.m.: A man punched his 16-year-old girlfriend
and ran away with her wallet containing $250
cash. An arrest warrant has been obtained.
Worship God. Grow in faith.
700 block E. Fort Ave., Friday, July 2,
Serve your neighbor.
12:10 a.m.: A bar fight spilled out onto the
street, and a man was thrown to the sidewalk,
The
causing head injuries.
Burglary
1200 block Glyndon Ave., Monday, June 28,
526 S. Conkling Street
5:20 p.m.: A man was arrested while trying to
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1300 block Washington Blvd., Monday, June
Ed Hoffman, publisher
28, noon: Someone broke into a house through the
ehoffman@baltimoreguide.com
rear door and stole an XBox with games and a
410-732-6600
blue Mongoose bike.
Jacqueline Watts, editor
200 block Warren Ave., Monday, June 28,
editor@baltimoreguide.com
1:10 a.m.: Someone broke into a house and stole
410-732-6603
a Dell laptop computer, camera, and house and
Shelley Evans, senior account executive
car keys. The victim was asleep upstairs when the
sevans@baltimoreguide.com
410-732-6617
burglary occurred.
1400 block Marshall St., Monday, June 28,
Casey Cassell, account executive
ccassell@baltimoreguide.com
12:50 a.m.: A man stole two pizzas—one pepper410-732-6618
oni, one ham—plus buffalo wings and Coke from
Debbie Horwath,
a man and fled into a vacant building.
classified ads and office manager
2000 block Ramsay St., Monday, June 28:
dhorwath@baltimoreguide.com
Someone broke into a house under rehab and stole
410-732-6600
the kitchen sink, a refrigerator, and plumbing for
Mary Helen Sprecher, staff writer
the sink.
newsroom@baltimoreguide.com
410-732-6602
700 block Ryan St., Thursday, July 1, 8:05
a.m.: Someone kicked in the back door of a house
Jennifer Franz, art director
jfranz@baltimoreguide.com
after getting no answer from knocking on the front
410-732-6600
door. The resident, who was home at the time, ran
Chad
Smith, webmaster, artist
out the front, and the suspect ran out the back.
csmith@baltimoreguide.com
Nothing was taken.
410-732-6600
Unit block Parkin St., Thursday, July 1, noon:
Contributing photographers
Someone got into a house and stole a notebook
Thomas C. Scilipoti, Bill Lear,
computer. Method and point of entry is unknown.
Maggie Allen, Anna Santana
Contributing writer
300 block S. Woodyear St., Saturday, July 3,
Andy Mindzak, The Birds House
7:30 p.m.: Someone climbed into a house through
the bathroom window and stole a 19-inch TVMember MDDC—the
DVD combo, 150 DVDs and other electronic
Maryland-Delaware-DC Press Association
equipment.
©2010 Ascend Communications Inc.
All rights reserved.
300 block S. Mount St., Sunday, July 4, 1:25
p.m.: A man broke into a house through the kitchen
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June 29, 5 p.m.: Someone stole coins from a
video poker machine.
1500 block Beason St., Tuesday, June 29,
5:45 p.m.: A woman was arrested after stealing a girl’s pink bicycle from a rear yard.
600 block Portland St., Tuesday, June
29, 11:30 p.m.: Someone stole a green Trek
bicycle that had been chained to a rail.
600 block W. West St., Tuesday, June
29, 3 p.m.: Someone stole a DeWalt cordless
drill and downspouts from a van.
Unit block Gittings St., Tuesday, June
29, 6 p.m.: Someone stole a rear Pennsylvania license tag from a parked car.
600 block Warner St., Wednesday, June
30, 10:30 p.m.: Someone pried open the
driver’s door of a van and stole hand tools
and other equipment.
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Flea markets, festivals and fun
The Baltimore Guide is proud of its 83-year history of service to all its readers. However, due to increased demand
and space constraints, the Guide must change its Community Calendar policy. Effective July 14, 2010, the following
changes will go into effect. Notices for non-profit events that are open to the public, and which do not carry an admission or participation charge, will continue to be printed free of charge. However, for non-profit events that do charge
admission or a participation fee, the Guide will charge a nominal $20 fee for publication per week. These paid items
will be highlighted in the calendar and publication is guaranteed. There is a 50-word maximum for all material, and
the Guide reserves the right to edit all Community Calendar submissions.
Tuesday, July 13
MULTI-CULTI-Kids embraced cultural diversity at last year’s Salsapolkalooza.
Best Bets:
On The Avenue: The Merchants Association, of which Claire Corcoran is coordinator,
will host the Highlandtown Sidewalk Sale on
Saturday, July 10. To obtain a table, call Claire
at 410-342-3234 ext. 25. Salsapolkalooza, the
Creative Alliance’s multi-culti celebration, runs
that same day between 12:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.
The opening of the Farmers Market is Saturday,
July 10 as well. The Soccer Festival is being
held on Sunday, July 11.
Pro Soccer, Pro-Park: Tickets are now on
sale for a Friends of Patterson Park fund raiser.
Attend the professional soccer game between
Crystal Palace Baltimore v. Rochester Rhinos
on Wednesday, July 14, 7 p.m., and help raise
money to support an after-school youth soccer league in Patterson Park. $16/person. To
purchase tickets, go to palacebaltimore.com/
fundraising and click on the “Patterson Park
Elem. Soccer League” logo. No login number
is needed.
Chester Street. at 6:30pm
On Saturday, July 10, there is a Nonprofit Finance Workshop at Banner Neighborhoods
Community Corporation, 2900 E. Fayette
Street, 1 p.m.-3 p.m., open to all Southeast Baltimore community associations. RSVP to Beth
410-585-8810
On Wednesday, July 21, McElderry Park has a
community meeting at 611 N. Montford Ave. at
6 p.m.
On Thursday, July 27, C.A.R.E. Community
Meeting at 219 N. Chester St. at 6 p.m.
Friday, July 9
Trips: Proceeds from the following trips
will benefit Sr. Julitta Siedlecka Children’s
School for the Blind in Izabelin, Warsaw, Poland. Info on all trips: Gloria 410-276-1025.
July 9: Dover Downs, Del.
Aug. 1: Atlantic City, N.J.
Zumba Class: The Virginia S. Baker Rec
Center in Patterson Park hosts a zumba class
(aerobic workout with Latin rhythms) on Fridays starting July 9, 6 p.m.-7 p.m.$5/class. Info:
Wednesday, July 7
Films On The Pier: Fells Point has free films Katie@pattersonpark.com, 410-276-3676.
on the Broadway Pier at 8:45 p.m. on selected Saturday, July 10
Wednesdays throughout the summer. On July Free Yoga: There’s free seva yoga at West
7, see “Shutter Island.” On July 14, see “Hang- Shore Park on the Inner Harbor on Saturdays,
over.” Info: info@fellspointmainstreet.org, July 10, July 17 and July 24 from 9 a.m.-10 a.m.
www.fellspointmainstreet.org.
Info: www.waterfrontpartnership.org.
Happy Hour: Highlandtown Arts and En- Home Improvement Workshops: The
tertainment holds a happy hour on the first Loading Dock, 2 N. Kresson Street, holds free
Wednesday of each month, 4 p.m.-8 p.m. at the do-it-yourself workshops on different home
Laughing Pint. Meet fellow artists and neigh- improvement techniques. On Saturday, July
bors. The next is Wednesday, July 7.
10, learn about refinishing hardwood flooring,
Parish Carnival: Sacred Heart of Jesus, 600 from 10 a.m.-noon. Workshop is open to the
S. Conkling Street, has its annual parish carni- public. Register on the website at www.loadingval now through July 11. Info: 410-342-4336
dock.org/Workshop/index.html or call 410-5583625 ext 15.
Thursday, July 8
CARE About Neighborhoods: On Thurs- Fear The Turtle? On Saturday, July 10, the
day, July 8, there’s a C.A.R.E. Community Chesapeake Turtle at 11 a.m., the Chesapeake
Good Neighbor Walk. Meet outside 219 N. Turtle Derby returns to the Pulaski Monument
Dog Park: The Canton Dog Park holds its
regular meeting on Tuesday, July 13, 7 p.m., at
the Canton Cove Condominium Inc., 2901 Boston Street in the first floor library. Meetings are
open to the public. Info: info@cantondogpark.
org, 410-342-0900 (24-hour CCA voicemail).
Fall Soccer: Registration for fall South
Baltimore Youth Soccer League play (ages
3-16) and fall travel soccer, will run through
Saturday, July 31, every Tuesday and ThursCHEER THE TURTLES-Darwin, a day, 6 p.m.-8 p.m. at the Latrobe Park Rec.
tortoise, competed in the Patter- Center on Fort Avenue, and every Saturday 10
son Park Turtle Derby. This year’s a.m.-noon at Lady Bugs and Fireflies, 1049 S.
derby takes place on Saturday. Charles Street. Fee is $75/child with $5 off for
each addl. child in household. Coaches needed.
Photo by Anna Santana
Info: Darlene.R.Padgett.if8f@statefarm.com, or
around Patterson Park at 11 a.m. Info: Bob Wall Cindy pcbs1441@verizon.net, 410-332-0085.
Bingo! St. Brigid, 900 S. East Ave., has bingo
410-396-6136, robert.wall@baltimorecity.gov.
every Tuesday at 7 p.m., doors opening 6 p.m.
Sunday, July 11
Packages available for $9 and $13. Info: MaryDinner Dance: The Polish Home Club, 510 Claire or Jo Ellen 410-563-1717.
S. Broadway, has an Independence Day dinner
dance on Sunday, July 11, 1 p.m.-6 p.m., $20/ Wednesday, July 14
person. Info/tickets: John 410-325-2269, Bar- Fells Prospect: Fells Prospect Community
bara 410-342-2865.
Organization meets on the second Wednesday
Pagoda Clean-Up: The Friends of Patterson of each month. Meetings are held in the Holy
Park invite all to help them on Sunday, July 11 Rosary Church hall, Chester and Bank streets,
at the pagoda clean-up beginning 10 a.m. Help at 7:30 pm. The next meeting will be held on
sweep stairs, wash windows and weed gardens July 14. Info: Kate Richardson: katecrichardand enjoy coffee and donuts. Info: volunteer@ son@gmail.com.
pattersonpark.com. (Note: Any time is a good Crime Prevention: The Southern District
time to stop by the park and pick up trash; just Police Community Relations Council holds a
stop by the White House and borrow gloves and COP walk. Info: Jack Baker jackbaker@sdpcrc.
supplies.
org, 443-831-0538, www.sdpcrc.org. The walk
Music in Patterson Park: Hear free live is on Wednesday, July 14, 6:30 p.m., Carrollton
music all summer long in Patterson Park, 6:30 Ridge-meet at the Samuel F. B. Morse Recrep.m.-8:30 p.m. On Sunday, July 11 (rain date ation Center, Pulaski and Ashton St.
July 14), hear Elikey perform African roots muUpcoming and Ongoing
sic. Info: friends@pattersonpark.com, 410-276Dypski Park: On Thursday, July 15 from 5:30
3676, www.pattersonpark.com.
p.m.-8:30 p.m., the Friends of Dypski Park hold
Monday, July 12
a family barbecue in an effort to meet neighSummer Peace Camp: The Julie Center, bors, get everyone familiar with the park and
100 S. Washington St., will host its annual sum- to raise money for the maintenance of the park.
mer peace camp for kids 6-14 July 12-Aug. 6. Burgers, hot dogs and possibly beer and wine
Kids can form good social skills, have fun, learn will be sold. Info: Gregory Marsh 410-207new things and become peack-makers. Students 8806, gnmarsh@gmail.com.
12 and older can earn service hours. Open to 35 Concert at the Walters: An die Musik
campers, first-come-first-served. Call 410-675- will present soprano Elizabeth Hungerford with
6300 to register.
Andrew Arceci on viola da gamba and John
See The Light: The Light Street Branch of McKean on harpsichord on Sunday, July 18 at
the Enoch Pratt Free Library, 1251 Light Street, 5:30 p.m. at the Walters Art Museum, Centre
has the following programs. Info on all activi- and Charles streets. Tickets are $12. For tickets
ties: 410-396-1096.
and info call 410-385-2638.
“Mother Goose on the Loose” is held on Kibble Connection: The Maryland
Wednesdays, 10:15 a.m. for children up to the SPCA is partnering with Meals on Wheels
age of three with their caregivers.
to help provide food for the pets of the
“Preschool Storytime” is held on Wednesdays, needy. The program welcomes dry and
11:15 a.m. for ages 3-5 with their caregivers.
canned food for cats and dogs, as well as
“Teen Arts & Crafts” are held on Tuesdays, July cat litter. Drop by the Maryland SPCA,
13 and Aug. 3, 4 p.m. All materials provided.
3300 Falls Rd. in Hampden (call first to
“Using Your GPS device” is held Monday, July make sure of hours: 410-235-8826) or drop
12, 6:30 p.m. Learn to get where you need and it off at the offices of the Baltimore Guide,
want to go.
526 S. Conkling St. in Highlandtown and
“Just Add Water” is held on Tuesday, July 13, a volunteer will take it to the SPCA. Cat
10:30 a.m. for ages 3-12. Storytelling, magic, food and dog food donations, cat litter
music and comedy performed by Bill Packard. (and even monetary donations) can also be
“Teen Modeling” is held on Thursday, July 15, 2 brought to the offices of Meals on Wheels
p.m. Learn modeling tips from professionals.
on S. Haven St. in Highlandtown.
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Neighborhood Watch
The Woodlands
Assisted Living
Southeast Baltimore
Neighborhood Watch is a representative sampling, not a comprehensive
listing, of crimes reported to the Southeastern District of the Baltimore
Police Department. This week’s Neighborhood Watch was compiled by
Mary Helen Sprecher.
Police poseurs rob three men
grabbed her and choked her, demanding
money. When she had none, they grabbed
through his pockets and fled with some her cell phone and ran away.
property. One of the suspects was known to S. Broadway, 200 block, June 19, 4:45
the man; the other was described as wearing a.m. A woman told police that she and
a Yankees cap.
her boyfriend had argued, and that he had
S. Broadway, 100 block, June 28, 3 a.m. grabbed her and taken her cell phone. The
A man told police he had been standing in boyfriend was arrested.
front of a convenience store when a second Aggravated Assault
man approached him and asked him for $10.
When the first man told him that he did not Lancaster Street, 1600 block, July 3,
have the money, the suspect attacked him 11 a.m. A man told police that he was out
walking when a second man approached
with a broken bottle, then ran off.
him and threatened him with a knife. The
S. Broadway, 400 block, June 28, 2:20 man pushed away the suspect, sustaining
a.m. A woman told police she was out walk- cuts to his hands.
ing when a group of men approached her and
said, “Don’t resist.” One took her jewelry St. Helena Avenue, 6500 block, July
and purse and then both ran off. One man 2, 4:15 p.m. A woman told police that her
boyfriend had thrown a beer bottle at her
was later arrested.
head. A warrant was obtained for his arE. Pratt Street, 2900 block, June 28, rest.
11:14 p.m. Three men told police that they
had been sitting on a park bench when Bank Street, 1700 block, July 2, 10:17
two men shouted, “Police-get down on the p.m. A man told police that he had become
ground and empty your pockets” at them. involved in an argument with another man,
They then pulled guns and went through the who had stabbed him in the stomach, then
men’s pockets, taking property, then ran off. fled.
E. Lombard Street, 1000 block, June N. Lakewood Avenue, 600 block,
26, 10:40 p.m. A man told police that he was July 2, 9:05 p.m. A woman told police that
out walking when a group of suspects on her friend tried to cut her with a knife. The
bicycles almost hit him. He yelled at them friend was arrested.
and then proceeded on his way. A short time S. Broadway, 500 block, July 1, 8 p.m.
later, a van pulled up and several people got A homeless man told police that he and a
out. A woman started screaming at him, second man argued over a cigarette, and
“Why did you yell at my son and why did that the second man had attacked him and
you hit my son?” They attacked him, stole cut him on the hands.
some of his belongings and then fled. The S. Lakewood Avenue, 500 block,
woman was arrested a short time later.
July 1, 12:25 a.m. A woman told police that
S. Patterson Park Avenue, 400 as she was getting ready to go to bed, her
block, June 25, 11:45 p.m. A man told po- boyfriend grabbed her and choked her unlice that he was asleep in the park and when til she almost lost consciousness. The boya second man started going through his friend was arrested.
pockets. He tried to stop the suspect, who N. East Avenue, 500 block, July 1, 8:10
punched him. The suspect, a homeless man, p.m. A man and his girlfriend got into an
was later arrested.
argument and the girlfriend pulled a butchN. Lakewood Avenue, 100 block, June er knife. She was arrested.
23, 3:20 p.m. A man told police that he had N. East Avenue, 400 block, June 30,
just walked out of a store when three sus- 8:10 p.m. A woman told police that her huspects stopped him and went through his band hit her on the head with a phone. He
pants, looking for property. They then fled was arrested.
without taking anything and were arrested a S. Macon Street, 300 block, June 30,
short time later and were found to have been 6:30 p.m. A woman told police that during
involved with a robbery in the 200 block of an argument, her boyfriend had choked her
S. Linwood Avenue shortly before.
until she lost consciousness, and then fled.
Fait Avenue, 6800 block, June 21, 12:50 A warrant was obtained for his arrest. The
a.m. A man told police that he was stopped man returned the following day while the
by a group of teens who told him, “Give woman was asleep and tried again to choke
us everything in your pockets and give her, stating he would kill her. Another warus your cell phone.” They hit him on the rant was issued.
head with a brick, causing him to fall, and Esther Place, 3500 block, June 27, 12:30
then one struck him with a metal bucket. a.m. A man and his wife were involved in
They then fled.
an argument when he began choking her. She
S. Kresson Street, unit block, June 21, was able to get away and contact police, who
2 a.m. A woman told police that two men arrested him.
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NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 11
SOUTHEAST NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH
Boston Street, 2700 block, June 27,
10 p.m. Two men approached a tow-truck
driver in a parking lot to ask him whether
he had towed their car. The driver told the
men to check the sign, then got out of his
vehicle and sprayed both men in the face
with mace. He was arrested.
Brown Avenue, 6300 block, June 27,
1:32 a.m. A woman told police that her
boyfriend had punched and choked her. He
was arrested a short time later.
Fait Avenue, 3900 block, June 26, 4:12
p.m. A woman told police that she and her
boyfriend had gotten into an argument and
that he threatened to hit her with a 5-foot
metal pole.
Burglary
S. Potomac Street, 900 block, July 3,
10:28 a.m. Someone forced open the front
doors of three rented rooms and stole computer equipment, cash and electronics.
Hudson Street, 2900 block, July 2,
5:14 p.m. A woman told police that a man
followed her own, followed her inside and,
upon seeing her husband there, fled. The
intruder was arrested a short time later.
S. Broadway, 700 block, July 2, 8 p.m.
Someone broke the front glass of a store
and took jewelry.
N. Curley Street, 100 block, July 2,
1:30 p.m. Someone forced open the door
of a house and entered, taking electronic
equipment.
N. Clinton Street, 400 block, July 2,
5:30 p.m. Someone forced open the rear
window of a house and took electronic
equipment. Earlier that day on the same
block, someone forced open the bedroom
window of a house and entered. Nothing
was taken.
N. Belnord Avenue, 400 block, July
2, 8:30 a.m. Someone forced open the rear
window of a house and entered, taking
electronics.
S. Broadway, 400 block, July 1, 7 a.m.
Someone forced open the front window of
discount store, took clothing and fled.
Fleet Street, 1700 block, June 30, 9:40
a.m. Someone used a brick to break the
front window of a building, then took various property and fled.
N. Lakewood Avenue, 600 block,
June 29, 11:30 a.m. Someone kicked in the
rear door of a house. When the owner ran
down the stairs to investigate the commotion, the suspect fled.
N. Rose Street, 200 block, June 30,
9:42 p.m. A man who was running from the
police forced open the door of a house, but
was arrested.
N. Belnord Avenue, 400 block, June
28, 3:30 a.m. Someone entered a home
through a front door and took a TV.
Orleans Street, 2700 block, June 28,
5:41 p.m. Someone forced open the rear
window of a house and took electronics.
Fait Avenue, 3500 block, June 27, 2
p.m. Someone damaged the window of a
house, but did not gain access.
N. Bouldin Street, 600 block, June 26,
midnight. Someone broke into a home and
took appliances.
Fleet Street, 1700 block, June 25, 3:14
a.m. Someone broke into a liquor store and
took cigarettes, then fled.
S. Patterson Park Avenue, 400
block, June 25, 8 a.m. Someone pried open
the door of an apartment, entered, then
took an air conditioner.
E. Pratt Street, 1000 block, June 24,
10 p.m. Someone pried open the door of a
house and stole cash, then fled.
N. Milton Avenue, 400 block, June
23, 10 p.m. Someone forced open the rear
kitchen window of a house and entered,
taking electronics.
N. Dallas Court, 200 block, June 20,
4 p.m. Someone entered an apartment
through an unlocked window and took
electronics.
N. Ann Street, unit block, June 19, 2
a.m. Someone forced the screen out of a
window and entered a house, taking a computer and cell phone.
Boston Street, 2300 block, June 19, 6
p.m. Someone entered a home through an
unlocked garage door and took a computer,
phone and a mink coat.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 2010
By Andrew Mindzak
Corey Patterson
had himself quite
a nice week. Hitting .417 with a
HR and 3 RBI
will usually land
you on this list.
Markakis again had himself a nice week,
hitting .318 with a HR and 3 RBI. Brian
Matusz also had a great week, going 1-1 for
his two starts and allowing only three runs
in 13.1 innings, plus had his best start of the
year, shutting down the Red Sox lineup en
Brian Matusz had his best outing as an
Oriole, holding the Red Sox to three route to an Orioles win.
I would like to mention this next name
hits last week.
Photo by Shawn Levin
with a slight side note…Luke Scott…. Scott
are tied for that honor. Considering seven
different pitchers have 10 wins or more,
three wins isn’t going to cut it (especially
when Yankee Andy Pettitte has 10 and is
NOT on the All Star team). Closer Alfredo
Simon has done a pretty nice job this year,
saving 10 games, but that total is only good
for 13th best in the AL.
So, that leaves us with Wiggy. On the year,
Wigginton is hitting only .246 but his 14 HR
and 43 RBI lead the team. Those numbers
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AT THE MOVIES...
Ty Wigginton, come on down!! You’re the
latest player to benefit from the generosity of
Major League Baseball which must select at
least one player from every team to participate in the All Star Game.
Is Wiggy the most deserving Orange
Bird? Let’s take a look:
Nick Markakis leads the team with a respectable .307 average, but his paltry 4 HR
and 27 RBI wouldn’t give him the nod in an
already crowded American League outfield,
and the same can be said for Adam Jones,
who has been on fire of late. Phenom catcher
Matt Wieters is only hitting .236 on the season, and the AL already has Joe Mauer, Victor Martinez and John Buck.
When Luke Scott is on fire, he’s nearly
impossible to get out. Unfortunately for him
and the Orioles, those week - week and a
half streaks don’t make up for his monthly
disappearances.
Let’s take a look at their pitching staff,
shall we? Of the regular starters, Brian
Matusz has the lowest ERA at 4.56. Not an
All Star (at least not this year….). The team
high for wins is three. Five different Orioles
alone won’t get you on the All Star roster, but
when you combine those numbers with his
ability to play every position under the sun,
Baltimore now has their All Star.
So wear that American League uniform
proudly Ty, as we all know you will. Show
the rest of the baseball world what the Orioles are capable of!!
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hit a great pinch hit HR to help the Orioles
beat the Athletics, but as he rounded first
base he pulled his hamstring and is now on
the 15-day DL. Unfortunately, he was starting to heat up Luke Scott style, but now we
will have to wait until he heals.
Jeremy Guthrie, not so good.
Lasting only
four
innings
and giving up
six runs usually
lands you here,
as would giving up seven runs in only 1.2
IP, a la Frank Mata. And even though he is
the lone All-Star, Wigginton had a miserable week, hitting .042 on the week, going
1 for 24. Hopefully hanging out around
other All Stars will rub off on him and he
will catch fire soon.
That’s all for now! Hopefully everyone
enjoyed their holiday weekend!
P.S. - Mike Gonzalez…please take your
time coming back!!!!
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Wednesday, JULY 7, 2010
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OPEN HOUSE SUN, JULY 11TH 1-3PM
1733 STENGEL AVE • $189,999
DUNDALK BC7160935
Fresh carpet and paint
thruout. 3BR, 1BA, sep DR,
kit & LR all conveniently on
the main level. Full unfinished
basement Nice large yard!
Full attic that could allow for
another floor of living space. Electric updated in
‘98, roof replaced in 2002. Bring your offers!
OPEN HOUSE SUN, JULY 11TH 1-3PM
7911 SAINT MONICA DR • $149,900
DUNDALK BC7302774 Updated
kitchen in 2010, appliances convey,
new roof in 2004 (warranty), new steel
doors, 5 year young central air/furn,
new water heater 2010, wtrproofed
bsmnt 2010 (warranty), all the big
items have been taken care of for you!
Fenced yard, rear deck, front porch, finished
basement with full bath!
BALTIMORE BC7321272
REDUCED $15,000!! Lovely
well maintained home in
established neighborhood.
Nice addition (family room)on
the rear of the home that has
added additional space to this lovely row home.
Finished basement could be additional bedroom
- all appliances convey. Bring all offers!
GLEN BURNIE
AA7345526 Spacious
BRs, a master suite w/ cath
ceilings & priv super BA,
beautiful bay windows in LR
& DR,a large eat-in kit & an
18x12 fully screened-in rear porch. Addtl.04 lot is
included in this sale Exterior wood trim is
aluminum wrapped requiring minimal maint.
BALTIMORE OFFICE
410-288-6700
HIGHLANDTOWN
BA7293557 Attention first
time homebuyers! Here is
your chance to get that tax
credit. New furnace, water
heater, central a/c, kitchen,
bath, 1/2 bath, wall to wall
carpeting, updated electric, and plmbing. Home is
vacant, clean, and charming. Deck on back and
potential for parking pad in rear. Motivated seller!
OPEN HOUSE SUN, JULY 11TH 12-2PM
806 MIDDLESEX RD • $165,000
ESSEX BC7309647 This is the
one!!! Meticulously maintained
EOG. Currently 2 BR with 2 full BA,
but could easily be made 3 BR
again. Updates newer roof, newer windows,
updated kitchen and bathroom. Finished LL w/ful
BA. Fully fenced yard, covered front porch and
covered patio. Off street parking
BAYVIEW BA7344930
Adorable 2 BR/1 BA THS in
desirable Bayview area.
Gleaming hrdwd flrs thruout.
Updated kit and BA.
Refrigerator and stove less
than 6 months old. Brand new CAC outside unit
and washing machine. Covered front porch and
fenced rear yard for summer enjoyment.
PATTERSON PK BA7346839
Attention Investors. House has
already been updated. Look at the
comps and you’ll be amazed. Back
could be parking pad. Water heater,
furnace, bathroom floor, kitchen
floor, kitchen cabinets, kitchen
counter, roof, and windows all updated. Turn-key
rental. A few blocks to Patterson park.
WINDSOR MILL
BC7348634 Large 4 lvl
home, completely renov
kitw/granite countertops,
huge kit island, HW floors
in kit, LR & DR area. Fin.
basement has wood burning FP & offers plenty
of room to entertain. LL den could be 4th BR!
New 40 year roof, HVAC just 3 years old!
DUNDALK BC7350550 Attention
Investors or Handy-man! This one is
a true waterview with beautiful deck
on back of house and large parking
pad. Sun porch when you walk in. 3
bedrooms. Partially finished
basement. Fenced yard. This house
has so much potential. Come see!
HALETHORPE
BC7356432 Very Clean
Well Maintained Split Foyer
in Cul-de-sac. 4 bdrms, 3 full
baths, Eat In Kitchen with
Sliding Door to Deck. Paved Patio and walkway.
Family room with Fireplace. 1 Car Attached
Garage. New heating & air condition. New
carpeting throughout, new tile in all bathrooms
and foyer. Freshly painted. MUST SEE!!
MIDDLE RIVER
BC7358060 Cozy shore home
has lots to offer. Plenty of
fishing, crabbing, swimming, &
boating. Newer pier with electric,
7’ deep off end of pier, two boat slips 40x18, jet
ski lift. Partly finished addition could be 2nd
bedroom. Endless opportunities await on this
beautiful waterfront. Being sold as is. Home
inspection for buyers info only.
The Maryland Chapter of Rosie the Riveters participated in Dundalk’s Heritage Fair and its Fourth of July parade, the latter of which was held on Saturday. Other veterans in the parade included those from WWII, the Korean
War, the Vietnam War and those returning from Iraq. The parade began immediately after the Dundalk Heritage 6K Race to benefit Hopkins Bayview.
Photo by Mary Helen Sprecher
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LEVELS, 2 CAR CARPORT,
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415 Hornel Street
PRICE REDUCTION $134,900
3BED/1.5BATH FRONT PORCH,
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BC7360154 Location,
PARKVILLE BC7358612 EOG
location! This charming home
is nestled on park like setting
THS professionally landscaped w/
& offers beautiful hardwood
updated kitchen & upper BAin 2008.
floors thruout the main level
Updated wndws & roof w/warranty
(except kit/bath)Features a
that may convey to new owner.
wood burning FP, replacement windows, central
Possible 4TH BR in basement along air conditioning and a two car detached garage.
Welcome home!
with walkout to back yard.New
wooden deck wrapped with privacy fencing.
ARMISTEAD GARDENS
BALTIMORE BA7371712
BA7372410 This EOG rowhome
Easy investors delight!! With
comes with exterior features of
minor repairs,turn this 3BR opp
covered patio, driveway, and large
into a profit! Also great for a
back yard. This home also features
homeowner looking for something
inside newer windows, new carpet
inexpensive handy-man special.
in bedrooms and tiling in living
Estate sale, some furniture
room surrounded by freshly
conveys. As-is addendum
painted walls. BRING YOUR
required but seller is willing to look at all offers.
OFFER TODAY!
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This Enchanting Old Storefront Boasts Wood
Floors, High Ceilings, 3 BR,
3 Full Baths includes Jetted Tub,1st fl BR w/full
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1718 1/2 Wycliffe Ave - Wellmaintained 3 bedroom, 1 bath Cape
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Wood floors throughout the house.
Call Marcelle for more
information at 410-279-4510
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throughout, stainless steel appliances, modern
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more info.
1828 Hanford Road Gorgeous 4
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410-905-1417
5905 Shady Spring Ave - Beautiful
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more!
2327 Washington Blvd -2 BR, 1BA great
investment property with long-time tenant
2365 Washington Blvd 3 BR, 1 BA rehab
223 N. Lakewood Ave - Perfect for
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603 Wilson Ave.
703 N. Kenwood Ave.
3037 McElderry St.
322 Woodyear St.
2840 Kentucky Ave
3406 Cardenas Ave.
RENTALS
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RENTALS & REAL ESTATE
AUTOMOTIVE
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Must be able to close sales
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Creativity a plus. Salary plus
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tors for steady drop & hook
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TION TECH. Exp. 5 yrs. min. going to the NE. Great pay. 1
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Certified Reg truck/trailor PM
Duties Electrical Problems PANTRY COOK CC of MD seeking FT position for Daytime
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EMPLOYMENT
Driver:
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Long Green Pike Glen Arm,
MD 21057
July 16, 2010
7:00am to 7:00pm 410-8872094 Office Furniture, Classroom desks, Drafting Tables,
Office Chairs, File Cabinets,
Vaccum cleaners Commerical,
Gym Equipment Much More,
all items sold ‘as is’. Payment
by cash or check. All sales are
final, No pre-inspecting or
pre-tagging of items
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May-Sept. 9-1. New hours!
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library. For info: LTRC.org or
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LUTHERVILLE COMMUNITY
HUGE YARD SALE Sat. 7/10,
9-3, RD 7/11. York Rd. to
BEDS THICK pillow tops, New Orthridge Rd. to Bellona Ave.
in plastic. Queen Sz Retail Many houses & items
$798, Sell $279. King Sz Retail FREE REMOVAL of your lawn
$998, Sell $379. 10 yr warr. mowers/tractors and related
Can deliv., Call 410-598-2460 items. Please call 703-4300119
BEDS-QUILTED TOPS New in
plastic. Qn SZ Retail $598, Sell
$199. Kg Sz. Retail $798, Sell
$299. 10yr warr, Can Deliver,
Fin. Avail. 410-598-2460
2 STAINLESS STEEL TABLES
CHERRY BEDROOM set. Solid used for baking, potting plants
wood, never used, brand new etc. $100 ea, poetry books,
in factory boxes. English $4ea 410-446-1398
dovetail. Original cost $4500;
sell for $795. Can deliver. 240- LIKE NEW Doll collection
$40.00 each or best offer, new
482-8721
Tiffany floor lamp $100. Call:
DINING ROOM BUFFET & 410-917-7555
China Cab. Trad. Walnut
Does your Home need
55x82x18 410-299-1003
LEATHER LIVING ROOM SET
in original plastic, never used.
Orig price $3000. Sacrifice
$975. Can deliver. Call Bill
301-841-7565
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THE BALTIMORE GUIDE 19
SERVICE DIRECTORY
AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING
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GUARANTEED
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exterior
MHiC#
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insured
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• Heating Bathroom &
Kitchen Remodeling
• Waterproofing Drain
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John Salvadore’s
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AND ASSOCIATES
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• Water Heaters • Sump Pumps
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Wednesday, JULY 7, 2010
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3600 EASTERN AVENUE • BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
Proudly Serving the Community Since 1989
18” CHEESE
PIZZA
7
PICKUP ONLY
$
99
+ tax
16
2-16” PIZZAS $
49
W/1 TOPPING 18
2-14” PIZZAS
W/1 TOPPING
$
49
+ tax
+ tax
2-8” SUBS
13
$
99
+ tax
2 FRIES & 2 CAN SODAS
18” Pizza
w/1 topping,
30 Buffalo Wings
& 2-Liter Soda
ANY SUB @ $5.49
!
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$ 99
• Chicken
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• Veggie
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or Donuts & 10 Wings & 2-Liter Soda
Fruit Cakes, Eclairs, Cannoli, Doughnuts
2 Fries
w/1 Topping
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50¢ea $1399
Reg. 75¢
+tax
Limited Time Only.
+tax
Limited Time Only.
Not Valid with any other offer.
9
1299
$ 99
$
+tax
Limited Time Only.
Not Valid with any other offer.
+tax
Limited Time Only.
Not Valid with any other offer.
1099 Big Slice of Cheesecake $ 49
$
2
+tax
Limited Time Only.
Not Valid with any other offer.
Chocolate, Strawberry or Cherry
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For more information please call 410-502-2586 or email moodtrials@jhmi.edu
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