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- Adding sense of harmony to rap
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in News, Entertainment, Arts
- Eldersburg resident and hip-hop artist Billy Lyve says his album release concert this Saturday night at the Carroll Arts Center won't just be about music. The 7 to 10 p.m. July 5 event, which will feature a number of other up-and-coming ...
- Case closed for Sykesville sleuths
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle in News
- Teens graduate from first Jr. CSI academy Beside the warehouse at South Branch Park, Sykesville Police Chief John R. Williams Jr. outlined the robbery scenario to his investigative teams. A 3 p.m. robbery hit one of the downtown busine...
- Sunday in the park has a musical mission in Westminster
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in Community, Entertainment, Arts
- Westminster City Park will come alive this Sunday -- and every Sunday in July -- as the park once again hosts the annual of "A Month of Sunday" concert series. The series, presented by the City of Westminster Recreation Department, the...
- Sykesville rejected for Main Street Maryland
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle in News
- Sykesville will have to wait its turn to become a Main Street Maryland community. The Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development announced June 24 the five communities that will receive the designation, joining the 18 existing citie...
- How much do we really know about our country?
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in Opinion
- THE PASSING PARADE In lieu of a column, I thought I'd pass along a little brain teaser, courtesy of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. Let's call it an Independence Day Quiz, seeing as how the nation's birthday is this week. T...
- Sykesville pact may start construction
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle in News
- A public works agreement between Catonsville Homes and the Town of Sykesville could launch the Raincliffe Road townhouse development project in Sykesville, and will save the developer about $300,000 in water hookup fees in the process. The agreement wa...
- Calendar
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle in Community, Events
- Arts Mother Goose -- The Maryland Ensemble Theatre's Fun Company will bring "Mother Goose to Life" at the Carroll Arts Center, 91 W. Main St., Westminster, for shows at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 9. The production adds mus...
- Sports Shorts
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle in Sports
- SRCS celebrates grads, new additions The nonprofit Sykesville Raiders Competition Squad All-Star Dance Team, which started during the 1996-97 season, works to provide quality dance instruction to youth through senior members so that they may go on...
- Focus on People
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle in Community
- Twins succeed at Washington College Twins Krystin and Daniel Jansen, both 2007 graduates of Liberty High School and rising sophomores at Washington College in Chestertown, Md., excelled during their freshman year at the college. Krystin, a...
- Declaring independence from a commercial Fourth of July
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in Opinion
- FOR BETTER OR WORSE People begin celebrating the Fourth of July the first week of June, when car dealerships and furniture stores start using fireworks to sell their wares on TV. Apparently there's something about spending thousands of yo...
- A berry easy way to keep the kids cool
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in Community
- Strawberries are a special treat. They're quick and easy, just rinse 'em lightly and eat. They're also a great source of vitamin C, folic acid and fiber. There are many ways to enjoy berries: on top of breakfast cereal, pancakes, waffles...
- Celebrating Independence Day, and the spirit of Carroll County
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in Opinion
- EDITORIAL There are plenty of reasons to be proud on the Fourth of July, but one that comes to mind in Carroll County is the way in which the community itself celebrates Independence Day. Every year, thousands of people gather at the Carr...
- Sports Notices
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle in Sports
- Freedom tourney aids Wilson The Freedom Optimists Adult Co-Ed Charity Softball Tournament, supporting the Lindsey Wilson Cancer Fund, will be held Sunday, July 27, 10 a.m. until completion. This double-elimination tournament will be played at Free...
- Worship Notes
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle in Community
- 'Son Harvest' -- St. Stephen's Church, 2275 Liberty Road, Eldersburg, will host Vacation Bible School, "Son Harvest Country Fair," July 7-11, 9:30 a.m. to noon each day. The VBS is open to children in kindergarten through the sixth grade. Call 4...
- Senior Scene
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle in Community
- South Carroll Senior and Community Center -- 5745 Bartholow Road, Eldersburg, is open 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. A well-balanced meal is served daily at noon. The cost for the meal is a contribution up to $3.48 for seniors 60 years of age or older...
- Is 'Smart' a bit too wise to be good?
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in Arts
- The problem with "Get Smart" is that it can't decide how smart it should be. In the TV show on which it's based, Don Adams made secret agent Maxwell Smart as oblivious as he was inept; in the movie version starring Steve Carell, Smart is a waver...
- You don't need a private detective to know what people really think
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle in Opinion
- WOLF AT THE DOOR Like thousands of other Carroll County parents, I am grateful my children have done well in school. Our second child is a daughter named Kara. As soon as she could hold a crayon she practically wrote the word artist. My big...
- FPACC laments loss of market
- Published July 2, 2008 by Westminster Eagle in News
- A sign reading, "Saturday, June 21 Closed Permanently, 75 percent off in final days" is all that's left to greet customers at The Gateway Market in Finksburg. Members of the Finksburg Planning and Citizen's Council last week lamented the sto...
- Food paired with a vintage birthday
- Published July 2, 2008 by Westminster Eagle in Business
- You could call it the 12-by-five-times four celebration. Cygnus Wine Cellars in Manchester is commemorating its 12th anniversary in style during July and August with a series of five-course dinners hosted by four of the region's most celebrated ...
- The merry marry month of June
- Published July 2, 2008 by Westminster Eagle in Opinion
- As we say goodbye to the month of June, bachelors can breathe a sigh of relief that they've survived what has historically been the traditional month of the year to get married. The history of June weddings goes all the way back to the days of th...
- Scout used pedal power to achieve Eagle status
- Published July 2, 2008 by Westminster Eagle in News
- Local Boy Scout Zachary Holz recently earned his Eagle Scout rank, Scouting highest award. For his Eagle project, Holz organized, planned and managed a successful used bike drive in conjunction with the nonprofit Bikes for the World. At t...
- Movie Guide
- Published July 2, 2008 by Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in Entertainment, Arts
- NEW MOVIES "Hancock" (PG-13). The humorous premise is that Will Smith is a superhero who is a skid row alcoholic in his personal life. Many sociological jokes hit their target early in the movie, but the story starts to lose touch with ...
- McNulty hopes to record Carroll County's farm history
- Published July 2, 2008 by Westminster Eagle in News
- The farming industry in Carroll County has come a long way over the years. Where once horses pulled plows and hands milked cows, technology has provided more efficient and timely ways to get things done. And as the future continues to bring...
- Letters: Health care is an issue that requires thoughtful solution
- Published July 2, 2008 by Westminster Eagle in News
- I am writing in response to the letter by Daniel Dekowski regarding "socialized medicine" in The Eagle of June 25, 2008. I agree with him that one of the ways that the U.S. system could become more cost-effective would be to reduce &qu...
- Worship Notes
- Published July 2, 2008 by Westminster Eagle in Community
- 12 residents graduate from WAIT training The Marriage Resource Center of Carroll County recently hosted a regional conference for WAIT (Why Am I Tempted?) Training in Westminster. National trainer Shelly Donahue of Denver, Col., was the in...
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