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Catonsville Toys 'R' Us to close after four decades
Ten large red signs hanging outside theToys 'R' Usstore in the One Mile West Shopping Center at 6600 Baltimore National Pike tell the story.
The signs announce that the store, which opened late in 1969, will close next month.
"This location is closing...Tags: Fisher-Price, Companies and Corporations, Glen Burnie, Companies and Corporations, Catonsville
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Catonsville Elementary School gets revamped parking lot, drop-off area
Even before Linda Miller took the reins as principal of Catonsville Elementary School more than five years ago, parents and teachers had concerns about potholes scarring the drop-off area and parking lot of the school, she said. Those concerns will be...Tags: Schools, Catonsville, Headaches, Elementary Schools, Elections
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Letter: Toys for Tots thanks
On behalf of the officers and members of the Havre de Grace Ambulance Corps, I would like to thank everyone who contributed to our fourth annual Toys for Tots campaign this year. Editor: On behalf of the officers and members of the Havre de Grace...Tags: Holidays, Havre de Grace, Christmas, U.S. Marine Corps, Religious Festivals
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Girls have ear-piercing adventure in Virginia during earthquake
Friends School fourth-grader Mary Charlotte Mortimer is getting her ears pierced, and naturally, she wanted her American Girl doll to have its ears pierced, too. Her cousins, twins Tessa and Cara Collins, also wanted their dolls' ears pierced. On...Tags: Chris Bell, Weather Reports, Maryland Zoo Baltimore, Natural Disasters, Telecommunication Service
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Is 'The Perfect Dog Toy' really that good?
The Baltimore SunThis week The Unleashed Testing Panel is taking on a new dog toy with a big boast right in its name: The Perfect Dog Toy. Made by the company Just Ducky, The Perfect Dog Toy claims to be "virtually indestructible" and able to be "tugged, tossed or...Tags: Toys
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American Girls take center stage at Towson Town Center
More than 200 girls and their American Girl dolls hit the runway at Towson Town Center on Saturday, Jan. 28.
The walk was short and the line was long, but there were smiles all around.
"I got to tell the guy what I liked," said Savannah Shafer, 7, of...Tags: Hippodrome Theatre, Fox Broadcasting Company, Fashion Trends, White Marsh, New York City
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Gift Giving Guide for 2011 - Harford County Favorites
It seems as though the holiday season starts earlier and earlier each year. Lights and wreaths decorate storefronts in late October and Christmas carols start playing on the radio before the turkey is cut on Thanksgiving. But it's never too early to start...Tags: Holidays, Wines, Chesapeake Bay, Havre de Grace
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For Better or Worse: Is it really substance abuse, or just a way to stay cat-atonic?
WARNING: This column contains subject matter and parlance that may be disturbing to some readers. Reader discretion is advised. Raven thinks she's participating in a show about cats who enjoy catnip. She has no idea that soon she will be confronted...Tags: Substance Abuse, Cat (animal), Toys
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Summer vacation back in time
It's summer time in Carroll County; for Valerie Virchow, that means only one thing — Carroll County Farm Museum's living history camps.
For the last 10 years, Virchow has served as a group leader for the camps at the Westminster museum, escorting...Tags: Fishing, History, Wars and Interventions, Westminster (Carroll, Maryland)
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U.S. Army Field Band was to perform free concert at Catonsville High in 1961
An article in the Nov. 2, 1961, edition of the Herald Argus and Baltimore Countian heralded a concert by a world-renowned group of musicians. The Catonsville Senior High Park Project has announced that for the first time, the U.S. Army Field Band of...Tags: Windsor Mill, Halethorpe, Fort Meade (military base), Nursing, U.S. Army
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Baltimore designer fits right in with 'Modern Family' star
Natalie Graham's first meeting a year ago with "Modern Family" actress Ariel Winter could have been a disaster.
Graham, owner of The Doll House, a Mount Vernon boutique featuring Graham's Ragdolls Clothing Line, didn't recognize the waifish, chestnut-...Tags: Mount Vernon, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (tv program), Vivica A. Fox, New York City, Celebrities
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Toys for Tots drop off site in HdG
The Havre de Grace Ambulance Corps, along with the Marine Corps Reserves and the Toys for Tots Foundation, have designated the Havre de Grace Ambulance Corps station as a drop-off site for the local fourth annual Toys for Tots campaign. The Havre de...Tags: Havre de Grace
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