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    Nov 5, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  1. Does Baltimore think trash cans cause litter?

    On Oct. 22, the Baltimore City Council passed a bill confirming my long-held belief that people in Baltimore actually think trash cans cause litter. Though the bill appears simply to criminalize the dumping of excess quantities of noxious waste in public trash receptacles, it echoes many conversations I have had over the years asking about putting more trash cans around the city. Repeatedly, I would hear — from fellow citizens, to small shopkeepers, to contacts with well-placed staff in the Department of Public Works and the City Council — variations on this theme: "The more trash cans we put out, the more people dump in and around them and the messier things get, and neighbors ask us to remove them. Plus, we don't have the budget to empty the cans often enough."
    On Oct. 22, the Baltimore City Council passed a bill confirming my long-held belief that people in Baltimore actually think trash cans cause litter. Though the bill appears simply to criminalize the dumping of excess quantities of noxious waste in...

    Tags: Theft, Inner Harbor, Coney Island, New York City

    2. Nov 5, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  2. Final hearing for Catonsville Y expansion plans

    The final hearing on the construction of a 140-unit senior residence facility along with the further expansion of the Catonsville Y on South Rolling Road is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 8, in Towson.
    The final hearing on the construction of a 140-unit senior residence facility along with the further expansion of the Catonsville Y on South Rolling Road is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 8, in Towson. At this time, area residents can address county...

    Tags: Lobbying, Tom Quirk, Alzheimer's Disease, Catonsville, Physical Fitness and Exercise

    3. Aug 15, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  3. How we work out: Cardio dancing at the Towson Y

    Meet Donna Wasserman and the self-proclaimed "Y Ladies" (and some male participants, too) who meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at the Towson YMCA for cardio dancing. The class, divided into eight-week sessions, matches choreographed routines with a wide variety of music — Irish, country, hip-hop, big band, classical, R&B and more — for a low- or high-impact workout. Cardio dancing has been offered by the YMCA for more than 30 years, and some of the regulars have been jumping and twirling together for just as long, dancing their way through hip and shoulder replacements, marriages and remarriages, and the losses of loved ones.
    Meet Donna Wasserman and the self-proclaimed "Y Ladies" (and some male participants, too) who meet Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at the Towson YMCA for cardio dancing. The class, divided into eight-week sessions, matches choreographed routines...

    Tags: Entertainment Events, Panera Bread Company, Dance, Clubs and Associations

    4. Oct 23, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  4. Apartment complex, more shops proposed for Box Hill South

    Abingdon's Box Hill South neighborhood is primed to get a 400-unit apartment complex, as well as a handful of new stores and restaurants near the Wegmans in Boulevard at Box Hill, the developer told the Abingdon Community Council Monday.
    Abingdon's Box Hill South neighborhood is primed to get a 400-unit apartment complex, as well as a handful of new stores and restaurants near the Wegmans in Boulevard at Box Hill, the developer told the Abingdon Community Council Monday. Bavar Properties...

    Tags: Olive Garden, Physical Therapy, Walmart, LOFT, Meadow Valley Corporation

    5. Oct 21, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. Thousands turn out for Komen Maryland Race for the Cure

    The sun had barely risen Sunday morning as Geneva Frazier shimmied in a conga line, her pink feather boa flouncing while "I Will Survive" blared over the loudspeakers at Komen Maryland's Race for the Cure.
    The sun had barely risen Sunday morning as Geneva Frazier shimmied in a conga line, her pink feather boa flouncing while "I Will Survive" blared over the loudspeakers at Komen Maryland's Race for the Cure. This is the fourth year her family has run the...

    Tags: Health Organizations, Planned Parenthood, American Cancer Society, Diseases and Illnesses, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

    6. Oct 18, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  6. Ellicott City: Glen Mar UM Church gearing up for its Walk to Bethlehem

    Some people think October is a too early to start thinking about Christmas, but not at Glen Mar United Methodist Church, where preparations for its annual Walk to Bethlehem are in full swing. Now in its fifth year, the free event attracts 1,500...

    Tags: Coca-Cola Enterprises Incorporated, Halloween, Entertainment Events, Festive Events, Music

    7. Oct 2, 2012 |Story| Patuxent Homestead

  7. Pact with neighbors on Towson Y plan averts appeals hearing

    The Towson Family Center Y on Friday reached an agreement with a set of neighbors who opposed the Y's redevelopment plan, an agreement that saw the Y make concessions on its new design but allows for construction for the new $11 million building to begin.
    The Towson Family Center Y on Friday reached an agreement with a set of neighbors who opposed the Y's redevelopment plan, an agreement that saw the Y make concessions on its new design but allows for construction for the new $11 million building to begin....

    Tags: Climbing, Rock Climbing

    8. Sep 15, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. The Interview: Drew Adia on the Ravens' official dentists

    Drew Adia studied biology at Towson University, planning to attend medical school and become a doctor. His parents, immigrants from the Philippines, wanted that.
    Drew Adia studied biology at Towson University, planning to attend medical school and become a doctor. His parents, immigrants from the Philippines, wanted that. But as Adia prepared for the MCATs, his career plans suddenly changed. Working as a...

    Tags: Immigration, Towson University, Hospitals and Clinics, Joe Flacco, Teeth

    9. Aug 30, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. Making child protection a higher priority

    The earthquake struck without warning during children's naptime.
    The earthquake struck without warning during children's naptime. Fortunately, Judy Tribby and her fellow staff members at the YMCA-Arc child care center in Bowie knew exactly what to do last August, when the ground started to shake. Within seconds, well...

    Tags: Health and Safety at School, Natural Disasters, Perry Hall High School, Tropical Storms, Hurricane Isaac (2012)

    10. Aug 23, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Shape Up! Five fun ways to stay on the road to fitness

    Fall is near and our incentive to have bikini-fit bodies may be coming to an end. Or is it? Most experts would agree that the importance of year-round fitness is essential. So with big holiday meals looming in the distance, you might want to get motivated to find a workout that compliments your lifestyle and keeps you in shape.  Fortunately, Harford County is full of fun places to get fit. Whether it’s boot camp or mixed martial arts, there’s something for every fitness level.
    Fall is near and our incentive to have bikini-fit bodies may be coming to an end. Or is it? Most experts would agree that the importance of year-round fitness is essential. So with big holiday meals looming in the distance, you might want to get motivated...

    Tags: Entertainment Events, Harford Community College, CrossFit, Inc., Ultimate Fighting Championship, ESPN (tv network)

    11. Aug 18, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Allan Chaney gets another chance to play the game he loves

    Standing in the living room of his mother's Belair-Edison home late one summer evening, Allan Chaney raised his plain white T-shirt below his collarbone. He had just been asked to show his chest, to reveal the remnants of a more than two-year ordeal that threatened his life — let alone the once-prized recruit's basketball career.
    The Baltimore Sun
    Standing in the living room of his mother's Belair-Edison home late one summer evening, Allan Chaney raised his plain white T-shirt below his collarbone. He had just been asked to show his chest, to reveal the remnants of a more than two-year ordeal...

    Tags: West Coast Conference, Virginia Tech Hokies, Electrophysiology, Awards and Prizes, Hospitals and Clinics

    12. Aug 16, 2012 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. Datebook

    Sunday, Aug. 19 The SPCA's "Puppy Plunge" takes place from noon to 4 p.m. at the YMCA's Camp Letts in Edgewater. There will be food, music, canoeing, vendors, games, contests, children's activities and live music by the Biondi Brothers and the School...

    Tags: Animals, Festive Events, Ottawa Senators, Music, Anglicanism

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