weddings
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A Baltimore County bill meant to help farmers earn extra income is drawing criticism from local land preservationists, who fear the measure will let people pave over scenic rolling farms and put environmental resources in danger. - After more than a decade of waiting, a wedding giveaway made this day possible
- The magical night never has to end for bride, groom and guests
- A 100-year-old horse racing tale that unfolded on two continents, against a backdrop of world war and with a of host of historically notable people, will come to life again this month at the Hays-Heighe House at Harford Community College, which also figures prominently in the story.
- Orioles fans come to grips with rescheduling events for American League Championship and possible World Series appearance.
- From aerial acrobatics to DIY wedding outfits, this couple is anything but traditional
- Jose and Rosa Sanchez recently returned from a visit to their homeland for the wedding of their niece, Maria Sanchez. Maria and her new husband, Julio Santana, were married Sept. 20
- The two candidates for the Harford County Council's District E seat have opposing views on the controversial Regent at Stone House wedding venue proposed on a Churchville farm.
- It must be anniversary month! Aimee and Chad Saylor celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary on Sept. 18. All the best!
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- After 'instant attraction,' this relationship and ceremony felt all natural
- Ellison W. "Bill" Ensor, 96, and his wife Mildred Cox "Mickey" Ensor, 94, who have been married 75 years, like to talk about his early days in the late 1930s as a milkman delivering bottles to doorsteps in Parkville.
- The Union Bridge Business Association is trying a new approach to boosting businesses in town, and is transforming the association into more of a networking group.
- A celebration of love and Orioles Magic for these Howard County teachers
- "We actually got laughed out of a store when we asked for a size 16," Yuneisia Harris, explains on the premiere of the TLC network special "Curvy Brides," produced by the makers of the hit show "Say Yes to the Dress."
- "It's my belief that this is truly an abuse of agriculture law," said Edna Hirsch, drawing applause from many in the crowd packed into Harford Community College's Chesapeake Center Wednesday night for a community input meeting on a wedding venue planned in her Churchville neighborhood.
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- For almost a week, Fred Ford has set up shop across the street from a planned wedding venue on Churchville's Glenville Road, turned his front yard into a headquarters for opposition to the project.
- Tonight is the night that we say goodbye to "True Blood," the people and supes of Bon Temps, La., forever.
- A wedding venue planned on the site of a 51-acre farm on Glenville Road in Churchville has neighbors upset, but the owners' lawyer says the project will be upscale and not obtrusive.
- This long-distance love spanned from New York to Baltimore
- Let's face it. Some current and even a few traditional wedding trends are downright tacky, maybe even borderline offensive. Confused about proper wedding behavior? We recruited advice from a descendant of the queen of taste ¿ Emily Post.
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- A divided Havre de Grace City Council approved an unusual request earlier this week for a wedding reception near the Concord Point Lighthouse.
- Ceremony and reception honor the spirit of couple's late parents
- Infinity Theatre continues to add sparkle to summer theater in Anne Arundel County, as the current show offered by co-producers Alan Ostroff and Anna Roberts Ostroff offers audiences an "adventure of marriage that is built upon the magical spell of young love."
- Celeste Bonin, aka former WWE Divas Champion Kaitlyn, is taking some time away from wrestling after appearing at Maryland Championship Wrestling's Shane Shamrock Memorial Cup 14 in Joppa.
- Congratulations to Tim and Stacy Duer on the birth of their daughter, Elise Renee Duer, on June 28. She weighed in at 6 pounds 11 ounces and was 19 inches long. Maternal grandparents are David and Betty Streeter.
- After first meeting in middle school, this couple's paths finally crossed for good
- At one time, thousands of couples married each year in Elkton — once called the marriage capital of the East Coast — drawn by easy marriage license rules. Today, the stone building across the street from the county courthouse is the last chapel in town, the setting for about 200 marriage ceremonies a year.
- Small ceremony in Ellicott City made for an intimate event
- WASHINGTON (AP) ¿ The dramatic climax of Jennifer Miller and Michael Bennett's wedding came not at "I do," but a few phrases before.
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