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- by Devin Crum Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) officials verified that a roughly 30-inch snakehead fish found in Sue Creek is the first ever confirmed instance of the invasive species in Middle River. The person who found the fish on Thursday, Oct. 29, noted that it was already dead when he first saw it, but that it had probably not been dead more than a day. He could not attest to what had killed the fish, but he noted it was still bleeding when he found it. “I knew it was a snakehead pretty much the second I saw it,” said the man, who asked not to be named. But he fished it
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- by Emily Blackner On Tuesday, Nov. 3, IKEA White Marsh officially kicked off its 2015 Soft Toys for Education campaign. This annual fundraiser allows customers to purchase soft toys, with a portion
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The staff of IKEA White Marsh and representatives from Johns Hopkins Bayview, Kennedy Kreiger and Baltimore County Schools Office of Homeless Education joined together to kick off the retailer’s annual Soft Toys for Education campaign on Nov. 3.
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- by Devin Crum On Thursday, Oct. 29, Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz presented his priorities for county transportation projects to receive state funding to Pete Rahn, secretary of the Maryland Department of Transportation. The exchange happened during Rahn’s visit to Baltimore County as part of MDOT’s annual Consolidated Transportation Program (CTP) tour. In a letter to Secretary Rahn, Kamenetz outlined all of the transportation projects for which he would like state consideration - many of which are on the east side - while stressing that the Baltimore metropolitan region is now
the fifth most congested in the country and the inhibiting effect that is having on the growth of the local economy. “Researchers indicate that traffic congestion will only get worse in the next 20 years,” the letter states. “We need a comprehensive transit system that will support our local economy and accommodate future growth in a safe and reliable manner.” Kamenetz also points out that each state dollar invested in the Baltimore region will reach more than 25 percent of the state’s population. The county executive pointed to four significant east side projects to improve the county’s transportation infrastructure, the most major of which was, of course, Sparrows Point.
He said that while the redevelopment project at Sparrows Point enjoys such assets as 3,100 acres of industrially-zoned land, as well as access to a deep water port channel, two interstate highways and two rail lines, “the state needs to invest in certain infrastructure improvements to facilitate implementation of the plan,” which will result in generation of new jobs for the region. Specifically, Kamenetz asks for the construction of a full interchange at I-695 and Exit 44 (Broening Highway) to help maximize potential redevelopment activities. This would allow for truck avoidance of the toll plaza and would reduce truck traffic that impacts residential communities on Dundalk and Holabird Avenues, he explained.
Additionally, several bridges serving the property are in disrepair and are in danger of closure which could adversely affect the Sparrows Point redevelopment. Kamenetz points to the MD-151/North Point Boulevard bridge over Wharf Road and Industrial Railroad, the MD-157/ Peninsula Expressway bridge over ramps to I-695, the Wharf Road ramp bridge over Wharf Road and the Wharf Road bridge over Baltimore Industrial Railroad as bridges in need of rehabilitation and proper maintenance. Kamenetz also asked for the creation of a signalized intersection from Sollers Point Road and Main Street at Broening Highway to enhance road access and reduce traffic congestion as increased - see PRIORITIES on page 6 -
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- continued from page 1 local ecological balance. The species was first discovered in the Chesapeake Bay watershed in 2002 in a Crofton pond. In that instance, the state had success treating the pond to kill the snakeheads. But it would not be realistic to use that technique in the entire Bay watershed, Love said, and there are no state programs to eradicate the fish. Instead, DNR’s efforts are aimed more at learning how snakeheads interact with other animals in the environment and trying to anticipate and brace for any potential impacts, Love explained. However, the department is looking
into electrofishing in conjunction with recreational and commercial fishing, which he said have helped to reduce their biomass in recent years. DNR encourages anglers to kill and “harvest” any snakeheads they catch, rather than releasing them, and to report any catches in Maryland outside of the tidal Potomac River to fishingreport.dnr@ maryland.gov or 410-260-8325. Love noted that the state is acknowledging those reports and has incentives in place to encourage people to catch and kill them through legal methods. “But the public seems willing to euthanize them” either for food or for the good of the ecosystem, he said.
To learn more about the incentives, visit DNR’s website at http://dnr2. maryland.gov. While snakeheads may not look appetizing, they are a popular food fish in Asia and are delicious, Love commented, which is something to consider if you catch one. Some restaurants in the area even list snakehead on their menus, such as the Alewife restaurant in Baltimore. There is also a YouTube video on the state website which shows people how to prepare the
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- continued from page 4 redevelopment activities take place at the port and Sparrows Point. Other projects listed as priorities in Kamenetz’s letter included widening and raising of MD-7/Philadelphia Road between Campbell Boulevard and Mohrs Lane in Nottingham, completion of sidewalks along Kenwood Avenue from Lillian Holt Road to Hazelwood Avenue in Rosedale, and upgrading the MD-150/Eastern Boulevard streetscape in downtown Essex, which is one of the oldest in the county. Kamenetz states the MD-7 improvements would increase traffic capacity and safety in the area, as well as enhance Pulaski Highway as a location for new employment-related development. The sidewalks along Kenwood Avenue would increase
pedestrian safety for Overlea High School. And the “downtrodden” look of the downtown Essex public realm makes it difficult to encourage private reinvestment for improvements in buildings, the letter states. However, noticeably missing from the county executive’s list was the relocation of the Middle River MARC train station on Eastern Boulevard to the other side of MD-43. Essex and Middle River communities have advocated for this move for several years so that the station can become a part of the eventual redevelopment of the Middle River Depot property in a transit-oriented development. Former Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith and MDOT at one time both supported the move, with the state conducting a feasibility study that recommended it to move forward. But when Smith was appointed MDOT secretary in 2013, he quashed the project.
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Bob Bendler, president of the Essex-Middle River Civic Council (EMRCC), said he believes the project has more life now than it did two years ago with so much development and redevelopment happening in the area, and with Smith no longer in the picture it should be a priority to move forward. According to Ellen Kobler, spokesperson for the county executive, the MARC station relocation was included in Kamenetz’s presentations to the County Council and to Secretary Rahn, however. “The county executive made it very clear that that project remains a priority,” Kobler stated, adding that he stressed that to Rahn as well as County Council Chair Cathy Bevins, who represents the area. Kobler also stated that the letter described predominantly new projects, and the MARC station project would be included in the full transportation package submitted for state consideration. Bendler expressed relief that Kamenetz still supports the project and sees it as a priority for the east side. “I’ve been advised that the county will be following up with the state on this priority,” he said. “I’m encouraged that it will find its way back onto the table. “It’s obvious from looking at the current [MARC] station that it is at capacity. It can’t grow,” Bendler commented. “People go there and can’t find a parking spot and they don’t come back. So you don’t know how many riders you’ve lost.” He added that the accommodations at the station are lacking and a place is needed for riders to relax and enjoy the experience. Another hoped-for move to the area is Amtrak, which indicated in its 2010 northeast corridor infrastructure statement that a relocated MARC station would be desirable for their eventual location to the site. That statement also said the relocated station would be central to a vast amount of transit-oriented development and other redevelopment projects occurring in the area. Bendler agreed, pointing to Lockheed Martin’s cleanup and redevelopment efforts, the redevelopment of the Middle River Depot site, the planned redevelopment of the property owned by Len Weinberg adjacent to the Depot and the commercial and residential development occurring along MD-43 as prime examples.
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- continued from page 2 used the toys in its mobile vaccination vans, for hospitalized patients throughout the year and even for some of its geriatric patients. Meiswinkel said that the layout of those donation bins has been changed this year. “We wanted to try to do something a little different. It’s a little more festive-looking,” he explained. Another exciting, new aspect of the program is the special line of 10 limited-edition Sagoskatt soft toys which were designed by children around the world. Last winter, IKEA solicited drawings from children worldwide, choosing 10 to be made into soft toys sold exclusively in IKEA this Christmas season. The winners were chosen based on what judges thought children would most want to cuddle; these include a chubby unicorn, a dinosaur with a pirate hat, a sixarmed monster and more. “The same program is being opened up in the US,” Meiswinkel said. “Next year, some of those US toys could be winners.” One winner will be selected from each of the 41 US stores, along with the stores worldwide, and the judges will choose next year’s line from among those winners. Submissions are accepted from Oct. 30 Nov. 15 online at http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_GB/ good-cause-campaign/soft-toys-for-education/kidsdesign-for-good-cause/index.html# or by dropping the drawing off at the returns desk in the IKEA store. Last year, the store donated $2,791 worth of toys, and this year Meiswinkel said he’d “love to see that up in $3,500 range.” Company-wide, IKEA has donated 77 million euros to UNICEF since 2003, impacting 11 million children. “In the US, this Baltimore store has [consistently] been in the top five stores in terms of percentage to volume,” Meiswinkel revealed. “That’s really a testament to our customer base.”
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Darrius Sample, Dundalk Owls prove they are for real
- by Patrick Taylor There is an old saying that liars figure, but figures never lie. It is a tired cliche, one that doesn’t hold up under scrutiny. Numbers can be manipulated to fit any agenda. And when looking solely at team records, it can be pretty easy to buy into undeserved hype. I was worried that might be the case with the Dundalk Owls, who entered Friday night’s matchup with the Perry Hall Gators with an undefeated 8 - 0 record, but was proven wrong after the Owls clinically picked apart their opponent. I have seen a slew of Dundalk games up to this point and knew they had high-quality players. As a team they pass the eye test with flying colors. But in watching those games it became apparent that the quality of their opponents was lackluster at best. So the Owls sat at 8 - 0, but they hadn’t really played a quality opponent, with the exception being Catonsville, who are a solid team but nothing special. But you can’t fault a team for the schedule they face. And the Owls built up a massive amount of momentum leading up to their Friday night matchup with Perry Hall. Both teams needed a win - Dundalk to prove their quality, Perry Hall to work their way into the playoff picture. But both teams don’t have Darrius Sample, who has proven that he is an absolute stud. Sample is the perfect high school quarterback. His athleticism, high football I.Q. and ability to turn trash into treasure make him invaluable, and all of that was on display
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- continued from page 7 by the versatile Eure, but the poise Sample showed in such a high-stakes moment proved that he has everything it takes to lead his team deep into the postseason. Dundalk’s defense refound their footing, causing two takeaways with a recovered fumble and interception by Nicholson against Perry Hall quarterback Reece Wiseman in the third. Wiseman had struggled early in the contest, with an interception leading to Dundalk’s second touchdown of the night. But he got it together with a passing touchdown and a receiving touchdown on a beautifully executed trick play. Wiseman swept the ball to Sebastian Lucas and it looked like Lucas would be swallowed up for a minimal gain. But immediately after the sweep, Wiseman bolted down the sideline and Lucas fed him to bring Perry Hall within a touchdown. Wiseman began the third quarter with another touchdown pass, and the Gator defense managed to stifle a Dundalk drive. With the chance to go ahead, Dundalk’s defense stood firm and caused a fumble which led to Eure’s touchdown. That was followed by the Nicholson interception, and Sample took the team 70 yards before finishing off the drive with a 21-yard rushing touchdown.
On the Owls’ next drive, Sample again finished things off with a scramble from inside the five. And to cap things off for the evening, Sample found wide receiver Ta’vaughn Johnson for a 70-yard score, though plenty of credit needs to be given to Johnson, who has looked deadly all year, on that play. Sample finished the game with a school record eight total touchdowns, five with his legs and three through the air. The eight touchdowns bring his total number up to 32, which is another record for Dundalk. The team as a whole set a record for best start to a season with their ninth straight win. It’s worth noting that while Sample deserves a massive amount of credit, he wouldn’t be able to operate like he does without the likes of Nicholson, Johnson and Eure proving themselves as deadly weapons. Eure rushed for over 140 yards and added a couple dozen through the air, and Johnson and Nicholson managed to get open plenty and capitalize on their receptions. With Dundalk’s offense firing on all cylinders, they’re impossible to beat. Perhaps the most impressive theme of the night was the Owls’ ability to capitalize off of turnovers. Forcing turnovers is always a key to winning, but taking advantage of those turnovers is the most important thing a team can do. And with two touch-
downs set up by interceptions and one coming off of a fumble recovery, the Owls showed that opponents absolutely must take care of the ball lest they face the wrath of the Dundalk offense. The win keeps Dundalk atop the 3A/North standings while Perry Hall’s loss dropped them from fifth to sixth. Dundalk will finish regular season play on Friday when they take on Franklin at home at 6 p.m. The Gators will host Towson on Friday night at 7 p.m.
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The one-two punch of Ian McBorrough and Brandon Hlavach again combined to lead Eastern Tech to victory with the duo combining for five scores. Western Tech never stood a chance against the Mavericks, with Eastern Tech scoring early and often en route to a 46 - 7 win. Hlavach kicked things off with a 7-yard touchdown reception, which was quickly followed by a goal line run by McBorrough. McBorrough followed that up with a 31-yard rushing touchdown before Hlavach decided he wanted to get back in on the fun, scampering for a 63-yard touchdown in the third quarter. McBorrough responded by upping the ante with a 73-yard rushing touchdown shortly before the end of the third quarter. Tech now sits at 9 - 0 atop the 2A/ North standings, and they currently
find themselves at number nine in the Baltimore Sun high school power rankings (where Dundalk currently sits at 14). The Mavericks will host a strong Overlea team on Friday night at 7 p.m. For Overlea, their postseason hopes were dashed on Friday night with a 35 - 0 loss to Hereford. After starting off the season on the wrong foot, Overlea surged and looked like a postseason dark horse. Instead, they’ll be hoping to cap their season with an upset win over one of the best teams in the area. It’s a tall order, but Overlea has a defense capable of making big plays. Patapsco slipped past Kenwood over the weekend, edging out the Bluebirds by a score of 35 - 30. Like Overlea, Patapsco gave a late-season push that propelled them into a postseason bubble team, but that bubble has since been popped. Still, the Patriots will be proud of all they’ve accomplished this year as they host Woodlawn at home on Saturday at 1 p.m. Elsewhere, Parkville, Chesapeake and Sparrows Point all won over the weekend, though at this point they’re just playing for pride. Sparrows Point certainly regained some after stomping Pikesville 42 - 0. Parkville easily handled Towson by a score of 29 - 7, while Chesapeake managed to squeak one out against Northwestern.
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On Saturday, Nov. 7, at 2 p.m., join award-winning author Wayne Karlin at the Perry Hall Library, 9685 Honeygo Blvd. in Perry Hall, for a special lecture in honor of Veteran’s Day. Mr. Karlin discusses the haunting tale behind his latest book, “Wandering Souls: Journeys with the Dead and the Living in Vietnam.” Book signings available. Cash or checks only. Event is free, no reservations needed.
Veterans Day Service
The public is invited to attend the annual informal Veterans Day prayer service at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the Lamky-Luther-Whitehead Veterans Memorial, located within Holly Hill Memorial Gardens at 10201 Bird River Road in Middle River. Each year, we gather at the monument where we honor all veterans. There will be prayers, singing, stories and more. The service is open to all. For more info., email Keith Roberts at
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Angels Supporting Your Troops, Inc. is collecting unopened candy to send to our soldiers overseas, especially chocolate. Other items in demand include powdered drink mixes, beef jerky or Slim Jims, unopened jars of peanut butter and jelly, crackers and chewing gum. Also in need are ink pens. Contact Irene Spatafore at 410-284-5275 or drop items off at 7914 Diehlwood Road in Dundalk on the picnic table.
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St. Michael Lutheran Church, 9534 Belair Road in Perry Hall, will honor our veterans at a concert featuring patriotic music by St. Michael’s Music Ministry and guest artist Nick Biddle on Sunday, Nov. 8, at 3 p.m. For more information, contact Claudia Morrell at 410-256-8834 or
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On Sunday, Nov. 8, at 4:30 p.m., several area Boy Scout Troops will honor our heroes in a special way by placing luminaries on and around the LamkyLuther-Whitehead Veterans Memorial at Holly Hill Memorial Gardens, 10201 Bird River Road in Middle River. The gathering will be followed by a short reflection. Rain date: Nov. 15 at 4:30 p.m. Call Tony DeRuggiero at 410-365-5912 for more information.
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A vote investigated
- By Former Del. Jake Mohorovic In an article entitled “District 6 businesses show growth, success” (East County Times, Oct. 1, 2015) Republican Delegate Bob Long wrote, “the Maryland General Assembly passed a balanced budget that included NO TAX INCREASES.” Wow! Delegate Long gave me the impression he voted for the passage of
the Maryland State Budget (House Bill 70) that had no tax increases. This was certainly exciting news. So I double checked with the Maryland Department of Legislative Services to be sure. But my enthusiasm was crushed. Delegate Bob Long actually voted AGAINST the State Budget which had no tax increases. And no increases was the centerpiece of his campaign?
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McDonough to celebrate Rain Tax victory
Delegate Pat McDonough will celebrate the termination of the rain tax in Baltimore County with a victory party on Saturday, Nov. 14, at Carson’s Creekside Restaurant in Middle River. McDonough started his long journey against the rain tax more than threeand-a-half years ago. When the law was passed, the delegate would speak about it weekly on his radio show on WCBM, 680 AM. In the beginning, McDonough referred to the law as the “Storm Water Remediation Fee.” He discovered that many people viewed that title as complicated and uninspiring. McDonough then came up with the term “rain tax,” which more clearly defined the problem. The new name caught fire and generated major opposition. The term was picked up nationally by the media, who kept contacting McDonough. In 2014, McDonough introduced legislation to repeal the rain tax, which was defeated in committee. Despite the setback, the delegate continued to speak out on radio and in the community. As part of his re-election campaign, McDonough had “Stop the Rain Tax” on all of his signs and hand-out material. At the grassroots level, the delegate rolled up his sleeves and visited many business owners to encourage them to contact their representatives about the tax.
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DiNicola, Josephine R.
On Oct. 31, Josephine Rose DiNicola (nee Guiliano), 82, beloved wife of the late Henry Earnest DiNicola, Jr.; loving mother of Steven DiNicola, Nick DiNicola, Joe DiNicola, Francine Santoro and Vince DiNicola; cherished grandmother of Nicholas DiNicola, Henry DiNicola, Anthony Santoro and Josephine DiNicola. Also survived by many nieces and nephews in San Francisco, Calif., and Ridley Park, Pa. Visitation was held on Nov. 4 at the Bruzdzinski Funeral Home, 1407 Old Eastern Ave. in Essex, where a funeral will be held on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 9:30 a.m. A mass of Christian burial will follow at Our Lady of Mount Carmel, 1704 Old Eastern Ave. in Essex, at 10 a.m. Interment Holly Hill Memorial Gardens.
Lacher, Jean W.
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- by Teddy Durgin “Our Brand Is Crisis” dares to pose the question: “Is it OK to throw one South American country into complete social and political turmoil if, in the process, Sandra Bullock finds her soul?” According to director David Gorden Green and screenwriter Peter Straughan... yes! Yes, it is. Bullock plays Jane Bodine, a depressed, chain-smoking former election campaign strategist who has been out of the game for six years and living as a recluse in some remote snowy mountain range. She is pressed back into service by an old colleague named Nell (Ann Dowd) to revive the political fortunes of ex-Bolivian President Castillo (Joaquim de Almeida), who wants to return to office after 15 years. Castillo, though, trails by double digits in the polls against a younger, more dynamic rival named Rivera (Louis Arcella). In addition, Rivera’s campaign is being run by Jane’s arch rival Pat Candy (Billy Bob Thornton), whom she has never beaten head to head. As a movie, “Crisis” is a mess. It never finds a consistent tone. It tries to stake out some middle ground between broad comedy and gritty, on-the-ground political drama and comes up short on both counts. Its chief shortcoming, though, is I never really knew what or who I
was supposed to be rooting for while watching it. Is Castillo the right leader for his country? Are we supposed to pull for him? Because, for half the film, he just seems bored and going through the motions of a campaign. Does he really have a vision and a passion for public service? It doesn’t help that every time Rivera is on the screen, you can see his magnetism and why he is the front-runner. At the same time, are we supposed to pull for Jane? She seems like a perfectly miserable sort. Who cares if she burned out in politics half a decade ago? She makes it clear that she was a hired gun who never believed in her candidateclients or loved her country. She loved the game, the rivalries, the dirty tricks, the boozing and schmoozing. She’s clearly brilliant. But nothing gives her joy. She’s all smirks and quiet scoffs and sleepy-eyed cynicism. Green tries his best to give us commercial- and trailer-friendly moments throughout, like Jane stumbling down a flight of steps or throwing up in a trash can or almost falling off a chair. But the pratfalls play like outtakes from one of those “Miss Congeniality” movies and out of place for a flick that has “Wag the Dog”/”Bulworth”/”Ides of March” ambitions. The most interesting aspect of the - see CRISIS on page 14 -
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ENTERTAINMENT
New zombie flick is fun... scouts honor!
CRISIS
- continued from page 13 film is the rivalry with Candy, only because Thornton so effortlessly plays a scumbag. But even that falls short because 1) his candidate just seems to be the better politician, who we’re not allowed to pull for; and 2) the screenplay doesn’t allow Candy enough moments to best Jane, which would have made his eventual comeuppance all the more sweet. Still, I did enjoy their game of one-upsmanship, especially when Jane convinces a conductor to pull out of a train station early while Rivera is still giving a speech to the masses on the back of the caboose. There’s also a great scene late in the film where Jane slyly gets Rivera to quote notorious Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels as a “wise man” during a key campaign speech.
But too many “Aw, come on!” moments pile up throughout. The worst occurs in the film’s closing moments where suddenly we’re asked to believe Jane’s life and career take a complete, 180-degree humanitarian turn as rebellion in the streets intensifies. The film needed to earn this ending. It needed to earn your vote. It didn’t.
- by Teddy Durgin Now, right up front, I can tell you that NO seriousminded reviewer is going to give this movie a positive review. Fortunately, I am not a serious-minded reviewer. “Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse” is a really fun flick, folks, especially if you are someone like me who isn’t burned out on zombie flicks, zombie TV series, zombie video games, zombie cooking shows, etc. Yes, I’ve seen every zombie flick to hit the big screen in recent years - everything from the “Dawn of the Dead” remake to “Warm Bodies.” Unfortunately, with my hectic journalism schedule, I’m too busy to sit down with most TV series. So, I don’t watch “The Walking Dead” or “Fear the Walking Dead.” And I - see ZOMBIE on page 15 -
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ZOMBIE
- continued from page 14 really haven’t played video games since my old Atari 2600 gave out and I had to say “Buh-bye” to Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and their respective spouses and offspring. So, I am not burned out on the slow-walking undead who are oh so eager to feast on human survivors. Tye Sheridan, Logan Miller and Joey Morgan star as three lifelong friends who have been Boy Scouts since they were six years old. Now they are sophomores in high school and Sheridan’s Ben and Miller’s Carter want to quit, turn in their dorky uniforms and discover the touch of young females. But Morgan’s Augie doesn’t want to change. He lost his dad a couple of years earlier, and Scouts are a way to keep his dad’s memory alive. Soon, though, none of them will be alive if they contract a zombie virus that’s spreading like wildfire through their small town. They and the local stripper, Denise
(Sarah Dumont), are all that stands between the few human survivors and extinction. Well, that’s not totally true on those last two counts. One, Denise insists that she is just a cocktail waitress at the local touch and feel. And two, the zombie outbreak is not a true apocalypse. It’s localized to their town, and Ben and his friends hear via radio that the military is going to bomb their little burg into oblivion in two hours. That’s how long they have to find Ben’s sister and her friends, who are having a super-secret seniors party at an unknown location. That’s really all the plot you need for this kind of flick. It provides both a mission and a ticking clock for our protagonists. All that’s needed from then on are some well-paced zombie attacks and a dozen or so good gory kills. “Scouts Guide” has both in abundance. My favorite is the surprise attack of a crazy cat lady (Cloris Leachman!) followed by an attack of her... zombie cats!
Clearly, this is not high-brow entertainment. Some of the more raunchy, profane humor is a bit off considering the three leads are essentially a trio of sweet, genuinely nice kids. Personally, I prefer the PG-rated spills and thrills of “Goosebumps” because that never felt like it had to pander to the lowest common denominator for street cred. But the R rating here does feel more appropriate to what is actually going on on screen. Sheridan was remarkable in movies like “Mud” and “Tree of Life.” So, it’s nice to see such a talented young actor elevating a genre pic like this. Miller and Morgan, meanwhile, provide funny support and screen vets Leachman and David Koechner get to ham it up as recently zombified townsfolk who have it in for the boys. ”Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse” is paced well and ultimately delivers for those who like their yuks served up with plenty of yucks.
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Kim and Jack Biro of Parkville have been chosen to receive up to $500 in vehicle
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nominated by their ex-daughter-in-law, Melody Marrone. Marrone wrote in her nomination that Kim Biro has gone above and beyond to help her and numerous other individuals throughout the last 10 years. Specifically, Biro has helped Marrone who is disabled - and her children (Biro’s grandchildren) by allowing them to live with her and driving them to wherever they need to go, all while caring for her husband who has Alzheimer’s and dementia. Now Biro’s brakes are in desperate need of service with little extra cash to get it done, Marrone explained, and the
family would certainly be in dire straights if the car were taken out of commission. “She makes sure so many people are taken care of, I just want to see her taken care of,” Marrone wrote, adding that Biro is not in great health herself, but still puts everyone else before herself. “If anyone deserves the help, it’s her!” Why Pay More owner Russell Bates gave a special “thank you” to Robert Bolles, manager of the local NAPA auto parts store at 6300 Frankford Ave. in Overlea, for their help with the contest. “And stay tuned; we are in discussions about doing another contest for Christmas!” Bates added.
Rommel’s Ace collecting items for Operation Gratitude care packages In observance of Veterans Day and Thanksgiving Day, all 11 Rommel’s Ace Home Centers will be collecting care package items and thank you cards. The donated items will be sent to the men and women of the U.S. military by the nonprofit organization Operation Gratitude. This will take place in the Rommel’s Ace stores Nov. 13 through 30. Operation Gratitude seeks to lift spirits and meet the evolving needs of our active duty and veteran communities, and to provide volunteer opportunities for all Americans to express their appreciation to members of our military. Operation Gratitude annually sends 150,000-plus care packages filled with food, hygiene products, entertainment and handmade items, plus personal letters of support, addressed to individual soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines de-
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Arrests made in connection with body found off I-95
Maryland State Police homicide investigators arrested two individuals connected with the body found on Oct. 27 in a wooded area along I-95, in Baltimore County. The individuals arrested are identified as Mark Vonnordeck, 48, and Dawn Surdi, 61. Both share a residence in the 200-block of Carroll Island Road in Middle River. The two were charged on warrants with first degree murder, first degree assault and second degree assault. Surdi was arrested last on Oct. 30 at her residence without incident. Vonnordeck was located a short distance from the residence after attempting to flee on foot. Vonnordeck and Surdi are being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center. The victim has been identified as Thomas J. Pope, 18, of the 3500-block of Honeysuckle Lane inMiddle River. Pope’s family reported him missing to the Essex Precinct of the Baltimore County Police Department on Oct. 26. Pope’s body was found around noon. in a wooded area along a fire service road near the 71.7 mile marker in Kingsville, Maryland. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner ruled Pope’s death a homicide. Investigators believe the victim was familiar with the suspects. A motive for the murder has not yet been determined. Maryland State Police homicide investigators continue to work in cooperation with members of the Criminal Enforcement Division and the Maryland State Police Forensics Laboratory. Investigators have also briefed the Baltimore County State’s Attorney’s Office on the progress of this case.
Current crime trends
Since Oct. 14, there have been three commercial robberies in the Parkville and White Marsh precincts involving similar motive and suspect description. Cases occurred on weekdays during late morning and afternoon hours. In all three cases, suspects displayed or implied weapons and took money. In the third case, the suspects also took cigarettes. Anyone with information regarding these incidents is urged to contact Baltimore County police.
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A fatal crash on Pulaski Highway on Nov. 1 resulted in a secondary crash that led police on a pursuit into Baltimore City, ending in the death of a oneyear-old boy. At 6:49 p.m. Baltimore County Police were notified that a pedestrian had been struck by a motor vehicle on Pulaski Highway near Krueger Avenue. The pedestrian, an adult male, was struck as he attempted to cross Pulaski Highway. The driver remained on the scene. The victim was transported to Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, where he was later pronounced deceased. He has been identified as Randolph Croom, 51, of the 8200-block of Pulaski Highway. As a result, a portion of Pulaski Highway was closed while the Baltimore County Crash Investigation Team conducted its investigation. At approximately 9:07 p.m. a silver MercedesBenz traveling on Pulaski Highway struck a Baltimore County Police cruiser assisting in the road closure. The officer assigned to the cruiser suffered non-life-threatening injuries when she jumped over the jersey wall in an effort to get out of the way of the Mercedes. The driver of the Mercedes immediately fled the scene on Pulaski Highway towards Baltimore City, initiating a pursuit by another Baltimore County Police officer who had been assisting with the initial fatal crash investigation. The officer pursued the violator to just inside Baltimore City onto Moravia Road. According to the Baltimore City Police Department, the vehicle was traveling northbound in the 5400-block of Moravia Road, approaching Sinclair Lane on a steady red signal. The Mercedes entered the intersection at a high rate of speed. The front passenger side of the Mercedes struck the rear driver’s side of a Volvo C30. The Volvo made the right turn from eastbound Sinclair Lane onto northbound Moravia Road. The Volvo rotated clockwise and mounted the east curb continuing to rotate into a bus stop were a one-year-old was in a stroller. The Volvo struck the child, who landed near the driveway to the Parkside Shopping Center. The Mercedes then continued north on Moravia Road in the 5300-block, coming to rest approximately 250 feet north of the collision scene.
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At 1:15 p.m. on Oct. 27, Baltimore County Police and Fire personnel responded to the 7100-block of Belair Road in White Marsh for a serious crash. The initial investigation into this crash has indicated that a Baltimore City Police motorcycle was traveling northbound on Belair Road approaching Madeline Avenue. A Jaguar traveling southbound on Belair Road moved to turn left onto Madeline Avenue. The Jaguar turned into the path of the motorcycle, and the two vehicles collided. The operator of the Baltimore City Police Motorcycle, a 15-year veteran of the Baltimore City Police Department, was transported to the R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, where he is in critical condition.
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IN YOUR WORDS Ensuring safe and healthy learning and work environments should never be an issue that is subject to politics. In his startlingly slanted editorial, “School air conditioning fight heats up between Kamenetz and state leaders” (Oct. 15), Patrick Taylor serves as a mouthpiece for County Executive Kamenetz’s public relations machine and attempts to portray Governor Hogan and Comptroller Franchot as politically motivated. In so doing, Mr. Taylor completely missed the point of this entire public health and safety ordeal. This is not the first time that Mr. Franchot has used his highprofile position to speak up on behalf of thousands of students and teachers who learn and work in unhealthy environments. He has done so starting with Middleborough Elementary School four years ago, and has not stopped since. Myself and other parents of Middleborough Elementary School students fought to get air-conditioning installed in that school. I can
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personally say Mr. Franchot absolutely cares for the children of the state of Maryland. Without his help we would have been brushed off like every other group before us. He did it for the health and well-being of the children who attend Middleborough and the staff who work there. Anybody who has followed the town halls he held in Dundalk and Arbutus this month can attest to the fact that this issue is deeply personal, and not at all political, to countless families. Kids and teachers are getting sick, becoming nauseous and faint, and finding themselves unable to concentrate and learn as a result of sweltering classrooms with inadequate air circulation. It’s not about the money either, as Mr. Kamenentz has recently suggested. Our county has gotten more money for school construction and more state funding per pupil than all of our neighboring counties. I was there when Mr Kamenetz had the ability to use money
from the new alcohol tax to help fund air-conditioning. Yet, he chose to replace lockers and stage lighting. When asked why, he said it was to reward the elected officials who voted for the alcohol tax, because it was a “hard vote.” So it wasn’t about need or the students; it was about rewarding fellow politicians. That doesn’t sound political to you does it? And it’s not about the cost and reliability of portable air conditioners. We know they work because they have been installed with great success in Anne Arundel County and elsewhere. Our county leaders need to stop playing the blame game and take action with the state funding that they do have. In our system of government, it is the people’s job to talk and the government’s job to listen. And I hope, for the sake of the health and well-being of our young children and dedicated teachers, that county leaders start listening and start acting. Michael Darenberg, Essex
Regarding the North Point Government Center: Facts, Not Fiction
Contrary to the comments and statements received from the county administration and the developer, let me give you some facts. Thousands of petition signers opposed the sale of the North Point Government Center property and hundreds of letters were sent to state and local agencies. The Baltimore County administration attempted to persuade the citizens by saying the monies for the sale would be used to provide air-conditioning for area schools. Then the county was going to save money by moving the North Point police precinct to the Eastwood Elementary School building to save money. The last I heard, it was going to cost approximately $8 million to transfer the police station to Eastwood. Those dollars could have gone a long way to air conditioning schools in the area. The Government Center has served as a regional park for over 60 years and thousands of citizens in at least 10
communities still rely on it for their recreational needs. The administration states that a “vocal minority” is opposed to the sale of North Point. But the overwhelming amount of residents surrounding the center are opposed to its sale. This is backed by the 7,000-plus petition signers and hundreds of individuals and organizations in the area who have voiced their opposition in writing to the state Board of Public Works and other state and county officials. The sale of park land by Baltimore County sets a dangerous precedent that could make every park and playground in the county vulnerable to sale by its government. The county is supposed to be protecting our parks for future generations, not selling them. The administration states they have had over 60 meetings with the community regarding the Merritt Pavilion Development. There were two required PUD meetings in which a combined 500-plus residents attended in vehement opposition to the sale of North
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Point; only about 20 attendees spoke in favor of the sale. What communities have they had the remaining meetings with? There have been a number of meetings that occurred with the Dundalk Recreation Council. People from the community were prohibited from attending most of those meetings. For the most part, the actual Dundalk Recreation Council members have remained neutral about North Point. There was a time when the county would meet with the residents about a proposed park to work with them in developing something that would meet the community’s needs. The county’s process at North Point has created a loss of theater space, loss of field space and lack of community input or involvement. Many of the residents and volunteers that are opposing the sale have spent their own money and thousands of hours in dedication to the principles of what recreation - continued on page 19 -
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Luncheon Bingo
Turkey Dinner
Catholic War Veterans Needed
The American Legion Post 130, 8666 Silver Lake Catholic War Veterans of the USA is looking for Drive in Perry Hall, will hold luncheon bingo on veterans to restart the Maryland State Department Monday, Nov. 9, at 11 a.m. (doors open at 10:30 a.m. Catholic War Veterans Post 706 at Our Lady of Mt. and bingo begins at noon). November’s lunch is a Carmel Church in Essex. Membership is open to complete Thanksgiving meal. Includes free water American citizens who are baptized and in good and coffee; sodas $1. Tickets $14. Call 410-870-0625. standing in the Catholic Church, male and female, “PAPA’S SMOKEHOUSE who have honorably served on active duty for at least FAMILY RESTAURANT” 90 days, or are currently on active duty; overseas serL O vice not required. The Auxiliary is open to Catholics O K F O R WE DELIVER OUR DAILY related to a veteran within two degrees. At least 15 FOOD SPEC MON-FRI veterans are needed to restart the Post. Activities and Children Und IALS! 11:30AMEAT FREE fro er 12 m benefits include wreath laying ceremonies, monthly K id s Menu w/pay 2:30PM ing adult meetings, special Sunday masses for Veterans Day HAPPY HOUR: MON. - FRI. 1PM-6PM $15 Minimum and Memorial Day, helping other veterans and their (3 mile radius) HALF PRICE ON DOMESTIC BEER 16 BEERS families, performing community projects and enjoy& RAIL DRINKS ON TAP! ing comradeship and reaffirming faith. Annual dues ENTERTAINMENT are $25. For more info., contact State Commander Friday Nov. 6: Karaoke Gil Barker at 410-299-7283.
St. Francis of Assisi, 3615 Harford Road, will hold their 60th annual turkey dinner on Sunday, Nov. 8, from 12:30 - 6:30 p.m. Complete turkey dinner with all the trimmings, silent auction, cake and toy wheels and a cash raffle with a $1,000 grand prize. $13 for adults, $6 for children under 12 and free for children under 3. Carry-out $1 extra. Call 410-467-1683.
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The Back River Restoration Committee’s shrimp feast has been rescheduled to Sunday, Nov. 8, from 7 - 11 p.m. at Hawk’s Pleasure Club, 430 Riverside Drive in Essex. Tickets $40 pp; includes hot and cold buffet featuring steamed shrimp, draft beer and soda, as well as auctions, raffles, door prizes and a DJ. For tickets, contact Don Albright at 410-977-1168 or
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SPOTLIGHT
Joe D’Anna Becomes Eagle Scout
Congratulations to Essex resident Joe D’Anna, who recently achieved Eagle Scout ranking, the highest advancement in Boy Scouting. For his final project, Joe elected to erect a flagpole in front of the Knights of Columbus at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel on Eastern Boulevard and surround it with a natural stone path. He also incorporated a beautiful stone that marked the passing of a special needs scout in his troop as well as a plaque honoring the combat vets he volunteers with Operation Second Chance/NBLP. Joe’s experiences over 13 years of Scouting included two two-week backpacking treks to Philmont in New Mexico (the second time as lead scout) and working at Broad Creek Scout Reservation in the summer months. He is now helping his brothers and other scouts climb the ranks to Eagle.
Holiday Bazaar
Piney Grove United Methodist Church, 201 Bowleys Quarters and Carroll Island Roads in Middle River, will hold its annual holiday bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Features shopping and soups, hot dogs, drinks and a bake table.
Pork and Sauerkraut Dinner
The Ladies Auxiliary of Gunpowder VFW Post 10067, 6309 Ebenezer Road in Middle River, will hold a pork and sauerkraut dinner on Friday, Nov. 6, from 5 - 7 p.m. Menu includes pork, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, vegetable, dessert and coffee or iced tea. $10; call 410-335-8933 or 410-335-5618.
Christmas Bazaar
Chesaco United Methodist Church, 901 Chesaco Ave. in Rosedale, will hold its annual Christmas bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Features vendors, crafts, a bake table, Belgian waffles, hot dogs and drinks.
Harrisburg Christmas Show
Jeannie’s Travelers travel group for seniors will sponsor a bus trip to Maryland LIVE casino on Saturday, Dec. 5. Price TBD; call 410-391-5920.
Bull and Oyster Roast
The Military Order of the Cootie Pup Tent No. 4 will hold its annual bull and oyster roast on Sunday, Nov. 8, from 1 - 6 p.m. at the Essex - Holly Neck Memorial VFW Post 2621, 206 Riverside Road. (The Ravens do not play that day.) Menu catered by Sassy Caterers includes pit beef, raw oysters, Italian sausage, Maryland crab soup, hot dogs, various side dishes, cake, coffee, beer and setups. Music provided by Musicologist Reggie Kelly. Tickets $40 pp; a portion of the proceeds will go toward the Baltimore County Persian Gulf, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans Killed in Action Monument. No minors allowed. For tickets, call the VFW at 410-391-5200.
Pizza and Improv Night
Patapsco High School will host its annual pizza and improv night on Tuesday, Nov. 10, from 6:30 8:30 p.m. in the Black Box Theatre, 8100 Wise Ave. in Dundalk (use Langport Avenue entrance). Students grades 6 - 8 can join current Patapsco students for a night of improvisation games, with pizza and drinks served. $1 donation suggested to benefit the International Thespian Society. RSVP to Kelly Carlson at 410-887-7060x269 or
[email protected].
Christmas Craft Show
Rosedale American Legion Auxiliary Unit 180, 1331 Seling Ave., is holding a two-day Christmas craft show on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 8, from 2 - 6 p.m. Handmade, quality crafts. Call Kathleen at 410-488-5035.
Luncheon/Bingo
The Ladies Auxiliary of Rockaway Beach Volunteer Fire Company, located at the corner of Turkey Point and Greyhound Roads, will hold a luncheon/ bingo on Wednesday, Nov. 11, beginning at 10 a.m. Tickets $12 for lunch, bingo games and specials. For more info., call 410-574-7067.
Southern Gospel Concert
Cub Hill Bible Presbyterian Church, 2927 Cub Hill Road in Parkville, will present a Southern Gospel concert featuring The Gracemen on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 7 - 8:30 p.m. A love offering will be taken to benefit FTF Christian Radio Network. For more info., visit www.FTFM.org/events or call 443-986-9990.
Christmas Bazaar
The Essex Co-op will hold a Christmas bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 14, starting at 9 a.m. Features crafts, jewelry, baked goods, decorations, books, puzzles and more, with lunch beginning at 11 a.m.
Dundalk Chorus Concert
The Dundalk Chorus will present their annual concert on Sunday, Nov. 8, at Heritage Parkville Gardens, 7631 Harford Road, from 5 - 6 p.m. After the show, stay until 8 p.m. for a buffet dinner and dancing until 9 p.m. The show, “In Black & White,” will feature the Dundalk Sweet Adelines, 2014 Region 19 Quartet Champions GQ, and more. Dinner includes beer, wine, sodas, tea and coffee, and there will be 50/50s, door prizes and other raffles. Tickets $34 for dinner and show ($330 for table of 10) and $12 for show only. Contact Bev Bruening at 410-866-2288.
Spaghetti Dinner
The Ladies of Dundalk and Dundalk Knights of Columbus will present their annual spaghetti dinner on Sunday, Nov. 8, from 1 - 5 p.m. at the Knights of Columbus hall, located on Sollers Point Road behind the fire station. Menu features spaghetti, meatballs and Dave Denaro’s famous homemade sauce. There will also be a 50/50 raffle, tombola and a bake table. $8 for adults, $9 for carryout and $4 for children 12 and under.
“Raise the Roof ” Concert
Faith Lutheran Church, 2200 Old Eastern Ave. (across from Geresbeck’s), is holding a concert on Saturday, Nov. 7, at 7 p.m. The “Raise the Roof” concert will feature original music written and performed by T. R. Rohrs (stage name Truva Kaplan). The songs are part of his “American Days” series about American history and life. A free-will offering will be taken to help pay for the church’s new roof. CDs also available. Call the church at 410-687-7500.
Thrift Shop
The Hall Closet thrift shop at Orems United Methodist Church, 1020 Orems Road in Middle River, will open on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 8:30 a.m. - noon. Features clothing, toys, books, jewelry, housewares, bedding and many Christmas items. Call 410-687-9483.
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Lic. #589 Serving Baltimore Dept. of Agriculture for over 30 years.
GUTTERS CONCRETE GUTTERS
Accepting major FREEall Accepting allESTIMATES majorcredit creditcards. cards.
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ROOFING ROOFING
LAWN CARE
EVERD EVERDROOFING ROOFINGINC. INC. FREE Estimates FREEOUTBACK Estimates• •FHA FHACerts Certs Sr. Discounts Services Sr.LAWN Discounts• •Emergency Emergency Services SERVICE
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Serving ServingCanton Canton• •Fells FellsPoint Point• •Federal FederalHill Hill 443-791-LAWN &&Highlandtown Highlandtownforforover over3030years years
PLUMBING A.W. SMITH & SON
Termites & Pest Control Termites • Ants • Roaches Fleas • Mice • Rats • Bed Bugs
www.allpest.com 410-288-9300 Baltimore
License #26036
Plumbing & Heating
Dependable & Reliable! Call us 1st for your Plumbing Needs
410-284-ANDY MPL #88025 ( 2639 )
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SERVICE DIRECTORY Your Guide To Area Services & Goods AIR/HEATING PLUMBING
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BILL’S MITCHELL B
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Refrigeration & AC, Inc. R Plumbing & Heating , inc .
Servicing 410-344-9320 All Brands
MASTER PLUMBER • Furnaces RICHARD M. DIOTTE • LIC. #MP180A • AirSERVICE Conditioning 24 HOUR • Heat Pumps Repair or replacement of sewer lines, water lines, hot water heat& Installation ers &Sales all plumbing needs. Repair, replace or Citizen new installation of all Senior Discounts heating and airLIC. conditioning H.V.A.C #01-2519 units. ®
Heating • Heat Pumps 410-477-6955 410-285-4596 MD. STATE LIC. #2169
Air-Tech
Refrigeration & Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
PLUMBING LLC Custom design & installation of duct Winter Specials - Call Today!
PERRY HALL • 100% low cost financing
work in older homes is our specialty…
• 12 month same as cash plans • Senior citizen discounts offered • All brands serviced • All major credit cards accepted Master Plumber • Emergency service 24hrs/ 7 days • Food service equipment
Mike Warfield
410-218-3082
24 HOURS • 7 DAYS • WE SERVICE ALL BRANDS
HONEYGOPLUMBING.COM 410-335-3660 Heating •MD Air LIC. Conditioning 76627
Lic# 6926
HOME IMPROVEMENT
LAWN CARE
Expect Excellence with
Bulls Landscaping & Lawncare
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INTEGRITY BUILDERS, LLC
Since WHy ReneW WHen 1955! We Can RepaiR?
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Specializing in Hard to Find Leaks in Siding, Windows & Roofs.
A/C • HEATING Gutters, Trim, New Shingles, Rotten Wood Replacements, Expert Slate & Chimney Repair. ELECTRICAL OWenS ROOFing 410-285-3470 410-282-1157 • 443-928-8169
MARINE CONSTRUCTION
EXTERMINATING ROOFING
Roofing ACRES OF PARTS
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“U” gutteRS SeamleSS PICK IT! Soffit & Siding “U” RepaiRS PULL IT! & inStallation EZ Pickins
Delta RemodeLIng BRING YOUR TOOLS Hundreds of Autos to Choose From!
30 Years Experience Paying Top $$$ forMHIC# any Car! 30858 216 Earls Rd., Balto. 21220 410-879-0300
Lic#J084200 410-335-2998 Accepting all major credit cards.
MASONRY
Roofers Inc.
High-quality Roof
Installation & Repairs EXTERMINATING
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Ants and Fleas Metal Flashing Gutters Downspouts Average& House $50 Storm Damage Repairs Average Apartment $40
tOwING GUTTERS
Seamless Gutters & Gutter Guards
• Insured • Roll Back Towing •Installation Wheel Lift Service & Repairs • Junk Cars Removed Free Roofing & Roofing Repairs • Major Credit Cards Accepted MHIC# 30858
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MULCH
PAINTING
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410-687-5382
Lic. #589 Serving Baltimore Dept. of Agriculture for over 30 years.
443-220-6100
[email protected]
Lic #89178
• 5 KINDS YOUR AD OF MULCH Serving Baltimore, Harford Co., Inc. Call Today -410-780-3303 • Fax -& Sons 410-780-2616 & Cecil Counties • SOIL • STONE COULD BE Roman Style CONCRETE • Fall Clean-up
AUTOMOTIVE
• Gutter Cleaning • Tree Trimming, Pruning & Removal • Airation, Fertilization • Overseeding • Bobcat Services 1042 Kris AUTO Bull - Owner Cell AUCTION - 410-361-0273
AUTO AUCTION LOT PAINTING PARKING SALES EVERY THURSDAY•Next Sale:
Thurs., 12 • 8:00 am Thurs.,November February 20•8:00am
PARKING LOT MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Featuring repossessed REGISTRATION & INSPECTION assets from area Credit STARTING AT 7:00 a.m. Unions, Banks and other Financial Institutions. To view autos being offered this week go to:
YOUR AD COULD BE www.bscamerica.com & click on Public Sale • Sealcoating WELCOME! • PUBLIC Crack fill HERE!! n o i t c • Striping c k Au CallCaToday r&Tru CONCRETE PLUS, INC. 410-893-5200 780-3303 410-592-1373
NOTE: In order to Bid on a car a $1,000 cash deposit is required and refunded day of sale if a purchase is not made. If you are attending the Public Sale and not bidding a deposit is not required.
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AUTO PARTS ROOFING
Delta RemodeLIng
CLASSIFIED
Specializing in: AUTOMOTIVE Additions, Windows, Decks, Doors, Siding...Everything!
Call for FREE 1042 in-home estimate 410-285-5275 AUTO 443-846-4971 AUCTION
AIR/HEATING ROOFING
1051
Thursdays at 8:00 am CLAYTON STATION 1300 BUSINESS CENTER WAY EDGEWOOD, MD 21040
1051
MHIC #51369
VEHICLES WANTED
VEHICLES WANTED
A-1 DONATE YOUR CAR FOR BREAST CANCER! Help United Breast Foundation education, prevention, & support programs. FAST FREE PICKUP - 24 HR RESPONSE - TAX DESEWER855-403-0213 & DRAIN DUCTION
DONATE YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR BOAT TO HERITAGE FOR THE BLIND. 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE Free 3SinceDay Vacation, Tax 1970 Deductible, Free Towing, All Paperwork Taken Care Of. CALL 1-800-895-7416
PLUMBING
ACTION PLUMBING CLEANING, INC.
Cash For Cars. We buy Water & Sewer Line all cars and trucks, any Replacement condition. Free towing. Call Mention 24 thishours. ad and get 410-258-0947.
15% OFF Booking
CAPITAL CLASSIC CARS. 410-668-5776 Buying All European & Classic Cars. ANY condition, ANY location. Porsche, Mercedes, Jaguar & More! Top Dollar PAID. CapitalClassicCars.com Steve Nicholas 571282-5153 DONATE AUTOS, TRUCKS, RV’S. LUTHERAN MISSION SOCIETY. Your donation helps local families with food, clothing, shelter, counseling. Tax deductible. MVA License #W1044. 410-636-0123 or www.LutheranMissionSociety.org
PLUMBING
• HEATING •HELP COOLING SAVE • PLUMBING ANIMALS LOCALLY! We ChargeYOUR By The Job, DONATE CAR. Not By The Hour
Humane Society of Baltimore Co.
Master Plumbing License #4955
410-391-4737 Free Towing. www.albrightsmechanical.com Tax Deduction.
¥410-833-8848 LICENSED ¥ BONDED ¥ INSURED ext. 202 Senior Citizen Discounts
ANNOUNCEMENTS
2002
AUCTION AUCTION - Online Bidding Metal Working Equipment, Pumps, Tools & Equipment Lathes, Breaks, Presses, Misc. Size Pumps, Gearboxes, Welders & More! Bid 11/2 - 11/12, Chester, VA www.motleys.com/industrial o 804-232-3300x4 VAAL#16
DOMENICO PARRAVANO
2004
HERE!! HAPPY ADS Call Today New Beginnings Fellowship Church 780-3303 Meets at
Sandalwood Elementary School 900 S. Marlyn. Avenue in Essex Sunday Service 10AM
PAVING
OAKS 2002 PA VING AUCTION COMPANY, Inc. Commercial & Residential
AUCTION NOTICE • Excavating & Demolition
• Asphalt & Concrete Services • Winter Maintenance (Snow Removal & Ice Control)
IT IS HEREBY GIVEN Free Estimates • MHIC #127723 that the contents of the following “Norental job is unit/s too large or small, located at we service them ALL!” CHESAPEAKE MINI STORAGE 410-357-5817 3000 Eastern Boulevard Baltimore, MD 21220 410-802-3538 will be offered at public auction for non-payment of rent on
November 11, 2015
PLUMBING at 11:30 a.m.
Terms: Cash We reserve the right to reject all bids. Contents may include household, business, autoCo., partsInc. and Plumbing & Heating miscellaneous items. All vehicles Quality atasa Fair will be sold parts Price only. Items must be removed from premises within 24 hours.
Ellinghaus 410-327-8670
Specialist 041 -Boiler Rick Dixon
•042 Repair/replace sewer water lines - Joe Martin CountyBlondell sewer hookup 064 -• Harry • Water Heaters • Sump Pumps 089 - Beverly McCormick sink disposal repair 119• Toilet, - Sonia Russell-Brooks All Plumbing RepairsR.- Large or Small 125 - Lawrence Riston
157 - David Williams Since 1978 Serving East Baltimore 172 - Courtney L.G.Ellinghaus MdMaddox St 2446/B.Co. 8A 191 - Brian Hall 237 - James Dickey 249 - Melissa Stone 278 - Lauren Guido 285 - Brian Chenoweth 327 - Alisha Haines 436 - David Williams 458 - Samantha London 464 - Franklin D. Gaskins, Jr. 477 - Allen Ronald Schaffer, III 535A - Michael Cox 647 - Dan Gregory 666 - Vaughn Simmons, Jr.
Auction will be held on the premises of Chesapeake Mini Storage 3000 Eastern Blvd. Baltimore, MD 21220 410-687-6464
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• Masonry • Patios HAPPY ADS • Additions • Porches • Sidewalks • Flag Stone Water Proofing • Driveways YOGA •CLASSES
Home: 410-335-5009 Back River Cell: 410-365-3083 United Methodist Church, MHIC#8990
544 Back River Neck Rd. 11120 Philadelphia Rd., Balto., MD 21162 Tuesday mornings 10:30 A.M. All levels, especially beginners & seniors. $5 per class (Monthly) LOAN, BUY AND SELL or $7 drop-in. CALL Top $$$ Paid For Dana Gold443-756-4290 Necklaces,
PAWN
$$$ $$$ $$$ Essex Pawn & Jewelry
Bracelets, Rings, etc. Any Condition.
OPEN MON. - FRI. 10 A.M. - 7 P.M. SAT. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M.
138 EASTERN BLVD.
410-687-5045 2002
AUCTION
PLUMBING
LEGAL PLUMBING & HEATING, INC. NOTICE MITCHELL
Pursuant to the power of sale 410-344-9320 contained under Maryland Self MASTER PLUMBER Storage Facility Act,• LIC. senate Bill RICHARD M. DIOTTE #MP180A #16-202: The following personal 24 HOUR SERVICE property will be sold at public Repair or replacement of sewer auction on Thursday, Nov. heat12, lines, water lines, hot water ers &2015 all plumbing needs. Repair, at 11:00am on the replace or new installation of all premises of Fullerton Self heating and air conditioning units. Storage at 7989/7979 Rossville Blvd., Baltimore, MD 21236. (410-665-8910) Fullerton Self Storage right to MD. reserves STATE LIC.the #2169 cancel a sale at any time for any reason. All units listed below are miscellaneous items unless otherwise specified. TERMS OF SALE: CASH ONLY PS #31P - Kenyatta Bolton Unit #B064 - Ramona West Unit #B078 - Stazi SimmonsWhitehead Unit #B082 - Dawn Files Unit #B126 - Denise Page Unit #E298 - Steve Michael Blair Unit #D261 - John Disciorio Unit #00082 - Vernetta Marie Hale Unit #1205R - Kimberly K. Wells Wieteha Unit #1076B - Michael Stocks Unit #2087B - Geraldine Maddox Unit #2097B - Leontyse Adams
2004
KING HAPPY ADS MULCH
DEADLINE:
OASIS Monday Painting Company
5 P.M.
Fall Paint Special
• Residential • Commercial • Interior • Exterior 2004 • Bonded & Insured HAPPY ADS • Wall Paper Removal • Senior Discounts
Tampons & 410-682-2992 410-288-5009 feminine pads! PLUMBING PILE DRIVING
GARDEN CENTER Essex - Rosedale
FREE ESTIMATES
25 Years Experience
MHIC# 91507
There, I said it! It’s not taboo. Its a fact of life since, well, Eve. :) And there is a huge shortage of them at our local PIERS • BULKHEADS BOAT LIFTS women’s shelters. With that said, we have been accepting donations of tampons and feminine pads only at the East County Times newspaper & Fatties Bar & Grill!!
YOUR AD COULD BE HERE!! We are continually collecting unopened packages of “We Drive For Success” tampons & feminine pads only please. Call Today Drop oFF loCATIons: BAY PILE DRIVING 780-3303 the east County times 513 Eastern Ave. EssEX During 410-879-3121 MHIC# 120670
FREE ESTIMATES PERMIT SERVICES
Serving The Baltimore Metro Area business hours.
www.baypiledriving.com
fatties Bar & Grill 1030 old Eastern Ave. EssEX Carol pappas east CountyROOFING times & ROOFING sharon Whitley owner of fatties Bar & Grill
Thank you all 30 Years
ROOF REPAIR
EVERD ROOFING INC. FREE Estimates • FHA Certs Sr. Discounts • Emergency Services
Experience General Home Improvements for your donaTion! Skylites / Gutters / Siding T:3.75”
MHIC# 30858
Delta RemodeLIng
Roof & Roofing Repairs Seamless Gutters • Gutter Guards
410-879-0300 www.deltaremodeling.biz Accepting all major credit cards.
3141 Elliott Street Balto, MD 21224 MHIC# 32741 We Now Accept Major Credit Cards
410-522-0177
Serving Canton • Fells Point • Federal Hill & Highlandtown for over 30 years
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HAPPY ADS FREE SOUTHERN GOSPEL CONCERT featuring “THE GRACEMEN” a regionally in-demand and highly favored Southern Gospel group, will be performing ONE NIGHT ONLY in our area. November 14, 2015 from 7-8:30pm at the Cub Hill Bible Presbyterian Church, 2927 Cub Hill Rd., Parkville, MD. This is a FREE CONCERT (a love offering will be taken - benefiting the FTF Christian Radio Network).
For more information, please visit www.FTFM.org/ events or call 443-986-9990.
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 8212 Philadelphia Rd. Rosedale, Md. (Plenty of Parking/ Handicap Accessible)
410-866-8766
SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE W/ HOLY COMMUNION
8 a.m.
Traditional Worship
9:30 a.m. Contemprary
Worship 11 a.m. Family Worship 9:30 a.m. Sunday School TAMIL SERVICE - 2ND SAT. OF THE MONTH HEALING SERVICE - 3RD WED. OF THE MONTH
WELCOME TO ALL! OUR WEBSITE
poplutheranbaltimore. org Or
Visit Us On Facebook
St. John’s Lutheran Church 518 Franklin Ave. Essex, Maryland 21221 (Handicap accessible) Sunday School for all ages 9 am Sunday Worship w/Holy Communion 10:30am www.stjohnsofessex. org facebook: stjohnsofessex
2004
HAPPY ADS Back River United Methodist
410-686-4195 544 Back River Neck Road Community Worship:10:30am www.backriverumc.com 2007
CLASSES/ SEMINARS AVIATION Grads work with JetBlue, Boeing, Delta and others - start here with hands on training for FAA certification. Financial aid if qualified. Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance 866-823-6729 MEDICAL BILLING TRAINING! Online Training gets you ready to become a Medical Office Assistant. NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Call CTI for details! HS Diploma/GED & Computer/ Internet needed. 1-888-5285549 SERVICESMEDICAL BILLING TRAINING! Online Training gets you ready to become a Medical Office Assistant. NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Call CTI for details! HS Diploma/GED & Computer/ Internet needed. 1-888-5285549 THE VIOLIN STUDIO - Accepting Violin/Viola Students. Instructor Robert Serell - www.serellmusicstudio.net or call 410-8440906. 2033
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Acorn Stairlifts. The AFFORDABLE solution to your stairs! **Limited time - $250 Off Your Stairlift Purchase!** Buy Direct & SAVE. Please call 1-800-4107127 for FREE DVD and brochure. DISH TV Starting at $19.99/month (for 12 mos.) SAVE! Regular Price $34.99 Ask About FREE SAME DAY Installation! CALL Now! 877648-0096 Reader Advisory: The National Trade Association we belong to has purchased the above classifieds. Determining the value of their service or product is advised by this publication. In order to avoid misunderstandings, some advertisers do not offer employment but rather supply the readers with manuals, directories and other materials designed to help their clients establish mail order selling and other businesses at home. Under NO circumstance should you send any money in advance or give the client your checking, license ID, or credit card numbers. Also beware of ads that claim to guarantee loans regardless of credit and note that if a credit repair company does business only over the phone it is illegal to request any money before delivering its service. All funds are based in US dollars. Toll free numbers may or may not reach Canada.
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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
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BUSINESS TO BUSINESS
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public notice AS OF 10/29/15 I, EDWARD THOMAS, AM NO LONGER RESPONSIBLE FOR FELICIA ANN THOMAS (SUTTON) DEBTS FROM THIS DAY FORWARD.
LEGAL NOTICE
Pursuant to Article 16, Subtitle 2 of the Commercial Law Article of the Maryland Annotated Code, Equity LifeStyle Properties, Williams Estates and Peppermint Woods Mobile Home Park, exercises its right to establish and foreclose upon a landlord’s lien on the following mobile homes, located within Williams Estates and Peppermint Woods Mobile Home Park, through public auction on November 17, 2015 beginning at 10:00, a.m. at the location of each mobile home in the order listed below starting at 3502 Honeysuckle Lane. Questions should be directed to the community office at 112 Whistle Stop Road, Baltimore, MD 21220, 410-686-0077. Equity LifeStyle Properties reserves the right to cancel a sale at any time for any reason. Terms of Sale: Money Order/Certified Funds Only. Must be community approved. Pick up terms and application at Community Office before auction date. 1.) 3502 Honeysuckle Lane, Middle River, MD 21220; 1973, Beau, MH, VIN # P1240 2.) 107 Rodeo Circle, Middle River, MD 21220; 1988, Schu, MH, VIN # E229592
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SERVICES
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CHIMNEY CLEANING CHIMNEY CLEANINGS KEEP YOUR FIREPLACE AND CHIMNEY SAFE. Call for Early Bird Special. Licensed & Insured. We accept Visa, MC & Discover. ACE OF DIAMONDS CHIMNEY & HEARTH, 6921 Golden Ring Rd., Rosedale. 410-477-9144 3035
CLEANING SERVICES Pat’s Cleaning Service We Leave It Smelling Like A Rose. Commercial & Residential. Free Estimates 443-621-2771 Reasonable and Reliable Cleaning Service. Call 443-844-2510. 3066
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NOTARY
AT EAST COUNTY TIMES NEWSPAPER Office Is Open MONDAY - FRIDAY 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 513 EASTERN BLVD ESSEX, MD 21221
Advertise your antiques, furniture, musical instruments and other items in the Classifieds today, and TADA...they’re sold! The Classifieds are an easy, cheap and effective way to reach a wide audience. There’s no trick to it – just call today to place your ad and watch potential buyers appear before your very eyes!
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GENERAL SERVICES
HANDYMAN
HAULING
YARD DOGS
PAPA G. HANDYMAN SERVICE LLC.
ALL AMERICAN HAULING. Trash, furniture, appliances, yard waste, yard work. Call 410-971-0812 or 410780-9960.
FALL SPECIAL $25 OFF
MULCHING, & WEEDING GARDEN BEDS SNOW REMOVALBOOK NOW LAWN CARE, DECK REFURBISHING, LEAF REMOVAL, POWER WASHING, TREE & SHRUB TRIMMING, GUTTER CLEANING, JUNK REMOVAL & HAULING. We specialize in ODD JOBS & HONEY-DO LISTS. BRANDON 443-314-1653 or RICH 443-622-2210 3070
HANDYMAN HANDYMAN QUALITY WORK, carpentry, plumbing, etc 25 Years Exp. Call 443-554-8235
“ We Do The Little Jobs The Other Guys Don’t Want.” Prompt Professional Service and Quality Workmanship for 25 Years. Power washing, ceramic & marble tiles, bathrooms, clubrooms, interior & exterior painting. Senior Discounts. Bonded & Licensed. MHIC #127388 Call 443-910-1826 3072
HAULING T:5.6875”
#1 CLUTTER BUSTER HAULING Co. A Family Owned Business Senior Discounts Prompt & reliable service GET RID OF THAT CLUTTER Call Today 443-559-2493 Thank You
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PET SERVICES
C COMPANION ompanion C CARE are Mobile Mobile Veterinary Clinic Clinic Veterinary
Dr. Eric Eric Griffin, Griffin, DVM DVM Dr.
WE-HAUL 410-285-5442 410-285-5442 Multi-Pet Discount Discount MOVING CO. •• Multi-Pet Senior Citizens Citizens •• Senior We move Houses , Apts & Storage **FALL SPECIAL**
$89 /Hr. 3 Moving Men & Truck **********
Discount Discount
Vaccines •• Surgery Surgery •• Vaccines •• Heart Heart Worm Worm Prevention Prevention ••Flea Flea Medication Medication TLCfor for ••TLC yourSick Sick your Pets Pets
Acorn/Bruno Stairlifts & Porch lifts RCM Elevators Since 1929; Avoid unsightly expensive wood ramps & SAVE; Porchlifts have many benefits over ramps Call Angel 888-353-8878
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SCREEN REPAIR
NEED SCREEN REPAIR ??? LOOKING FOR JOHN HODGES ??? Call 410-3441131 3133
TREE SERVICES
Dave’s Tree Service
WE NOW OFFER EARLY EVENING MOVES
Tree Trimming / Removal Crane Service / Stump Grinding Free estimate
*Ask for details
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410-918-1672
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MUST MENTION AD FOR THE SPECIAL
Licensed & insured #959
443-469-7938 EMPLOYMENT
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ELDER CARE
HELP WANTED
COMPANION FOR ELDERLY Caring woman will provid assistance with meal preparation, laundry and management of medications. Very reasonable Call 443-388-0446
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CAREER TRAINING GIVE-AWAYS
C O SMET O L O GY / N AIL TECH TRAINING - Maryland Beauty Academy of Essex. Open to the public. Call 410-686-4477. T:10.5”
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Vendor: Williams Release Date: 9/28/10
RELEASED TO VENDOR
HELP WANTED
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ANIMAL CARE FACILITY Needs energetic, reliable person to clean & care for animals & do office work. computer skills and dedication to job necessary. call 410-527-1466 BARBERS WANTED GOOD OPPORTUNITY, FULL OR PART-TIME. CALL 443-677-5484
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HELP WANTED Beauticians & Nail Tech needed. Estabished SALON . Newly remodled & drama free work environment. now hiring. must have some book. 410477-1952 BELLO VITTO’S - HELP WANTED - COOK/GRILL OPERATOR, PIZZA MAKER, DRIVER (FT/PT). APPLY WITHIN. 410-780-0172 BUSY RESTAURANT/BAR looking for barbacks, carry out clerk, full and part time. Drug testing required. Apply in person, Hazelwood Inn, 4937 Hazlewood Ave., 11am-6pm. 410-866-3116 CARE GIVER WANTED PT FOR ELDERLY WOMAN IN MIDDLE RIVER. APPROX. 15 HRS WKLY. CALL 443844-6606 Class A CDL Driver TWIC card a must. Growing local trucking company looking For drivers home every night . Deliver Containers to local customers. Call 410563-4700 or email : tkeyes@ apollotransspecialist.com CLUB PUSSY CAT NEEDS DANCERS - Day/Night Shift, No Exp. Nec. Call Kathy 410-227-5404/410685-5176 DANCERS - UP TO $1,000 NIGHTLY. NO EXPERIENCE NEC. APPLY AFTER 7 P.M., FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY. Call 410-6337100 www.nightshiftgirls.com DRIVER CDL - PT Local. Call 410-682-2992 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS OFFICE SEEKS ACCOUNTING ASST. - with Customer Service Skills. Candidate must have high school diploma, organizational skills and multi-tasking ability. Also, knowledge of MS Word and Excel, good with numbers, computer and calculator skills. QuickBooks experience a plus. FT, M-F, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Excellent Benefits package. Salary is negotiable. Email resume to cbacastow@ dsibenefitfund.org
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Holly Hill Memorial Garden is currently looking for a family service counselor. The person we are looking for needs to be compassionate, likes to work with people, computer literate and reliable. This position requires some weekends and one evening a week. Must have own transportation. This is a commission position, with a great potential income. If you feel you meet these requirements please e-mail your confidential resume to
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LOOKING FOR LANDSCAPERS, LAWN MAINTENCE AND LABORS w/ 1 yr. min. exp. Musthave valid drivers license. Call 410-335-1600
PART TIME DELI HELP - DELIVERY DRIVER, CASHIER AND COOK. reliable transportation, DAY-TIME HOURS IN WHITE MARSH. CALL 410335-9290
MODELS - MENSWEAR, Must have good build. $30 per hour. Call 410-719-6246 WANTED: LIFE AGENTS • Earn $500 a Day • Great Agent Benefits • Commissions Paid Daily • Liberal Underwriting • Leads, Leads, Leads • LIFE INSURANCE, LICENSE REQUIRED. Call 1-888-713-6020
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Nationwide company involved with sales of a remarkable health care product, with its headquarters in Baltimore, is looking for well-spoken, energetic individuals to work in a fast-paced environment, setting appointments for the outside sales representatives. The company responds to its direct mail, television and internet campaigns, and direct call inquiries on an immediate basis. PosiTioNs are availaBle for TWo shifTs: 8AM-3PM • 6PM-10PM Company offers vacation leave, PTo leave, 401k retirement Plan, Department Goal reward Program, and more as well as an on-going bonus plan which could increase earnings up to $15 per hour. Experience is not necessary. Company will provide training. interested candidates should call for an interview at 443-696-3016 and ask for Debbie or Steve. E.O.E.
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ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES AMISH COLLECTORS - ALL ITEMS ARE OLD FROM LANCASTER, PA. - VINTAGE FLOWER DESIGN TIN, JANE SNEAD: BIRD SAMPLER, HANDMADE DOLL RUG SAMPLER. $20. Call Vince 410807-1132 “TOTEM “POTTERY COLLECTORS - 4 MUGS1950’S. THESE PIECES ARE ALL HAND-MADE & PAINTED WITH PAPER WORK. THEY ARE AS FOLOWS - BEAVER, OWL, BADGER & DOG. MINT CONDITION $40 set. CALL 410-807-1132 WORLD WAR II COLLECTORS : JAPANESE CHOPSTICK TRAYS. HAND PAINTED FLOWERS. BROWN & BAIGE GLASE, SET OF 4 SMALL. MINT CONDITION $20. Call Vince 410-807-1132 DC BIG FLEA & ANTIQUE MARKET NOV 7-8 It’s An Amazing Treasure Hunt! Metro DC’s Largest Antique Event! Dulles ExpoChantilly, VA 4320 Chantilly Shop Ctr, 20151 Adm $8 Sat 9-6 Sun 11-5 www. thebigfleamarket.com OLD MAGAZINES FROM 60’s & 70’s. Call 410-6869012. 5008
BUILDING MATERIALS Metal Roofing & Siding for houses, barns, sheds. Close outs, returns, seconds, overruns, etc. at Discount Prices. Huge inventory in stock. 717-445-5222 Ephrata Pa. 5012
CEMETERY LOTS & CRYPTS PARKWOOD CEMETERY 2 PLOTS w/vaults, $7,000 value. Sell for $3,500. 410661-2698. 5014
COMPUTERS & SOFTWARE
DELL LAPTOP Computer, excellent condition, superior professional grade performance. Windows 7. Premium software package included. 6 month warranty. $299. 717-653-6314
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EVENTS/TICKETS Holding a Carnival! Fair! Festival! Jubilee! Promote it to over 1 Million readers for only $200!!! Visit www.midatlanticevents.net for more details or call 800-450-7227.
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FLEA MARKET/ THRIFT STORES jACK AND DIANE’S THRIFT & COLLECTIBLES 800 BOWLEYS QTRS. RD WE WILL TAKE YOU BACK! WE HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING. DIANE 410-344-6316 AVON CASH & CARRY. WED. 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. SAT. & SUN 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. GEORGE’S COMPUTER & TV REPAIR 410-404-2959 5020
FURNITURE Walnut china closet, table & 5 chairs, & microwave stand Good Condition. $200/o.b.o. 410.925.6666 or 410.866.1062 5022
GARAGE/ESTATE/ MOVING/YARD SALE
YARD SALE PLUS These Yard Sales Are Already Mapped Just For You VISIT www. EastCountyTimes Online.com ESSEX - 524 Maryland Ave., 11/7, 7 a.m. - 1 p.m., Essex United Methodist Church. Rain or Shine. GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE - 4415 SLATER AVE. 21236. Sat., 11/7. 8 a.m. 1p.m., Antiques, Coke machine and Coke items, Disney, Elvis, Misc Household items, Furniture, Tools and Bikes. HUGE YARD SALE - 7859 Oakdale Ave., 9 a.m. - 1 p.m., H/H, Barbies, baby clothes, toys, tools, jewelry, etc. Rain Date 11/21. ROSEDALE - 7911 ROSELAND AVE. 21237. By appointment. Selling content of work shed. Table saw, large drill press, sander, hand tools, hardware, reasonable offers accepted on one or more items. Call 410-866-2373
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MISCELLANEOUS AVIATION Grads work with JetBlue, Boeing, Delta and others start here with hands on training for FAA certification. Financial aid if qualified. Call Aviation Institute of Maintenance 866-453-6204 DISH TV Starting at $19.99/month (for 12 mos.) SAVE! Regular Price $34.99 Ask About FREE SAME DAY Installation! CALL Now! 877477-9659 FARMER JOHN’S FIREWOOD In business for more than 29 years. 1/2 cords and cords. Dumped on hard surface. Free delivery. Smaller quantities available for self loading and hauling. Call 410-335-2000. 6836 Ebenezer Road, Chase, MD 21220. Open 7 days a week. FOR SALE - Miscellaneous household items, including knick knacks. By appointment only. Call 410529-5106. HOVEROUND WHEELCHAIR 2 years old. Harmer Power Platform Wheelchair lift w/cover. Need class 2-3 hitch. $750/each. Call 410-686-0184. Make a Connection. Real People, Flirty Chat. Meet singles right now! Call LiveLinks. Try it FREE. Call NOW: 1-888-9099905 18+. Place your ad today in the area’s premier newspapers, The Baltimore Sun and The Washington Post newspapers, along with 10 other daily newspapers five days per week. Reach 2.5 million readers with your ad placement in every daily newspaper in Maryland, Delaware and the District of Columbia. For just pennies on the dollar reach 2.5 million readers through the MDDC’s Daily Classified Connection Network. CALL 1-855-721-6332 x 6; SPACE is VERY LIMITED; email
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MISCELLANEOUS RASCAL SCOOTER - INDOOR/OUTDOOR MOTORIZED $1000/O.B.O. CALL 410-865-9826 Safe Step Walk-In Tub Alert for Seniors. Bathroom falls can be fatal. Approved by Arthritis Foundation. Therapeutic Jets. Less Than 4 Inch StepIn. Wide Door. AntiSlip Floors. American Made. Installation Included. Call 1-800-9063115 for $750 Off 5040
PETS & SUPPLIES Please spay and neuter your pets to prevent unwanted litters! AND, make sure your pets have ID tags. HELP SAVE ANIMALS LOCALLY! DONATE YOUR CAR.
Humane Society of Baltimore Co. Free Towing. Tax Deduction. 410-833-8848 ext. 202
RENTALS
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APARTMENTS/ CONDOS WATERFRONT - 2BR apt. avail. No pets, utilities included, $950/mo. Call 410952-4325. 6043
HOMES/ TOWNHOMES 5 HOMELAND AVE. - 8 Room Rancher, 3 BR, 1 BA, jacuzzi, $1600/mo. + S.D. 410-335-5915 CARNEY-3 bedroom, 2 bath cape cod, spacious, remodeled kitchen, clean basement, $1275. 410-698-1568
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EDGEMERE /BRANNAN AVE.. - 4 BR DUPLEX, GAS HEAT. W/W, FRIDGE, GAS RANGE, MICROWAVE, W/D. SECTION 8 WELCOME. NO PETS. $1,695/ mo. + Utilities , + $1,000 SD. CALL 443-691-4744
FEMALE ROOM MATE TO SHAREHOUSE $600/Mo. includes all utilities. Call 443-992-3560
Essex-Quiet area, 2 bedroom SFH, HVAC, new kitchen /granite, off street parking, $1300 443-2193552
ROOM FOR RENT
Middle River-3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, new kitchen, SS appliances, CAC, finished basement, W/D, $1350. Vouchers welcome! 443451-2639
Cedonia-2 bedroom, 1.5 bath, finished basement, parking pad, shed, fenced. $1050. 410-713-4941
MIDDLE RIVER 1 BR, WATERFRONT HOUSE, CAC, BASEMENT. $1000/m. + utilities & 1/mo. S.D. Whitethorn Way Avail 11/1 Call 443-844-6606
DUNDALK/ESSEX 2 & 3 BR townhouses.Reasonable rent. All nice areas, fresh paint. Rent from $1050 to $1250. Call 410288-8333
SFH - 2 BR, 1 BA, eat in Kit, lg LR, New carpet, no pets, utility room, lg. yard & storage shed. Call 410780-3422
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Cash for DIABETIC TEST STRIPS / STOP SMOKING PRODUCTS or GIFT CARDS! Free Shipping, 24hr Payments! Call 1-877-588-8500, www.TestStripSearch.com. Habla Espanol. CASH PAID - up to $25/ Box for unexpired, sealed DIABETIC TEST STRIPS. 1-DAYPAYMENT. 1-800371-1136 Wants to purchase minerals and other oil and gas interests. Send details to P.O. Box 13557 Denver, Co. 80201
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ESSEX Safe senior living FURNISHED ROOM single occp. $570/mo. PRIVATE BATH NO PUBLIC TRANSPORTAION ALL UTILITIES,included CABLE, & W/D . 410-686-5424 ESSEX Safe senior living Large FURNISHED ROOM single occp., w/patio & waterview, $675/mo. PRIVATE BATH NO PUBLIC TRANSPORTAION ALL UTILITIES,included CABLE, & W/D . 410-686-5424
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LOTS & ACREAGE
MIDDLE RIVER SAFE SENIOR LIVING Large Furnished Room - $640/MO., private bathroom, INCLUDES ALL UTILITIES + CABLE + FREE W/D. SINGLE OCCUPANCY. CALL 410-686-5424
GREAT MTN. LAND SALE 5.3AC. WAS $64,900, NOW $49,900. CLOSE TO TOWN / NEAR LAKE CABIN SHELL $26,000. Rare chance to own private one of a kind Land with Mtn. views perfect for camp, build ATV, retire, recreation abounds on this mix of Open and wooded rolling land. New perc, elec, Survey. No time to build. Excellent financing. CONTACT OWNER 800-888-1262
ROSEDALE UNFURNISHED ROOM - Cable, WIFI, electric. Must be sober, clean, dependable, employed adult welcome, $475/mo. Call 410-866-2625 WHITE MARSH FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT FULL HOUSE PRIVILEGES,W/D INCLUDED. NICE QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD. Not on bus line. Must drive. CALL 410-491-8409
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Mohawk Valley Hobby Farm - 22 acres - $149,900. 4 BR, 2 BA farmhouse, horse barn, nice views, Beautiful setting just off the NY State Thruway, 40 min West of Albany! Call 888-738-6994 for more info SO. ADIRONDACK FORESTLAND. 40 acres - $69,900. Lake rights, stream, only 3 hrs NY City! Twn rd, utils! Terms avail! Call 888-495-8733
A LOCAL LOT FOR SALE 3331 Choptank Ave. Middle River, MD .3 acres $105,000 contact : Cheryl Williams for info 410-335-4200
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COOPERSTOWN LAND LIQUIDATION! 10 acres - $29,900. Priced 70% BELOW MARKET! Woods, utils, twn rd, private setting just 7 miles from Village! Terms avail! 888-431-7214
WATERFRONT LOTS Virginia’s Eastern Shore “Starting from $29,900” - Community Center/Pool. 1 acre+ lots, Bay & Ocean Access, Great Fishing, Crabbing, Kayaking. Price increases in November. www.oldemillpointe.com 757-8240808
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(BA9509259) 3BR, 2BA Combine old & new to create a masterpiece, FP w/gas logs, HDWD FLRs, Freshly painted, Rear screened Porch w/FP, LG Rear Yard, 4 car +, driveway w/car port, Views of the city from front porch, LG LL, Fam Rm/Rec Rm w/work area/ utility Rm, Immediate Possession.
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Beautifully updated 4BR, 2BA Cape Cod. Enjoy the peace & quiet in the enclosed front sunroom. Large LR, separate DR & KIT complete w/all appliances. 2 main level BRs & full BA makes this easy living. UL 3rd spacious BR & LL 4th BR w/full BA & fam rm. Beautifully landscaped, rear patio for entertaining, plenty of off-street parking. EQUAL HOUSING
All Real Estate advertised herein is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal to indicate any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination. We will not knowingly accept any advertising for Real Estate which is in violation of the law. All persons are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised are available on an equal opportunity basis. If you believe that you may have been discriminated against in connection with the sale, rental or financing of housing, call the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) at 1-800-669-9777.
(BC8752401) Completely SHEPHERDS KNOLL • CONDO renovated 3BR, 2BA TWHS. (BC8768111) Kitchen SS appliances, granite Delightful, counters/breakfast bar. Main updated 2BR, level refinished HDWD floors, 2BA Condo in spacious rooms. Upstairs inMays Chapel, cludes large BRs, luxury BA, Freshly painted, new HVAC & laundry appli- wood floors thru-out, Open floor plan, LG kitchen, ances. Fenced-in yard, large separate dining rm, Private balcony to open & treedetached shed. lined space, No worries, home warranty included.
(HR8774643) 2BR, 2BA & Den, Immaculate unit! Better than New, Neutral & lightly lived in, bring your hard to please buyer! Premium view of trees, tennis courts & pool. Immediate occupancy, seller will pay special assessment up to $4,000 @ Full Price. 1st building off Knollcrest, easy access to tennis courts & pool!
(HR8771239) 4BR, 2BA Rancher perfect for one floor living! Over 1/3 acre. Recent updates, Roof & Central AC. BR, Liv Rm makes perfect in-law suite, Main kit, SxS fridge, dishwasher & Stove. 2 FP & 1 car garage.
BALTIMORE
ESSEX/FOX RIDGE MANOR
(BA8770574) Beautiful 4BR, 2-1/2 BA. HUGE single home, New kitchen, SS appliances, Granite counters, Recessed lights, Hdwd flrs, HUGE fenced yard, off-street parking, MSTR BR, FULL MSTR BA, New HVAC, New BAs, New carpet and so much more!
NOTTINGHAM/THE SILVERGATE CONDO (BC8758109) Rarely available 2nd lvl condo at the “Silvergate.” Priced accordingly, in good condition! Walking distance to schools and shopping! Natural gas heat/CAC, 1Lg BR/1BA mid-level. Walk-in closet and dbl closet, basement storage area.
(BC8764584) Renovated! Updated kitchen, SS appliances, ceramic flrs, granite countertop. HW floors, new carpet thru-out. BAs ceramic tub surround, new vanities etc. Finished bsmt, powder rm. Deck, shed, off-street parking in back! Backs to open space!
GREEKTOWN • RENTAL (BA8755535) HOUSING VOUCHERS ACCEPTED 3BR Rowhouse, Near Bayview Hospital & Interstates. 1 Year or 2 Year lease available. App fee waived if credit report provided. Call for details.
(BC8766549) 3BR, 2.5BA Newer 3 story TWHS, 2 car garage, Modern Kit, HDWD Flrs, Open layout, SS appliances!
GLEN BURNIE/THE HIGHLANDS NEW LISTING
(AA8774812) Priced to sell, LG corner lot, 2 car+ concrete driveway, fenced rear yard & screened porch. LG storage for lawn equipment. Modern Kit, HDWD Flrs, Liv Rm & Din Rm, LL Fam Rm w/Pellet Stove. Replacement Win, Maintenance free exterior brick & vinyl siding, Immediate possession.
EDGEWOOD/HARFORD LANDING
(HR8770557) 4BR, 2-1/2BA Colonial, updated Kitchen, SS, Corian countertops, Lots of cabinets, Updated BAs, Skylights, Large fenced yard, Cathedral Ceilings, Master BA, Off-street parking, Large Deck, Walk-in closets and so much more all in a well sought after area.
410.256.8700
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