Monday, May 14, 2012
A roundup of headlines from May 7 to May 13.
Report: Fired Prosecutor Sues Carroll County Times Former Carroll County Prosecutor David Daggett has filed a $1 million defamation suit against the Carroll County Times, according to a news report. Watch: Comptroller Franchot Delivers Award to Carroll Food Sunday Carroll County Food Sunday received the inaugural William Donald Schaefer Helping People Award. Liberty Girls Win Second Straight County Track Title The Liberty High Lions ran away with the Carroll County Indoor Track & Field Championships Thursday. Century High boys placed second. Electrical Fire Causes $200,000 in Damages Fire officials believe an exterior electrical unit caught fire and ignited the Sykesville home's attic. Area Eateries Reign at Taste of Eldersburg Local …
Monday, April 30, 2012
A roundup up headlines from April 23 to April 29.
Carroll County 'Food Sunday' Struggles as Need Increases "This is the most generous county you will find" -- head of Carroll County Food Sunday, which served 96 new families in the first two months of 2012. Century's Slade Tosses Shutout Against Francis Scott Key Century and Liberty High sports standings improved after seeing action Wednesday. Public Schools: 'Crossing our Fingers' on Budget School board members say they are hoping that pending state and county budget decisions don't force the school system to make further cuts. Watch: Liberty's DiLeonardi Named Teacher of the Year Patricia DiLeonardi, a social studies teacher at Liberty High School, was awarded Carroll County's Teacher of the Year Award Thursday night. WATCH: Maryland …
Sunday, April 22, 2012
A roundup of news from April 9 to Sunday, April 22.
Henryton Hospital Fires Put Firefighters at Risk The Sykesville Freedom District Fire Department has been responding to an increasing number of fires at the remote property over the years. Senior Housing Proposal Irks Eldersburg Residents Local residents will soon be given a chance to weigh in on the senior housing proposal for Oklahoma Road in a forum closer to home. A community meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 30 in Eldersburg. Baldwin’s Station Wins ‘Maryland’s Favorite Restaurant’ ‘It was the closest thing I’ll get to the Oscars.’ - Stewart Dearie, owner Sheriff's Office Praised at Public Hearing Several residents spoke highly of the Carroll County sheriff's office, recently under fire from the state's attorney for its handling …
Sunday, April 8, 2012
A round-up of notable stories from this week on Eldersburg Patch.
Carroll Ranked 5th Healthiest County in State A study measured health behavior, clinical care, the environment and other factors. Store to Bring Items for 'Sports Nuts' to Eldersburg The former owner of Andies Candies is moving down the road and opening a new sports business. Eldersburg Church Holds First 'Blessing of the Motorcycles' The event is open to all area motorcycle owners. POLL: Should the Carroll County Website Get an 'A' for Openness? The Sunshine Review, a website that rates government websites for openness, has upgraded the rating for the Carroll County Government webpage. Sheriff's Office Says It Needs More County Money The sheriff's office told the county commissioners that more money is needed to continue the transition to…
Sunday, April 1, 2012
A round-up of notable headlines from this week on Eldersburg Patch.
Rivals Meet in Liberty Road Challenge Liberty wins girls meet and Century takes the boys contest. Eldersburg Student Chosen For Regional Art Exhibition in Baltimore The local McDaniel student is one of 32 artists chosen by a well-known curator and critic Sarah Tanguy. POLL: Should Carroll County Schools Start Later? Parents petition Congress for schools to begin after 8 a.m. America's Remote Help Desk in Eldersburg Receives SmartCEO Magazine Award The award honors executive management leaders. Sykesville Fire Department Gets a Visit From the Easter Bunny The annual "Lunch With Easter Bunny" event was a success. Del. Ready Supports Petition to Fight Congressional Redistricting The proposed map, according to local delegates, puts Carroll …
Sunday, March 25, 2012
A round-up of notable stories from this week on Eldersburg Patch.
Century Opens Softball Season With a Win The Knights pound out 13 hits in Wednesday's game against Thomas Johnson. Local Students Offer Tutoring Through Free Hotline The service brings tutoring to students in grades K-12 in Carroll County. Poll: Should Carroll County Invest in Gold? Commissioner Richard Rothschild said he would like to see Carroll County diversify its holdings. County Offers Tree Seedlings to Residents Carroll County residents living on five acres or less may be eligible to receive a bundle of tree seedlings. Bottle of Compressed Air Explodes in Sykesville A can of compressed air exploded Wednesday when the public works crew picked up trash in Sykesville. Carroll County Man One of Five Arrested in Garrison Stabbings Police…
Sunday, March 18, 2012
A round-up of this week's most notable headlines on Eldersburg Patch.
Sheriff's Office Says It's Target of 'Inaccurate Rumors' The Carroll County sheriff's office says it is cooperating fully in a dispute over how it handled a murder investigation. New York Times Bestselling Author Visits Eldersburg Sam Kean, author of The Disappearing Spoon will visit the Eldersburg Library this month. Fire Causes Damage to American Legion in Sykesville The fire was caused by heavy wind. County Searching for Company to Manage Sykesville Drug Treatment Facility The program is housed at Springfield Hospital. Final High School Winter Sports Standings and Scores High school teams prepare for spring sports season. Reports: 'Puppy Mill' Bill Passes Maryland House Pet stores would be required to reimburse customers who end up with…
Sunday, March 11, 2012
A round-up of notable headline from this week on Eldersburg Patch.
Eldersburg Woman Killed in Crash on Liberty Road Suzanne Mary Mercier, 64, was pronounced dead at the scene. Carrolltowne Elementary Brings 'Honk Jr.' Musical to Eldersburg The local young actors and actresses brought their musical to Eldersburg this weekend. High School Basketball: Century Girls Top Owings Mills, Move Onto State Finals The Knights will play Calvert High School in the state finals Saturday at 1 p.m. Starbucks Drive-Thru Now Open in Eldersburg The brand new coffee shop is now up and running in the former K Bank location. Oklahoma Road Middle School Students Participate in 'Readathon' The 9th annual event brought 262 middle school students together to share a love for reading. Freedom Lanes Bowling Alley Opens Its Doors The …
Sunday, March 4, 2012
A round-up of notable headlines from this week on Eldersburg Patch.
Eldersburg Robo-Lions to Compete in 10th Annual Chesapeake Regional The local robotics team is on its way to regionals in Baltimore. Maryland Designates Sykesville a 'Main Street Community' The Town of Sykesville is now on the state's official list of Maryland Main Street Communities. Winfield Fire Department Safety House Program Begins The local fire department recently started its safety house project to educate students at area schools. Eldersburg Couple Brings Food Truck to Owings Mills The Jolly Pig specializes in an assortment of unique, homemade creations. Best of Winner: Zi Pani The Eldersburg eatery won 44 percent of the vote in the Patch "Best Of" breakfast contest. Liberty Math Teacher Launches eNotebook App Math teacher Kevin …
Sunday, February 26, 2012
A round-up of notable stories from this week on Eldersburg Patch.
Carroll County Wages Don't Keep Up With Costs The cost of living in Carroll County has risen significantly over the past 10 years. Teen Opens Eldersburg Boutique to Give Back to Those Who Saved Her Life Brittany Ivie, a graduate of Century High School, is opening a boutique in Eldersburg with her mother and grandmother. Corvette-driving 87-Year-Old Says Kindergarteners Keep Her Young Carroll County has dedicated Wednesday, Feb. 22, to instructional assistants in schools. One of them has been on the job 46 years. State Police Charge Incarcerated Pa. Man in Three Carroll County Armed Robberies Jacob Michael White-Brosenne is currently being held in York County. Ellicott City Teens to Shock Trauma After Collision with Sykesville School Bus …
