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OCTOBER 15-21, 2008
Clean up,
green up
Join your neighbors for the
city’s Fall Harvest Clean-Up
See page 2
BARCS in the park
Take Rover for a romp at
BARCStoberfest Saturday
5
Light up the park
Get your lantern ready for
the Halloween parade
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The Baltimore GuideWednesday, October 15, 2008
Fall clean-up: Time to harvest a cornucopia of trash
by Mary Helen Sprecher
[email protected]
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It’s a harvest, all right. But think trash and weeds, not
gourds and leaves.
The theme for the citywide cleanup is “Fall Harvest,”
and it’s slated to take place this Saturday beginning at 8
a.m. The harvest theme focuses not only on the collection
of trash but on the transformation of dumping sites into
gardens and pocket parks. Expect the emphasis of the day
to be on alleys, lots or illegal dumping sites.
City officials will recognize gardens that have been
tended over extended periods of time, according to information distributed by the Department of Public Works.
Volunteers can also find out how to revamp neglected
or abandoned areas into gardens through the Adopt-A-Lot
program offered by the city.
Communities who have noted that they will be participating in the clean-up are listed here. (Note: Some events
are being held on separate dates; check the information
thoroughly for details):
Friends of Carroll Park host a tree planting on Saturday, Oct. 18 beginning 9:30 a.m. Meet near the basketball
courts, in the 1400-1500 block of Washington Blvd. Free
grilled sausages, salads and a drink will be served to those
helping to plant trees. Info: Gary Letteron 410-396-4369
or Gloria Pestridge 410-528-1121, [email protected].
Friends of Patterson Park host the Edge-A-Rama
on Saturday, Oct. 18 at 8:30 a.m. Volunteers will meet at
the White House, 27 S. Patterson Park Avenue, and coffee, supplies and donuts will be provided. All volunteers
will be edging as many of the historical brick pathways
in the park as possible. (Note: If it rains, events will be
canceled). Info/sign-ups: 410-276-3676, [email protected].
Hampstead Hill Association will meet at 9 a.m. on
Saturday, Oct. 18 in front of Hampstead Hill Academy,
500 S. Linwood Avenue, and volunteers will clean the
surrounding area. Tools will be provided by the city, but
volunteers may wish to bring work gloves. Info: Jean 410370-2644.
Greektown CDC volunteers will meet on Saturday,
Oct. 18 at 9 a.m. at the intersection of Bank and Lehigh
streets. Info: 410-327-3306.
Messiah Lutheran Church on O’Donnell Square
has an exterior clean-up on the East end of the Square
around the church and Messiah Hall from noon-5 p.m. on
Saturday, Oct. 18. Volunteers can meet at the church office door (across from John’s Carry-out). Snacks will be
provided. Info: Lee Hudson 410-342-4543, messiahodsq@
netzero.net.
Note: The community associations listed above provided information on their activities for the citywide clean-up.
Other communities may be participating but did not respond to requests to provide details. Residents who do not
see their neighborhood listed above can contact local their
community associations to see if they are participating.
Other clean-up and neighborhood improvement activities are held throughout the year; the following have been
submitted to the Guide’s Community Calendar:
Canton Community Association/O’Donnell
Square Stewards hold a community service day with
Struever Bros. on Saturday, Oct. 25. Volunteers will help
plant the flower beds and install the community service
board beginning at 8 a.m. in O’Donnell Square. (Those
who bought an engraved brick can look for it at that time).
Refreshments will be provided. Info: Victoria Stewart [email protected]
Patterson Park Neighborhood Association
(PPNA) holds community pitch-iins on the following
dates. Tools and bags will be provided for all volunteers
who pre-gister by using the contact information below. No
haz-mats, appliances or construction debris accepted. Info
on all arrangements: Steven Gondol [email protected] or 410-456-7757:
Saturday, Oct. 25 at the intersection of East Fairmount
Avenue and North Milton Street.
Saturday, Nov. 8 at the intersection of E. Lombard Street
and S. Ellwood Avenue.
Saturday, Dec. 13 at the intersection of E. Fairmount Avenue and N. Ellwood Avenue.
Make A Difference Day: Volunteers will beautify
parks and schools during Make A Difference Day on Saturday, Oct. 25, 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Participants will report
directly to project sites at 8:30 a.m. for an orientation and
then help with hands-on projects. Volunteers will landscape, remove trash, complete park maintenance tasks, and
beautify parks for visitors. At the completion of the day’s
projects, volunteers will be invited to a post event party at
Living Classrooms Foundation at 802 S. Caroline Street in
Harbor East. Advance registration is required. Volunteers
may register as single participants or teams of families,
friends and co-workers. Info/registration: www.volunteercentral.net or call 410- 366-6030.
Friends of Patterson Park offer multiple volunteer
Continued on page 13
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
The Baltimore Guide
SoboBlog.com
News, rumors and oddments by and
of the citizens of South Baltimore
By Colleen Wolfe
[email protected]
There are lots of updates this week.
The city made it official last Friday—Mayor Sheila Dixon paid a visit to Locust Point to announce the city’s intention to pay for and build the first of eight dog parks over the
next few years. Latrobe Park will be the first of these doggie playgrounds and construction should begin by April,
with a completion date—not too optimistic, we hope—in
August. About 100 two- and four-legged supporters came
out for the event.
The dog park will cost about $150,000. It will be 7,000
square feet and will incorporate a hilly terrain in the center
surrounded by a flatter terrain. There will not be separate
parks for large and small dogs. This is actually the second
dog park in the city. A privately funded dog park was constructed in Canton four years ago.
Next, some recreation for us two-legged beasts. Friday
was opening day for the Mimi DiPietro Ice Skating Rink
in Patterson Park. The rink is open now through March.
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Last but not least, plenty of readers gave feedback on
last week’s column. Here are a couple of
I received one email from Will Brown, a Federal Hill
resident and a participant in this year’s Baltimore marathon, the largest of the races that include Locust Point in
their routes. Will seemed unconvinced that we experience
difficulties in Locust Point during the marathon, or that
those difficulties aren’t just part of living in the city.
Here’s a good example of the frustration Locust Point
neighbors feel. Cindy Curley told me of an exchange her
husband had with a police officer who was blocking traffic
during one of the many races that have come through the
neighborhood. Cindy’s husband works at Harbor Hospital
and is on call from time to time. He was called into work
that day and the police officer would not let him through.
He persisted until the policeman finally let him through
during a break in the runners. I think someone who is on
call for a hospital and gets called into work should not have
to argue with a police officer, of all people, to get there.
I am happy to say things are improving. This year the
Key Highway Extension (the Loop Road) was open to get
out of the neighborhood, something that was not true last
year unless you left the neighborhood very early. Getting
back in that same route was a different matter since Key
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batting 500. Last year neighbors complained of not being
able to get out at all. This year we could get out, just not
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Will also mentioned that the race is over in our neighborhood by 10:30 a.m. so we only get locked in a few hours.
Actually, the last runner came through after 11:00 this
year, and the road blockades were not removed until after
3 p.m., but that may be splitting hairs. The point I make
here is that people have other things going on besides the
marathon. I know a lot of people love to come out and
make a morning of cheering on the runners. I am actually one of those people. My husband, daughter and I have
gathered with friends on the street clapping and cheering
every year since I moved to Locust Point. But there are
those who may have other responsibilities that take precedent over the marathon. They have jobs they need to be
on time for. Some people who work the night shift would
actually like to get back into their homes for some much
needed sleep. Their kids have soccer and dance and swimming lessons to get to in the mornings.
I did see improvements this year. I would like to see
us push for more compromise and cooperation between
organizers of events and ask the city for a requirement that
event organizers, the police and the city give neighbors
more notice when an event is planned in any neighborhood in the city. Everything is subject to compromise—
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all his money. The suspect fled with $18 cash.
Baltimore Street, 3300 block, October 10, 8:45 p.m. A
man told police that two teenagers had robbed him of $65
cash after threatening to stab him with a knife.
Teen tells police he was attacked,
E. Fayette Street, 2400 block, October 8, 8:40 p.m. A
beaten by gang members
teenager was attacked and beaten by a group of males whom
Crime Scene is a representative sampling, not a comprehen- he said he recognized as gang members. One was later arsive listing, of crimes reported to the Southeastern Police rested. Two sodas and $10 cash were stolen.
District. This week’s Crime Scene was compiled by Mary E. Baltimore Street, 3100 block, October 8, 3:15 p.m.
Two suspects entered a carry-out and threatened an employHelen Sprecher.
ee
with a gun. They fled with an unknown amount of cash.
Robbery
S.
Front Street, unit block, October 7, 8:05 p.m. A man
N. Washington Street, 200 block, October 12, 12:53
told
police that three suspects had robbed him of a prepaid
a.m. A man told police that he was sitting in his truck when a
phone
card, a security badge, and $5 cash.
suspect hit him with the butt of a handgun and yelled “Give
N.
Clinton
Street, 100 block, October 6, 2:40 p.m. Two
me your money.” The victim got out of the truck and fled.
suspects
entered
an auto repair establishment and threatened
The gunman also ran away. Nothing was taken.
an
employee
with
a gun and stole between $800 and $1,000
Bonsal Street, 1400 block, October 12, 10:30 p.m. A
cash.
teenager told police that she had just been dropped off near
Aggravated Assault
her home when her ex-boyfriend approached her and robbed
E.
Lombard
Street,
1800 block, October 12, 10:15 a.m.
her of her wallet containing a bank card and $3 cash. He
One
man
was
arrested
after
punching his ex-girlfriend and
also punched her and threw her purse and keys at her, hittrying
to
prevent
her
from
leaving
his home.
ting her.
S.
Herring
Court,
200
block,
October 11, 3:10 a.m. A
N. Potomac Street, 100 block, October 11, 10:21 a.m. A
man
told
police
that
he
was
stabbed
in the back by unknown
suspect entered a store and threatened an employee with a
suspects.
When
police
questioned
him,
he became uncoophandgun. He fled with $200 cash.
erative
and
refused
to
give
further
details.
E. Baltimore Street, 3200 block, October 11, 10:55 p.m.
Jefferson Street, 2600 block, October 9, 9 p.m. A man
A john choked a prostitute and robbed her of $60.
told
police that two suspects had approached him and said,
E. Fayette Street, 800 block, October 10, 11:06 a.m. Two
“Let
me see your phone.” When he tried to run, they atmen were arrested for attacking and robbing a man.
tacked
and stabbed him.
O’Donnell Street, 6200 block, October 10, 2 p.m. A
S.
Eaton
Street, 100 block, October 9, 4:20 p.m. A teenman
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told
police
that he was walking along when he saw
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Crime Scene
someone he knew, a man who asked him, “What are you
looking at?” The teen asked the man the same question in
return and the man swung at him, then fled and returned
later with someone else who attacked and stabbed him.
Hudson Street, 2900 block, October 6, 9:45 p.m. A
woman was arrested for ramming her husband’s car with
her own. The woman was reportedly angry because he
would not carry on a cell phone conversation with her while
driving.
O’Donnell Street, 3000 block, October 6, 2:39 a.m. Two
men told police that they were standing beside one man’s car
talking when three suspects in what appeared to be an SUV
drove up to them, fired shots, then sped off.
S. President Street, 100 block, October 6, 2 a.m. Witnesses told police that a man’s car was boxed in by a group
of suspects who then pulled him from the vehicle and beat
him unconscious.
Burglary
Fait Avenue, 6300 block, October 10, 4:30 p.m. Someone
kicked in the basement window of a house and stole pewter
miniatures, a carton of Marlboro cigarettes, a baby chair and
a baby bouncer.
Umbra Street, 800 block, October 9, 6 p.m. Someone
forced in the back door of a house and took jewelry.
S. Wolfe Street, unit block, October 7, 10:45 a.m. Someone entered a home through an open front door and took two
belt sanders.
Leverton Street, 3400 block, October 7, 10:30 a.m.
Someone entered a home through a second floor window
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Patterson Park goes to the dogs for a good cause
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Patterson Park goes to the dogs on Saturday. And that’s
a good thing.
BARCStoberfest, the annual fund raiser for the South
Baltimore-based Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care
Shelter, runs 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. (The rain date is Sunday,
Oct. 19).
The event has pet information, vendors of pet-related
items, crafts, a scavenger hunt, 50/50 raffle and a silent
auction. And naturally, it celebrates man’s best friend and
raises money for, and awareness of, BARCS.
New this year will be a “Strut Your Mutt” walkathon to
benefit shelter animals. (Pre-registered walkers who raise
$40 or more will get a free BARCStoberfest T-shirt and
the highest fund raiser will win an Apple iTouch).
BARCS will be bringing adoptable pets to the park
throughout the day, and will be able to help interested individuals begin the adoption process.
It also has the event that everyone comes to see — the
canine costume contest, beginning at 1:30 p.m. Costumes
will be judged in four categories: Most Original, Best Baltimorean, Matching Dog/Human, and Best Last Minute.
(Note: Those who want to participate in the contests must
be signed up by 1 p.m.)
There is a $15 registration fee per dog in each category
(costumes as well as other contests held during BARCStoberfest), with all proceeds going to support the dog park.
Information on the event, including a timetable for when
various competitions will take place, as well as registration
forms for the Strut Your Mutt event, can be found at the
BARCS website, www.baltimoreanimalshelter.org.
Volunteers are needed to help out during the contest,
whether for an hour or all day, in many areas. Info: cdp.
[email protected].
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Wild About Weasels: Baltimore Ferret
Club holds the second annual Fall FerretaPalooza on Saturday, Nov. 1 with ferret care demos and workshops, raffles, and an auction, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., at Victory Villa Community Center, 404 Compass Road. Free admission. Info:
Kathryn Stewart 410-833-7186 or [email protected].
All proceeds benefit the Baltimore Ferret Club Shelter.
Dog Park: The Canton Dog Park holds its cleanup on the first Saturday of every month, 10 a.m.-noon. The
next clear-up will be held on Nov. 1.
The Canton Dog Park public meetings are held on the
second Tuesday of each month at the Canton Cove Condos
Conference Room, 2901 Boston Street, 7 p.m. The next
meeting will be on Nov. 11. The dog park always needs
plastic bags (the kind newspapers or groceries come in).
Place bags in the receptacle on the small dog side of the
park. Info: 410-342-0900 (24-hour voice mail), dogpark@
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Crime Scene
Police seeking leads in
homicide, shooting incident
Crime Scene is a representative sampling, not a comprehensive listing, of crimes reported to the Southern District
of the Baltimore Police Department. This week’s Crime
Scene was compiled by Jacqueline Watts.
Homicide, Shooting
S. Fulton Avenue, 300 block, October 6, 10 p.m. Police responded to the report of a double shooting inside
a house. Upon arrival, they found two victims suffering
from gunshot wounds. One was taken to an area hospital
and pronounced to be in stable condition. The other victim, Clayton Oxendine, 24, a resident of the area, was pronounced dead at the scene at 10:15 p.m. Investigation into
the incident is ongoing. Those with information are asked
to contact the Baltimore Police Department’s Homicide Division at 410-396-2100, or can anonymously contact Metro
CrimeStoppers at 866-7-LOCKUP (866-756-2587).
Aggravated assaults
300 block S. Fulton Ave., Monday, Oct. 6, 10 p.m.: A
22-year-old man was shot in the left shoulder. He was taken to Shock-Trauma where he was treated and pronounced
in stable condition.
1000 block W. Lombard St., Monday, Oct. 6, 9:58
a.m.: A man was arrested for choking a woman during an
argument.
Burglaries
Unit block S. Stockton St., Monday, Oct. 6, 5:30 p.m.:
Someone crawled through a rear window and stole an air
compressor, nail guns and saws.
100 block S. Gilmor St., Wednesday, Oct. 8, 9:50 a.m.:
Someone forced open the rear door of a house and stole
a laptop computer, camera, PlayStation 3, television and
jewelry.
800 block Ramsay St., Friday, Oct. 10, 3:30 p.m.: A
police officer responded to a house because the alarm had
sounded. There was no one inside. The owner arrived,
checked the house and found a white gold diamond ring
and a Gucci watch were missing.
900 block W. Lombard St., Sunday, Oct. 12, 5:30 a.m.:
Someone got into a house using a key and stole a handgun,
iPod, laptop computer, safe, jewelry and other property.
Robbery
1100 block James St., Monday, Oct. 6, 12:25 p.m.: One
man grabbed hold of a man while another went through his
pockets. The suspects escaped with the victim’s wallet and
personal papers.
1200 block S. Sharp St., Monday, Oct. 6, 7:30 p.m.:
A man was tackled from behind. Two men made off with
the victim’s wallet containing $17 cash and miscellaneous
papers and cards.
1800 block Belt St., Tuesday, Oct. 7, 1:05 p.m.: A woman pushed her way into an elderly woman’s house and suggested that she was armed. The suspect said “Don’t push
me again. I don’t want to hurt you” and left with the victim’s handbag containing a wallet and cash.
200 block S. Vincent St., Wednesday, Oct. 8, 9:20
p.m.: A man walked up behind a woman and choked her,
dragged her into an alley and punched her in the face. She
fell to the ground and the suspect kicked her, then stole her
purse, eyeglasses, $39 cash and WIC voucher.
1800 block Ramsay St., Thursday, Oct. 9, 10:30 a.m.:
A couple argued and the man tried to rob the woman. She
escaped and called police. Nothing was taken.
1500 block Byrd St., Friday, Oct. 10, 8:42 p.m.: A man
got out of his car and fought with a woman over her purse.
The man stole the purse containing $91 cash and a cell
phone, got back in his car and fled.
Stolen auto
200 block Harmison St., Tuesday, Oct. 7, 8 a.m.: Someone stole a 2006 Honda dirt bike without tags from a back
yard.
800 block Hollins St., Friday, Oct. 10, 5 p.m.: Someone
stole a 1996 Dodge.
Unit block S. Calhoun St., Saturday, Oct. 11, 8 p.m.:
Someone broke the door lock and popped the ignition of a
parked car but did not steal the car.
Larceny
1000 block Key Hwy., Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2 p.m.: Someone
broke the passenger side front window of a parked car and
stole a bag, camera and cell phone.
1500 block Patapsco St., Tuesday, Oct. 7, 10:45 p.m.:
Someone bent the passenger side door of a parked car and
stole a briefcase and paperwork.
Unit block Birckhead St., Wednesday, Oct. 8, 3:30
p.m.: Someone broke the passenger side window of a
parked car and stole a GPS.
1900 block Light St., Wednesday, Oct. 8, 8:30 p.m.:
Someone stole a laptop computer from a parked car.
300 block W. Camden St., Thursday, Oct. 9, 11:30 a.m.:
Someone broke the driver’s side front window of a parked
car and stole a GPS, iPod, baseball glove and shoes.
1200 block W. Pratt St., Thursday, Oct. 9, 7:30 a.m.:
Someone hid candy under his jacket and tried to leave a
store. He was arrested.
1400 block Riverside Ave., Thursday, Oct. 9, 5:45 a.m.:
Someone broke the passenger side window of a parked car
and stole a GPS.
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at 526 S. Conkling Street, Baltimore, MD 21224, faxed to 410-7326604, or e mailed to [email protected]. Deadline for
each week’s issue is Friday at noon of the week before. Note: In case of
inclement weather, call the contact numbers listed for information on
whether the event is still being held.
Graceland Park Improvement Association
meets on Wednesday, Oct. 15, 7 p.m. at the Graceland park United
Methodist Church, 6714 Youngstown Avenue. Topics to be discussed
include sustainability, Dundalk Avenue streetscape, upcoming meetings
and more. Info: 410-288-4046.
Veterans Day: The Liberty Ship John W. Brown holds a Veterans
Day celebration on Saturday, Nov. 8, $20/person for veterans with one
guest. Order by Oct. 25. Info: www.liberty-ship.com, 410-558-0164.
Mensa Testing: Maryland Mensa administers admission tests to
its organization in October. Visit www.us.mensa.org/MTD for more details. The test fee is $40 and a photo ID is required. The test is open to
anyone 14 and older, but parental permission is required for those under
18. Info: Jean O’Donnell 410-448-5952.
Pastor’s Class: Every Wednesday at 7 p.m. in October, Prince
of Peace Lutheran Church, 8212 Philadelphia Road, has a pastor’s adult
Christian education class, with the theme of “What does the Bible have
to say about...?” including war, sex, money, marriage and divorce and
more. All are welcome. The next will be held Wednesdays, Oct. 15 and
22. Info: 410-866-8766.
Crime Prevention: The Southern District Police Community Relations Council holds COP walks as follows. Inclement weather policy:
Check the website for weather-related cancellations of walks. At least
five community members must be present or the walk will be cancelled
and the officer sent back on duty. Info: Jack Baker jackbaker@sdpcrc.
org, 443-831-0538, www.sdpcrc.org.
Note: Unless otherwise specified, all walks are 7 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 15, Locust Point, meet at the Himalayan House Restaurant, 1522 E. Fort Avenue.
Monday, Oct. 20, Hollins Roundhouse, meet at the Black Cherry Puppet
Theater, 1115 Hollins St Tuesday, Oct. 21, Westport, meet at Westport Resource Center, 2322
Graceland Park:
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Annapolis Road. Wednesday, Oct. 22, Pigtown, meet at the Village Center (Bath House),
904 Washington Blvd. Non-Violence: Light Street Presbyterian Church, 809 Light
Street, hosts a fil/discussion series on non-violence on Thursdays, 6
p.m.-7:30 p.m., with a simple supper of soup and bread, the viewing of a
half-hour segment of the PBS documentary, “A Force More Powerful,”
and a guided discussion by pastor Rev. Roger Scott Powers. The series is
free and open to the public. On Oct. 16, see “India-Defying The Crown.”
Info: 410-539-0125. Shop Crawl: The Fells Point Development Corp. holds the VIP
Shop Crawl on Oct. 16, 6 p.m.-9 p.m. Info: www.fellspointdevelopment.
org.
Volunteer! Learn about volunteer opportunities at Volunteer Cafe, a
presentation by five local nonprofits, at Teavolve, 1404 Aliceanna St. in
Harbor East, on Thursday, Oct. 16, 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Organizations making presentations are My Sister’s Circle, Washington Home Community
Hospices, Dyslexia Tutoring Program, Episcopal Community Services
of Maryland and the Village Learning Place. Registration required; call
Candace Baker at 410-366-6030 or email [email protected].
Soccer: Ages 4-14 can get free soccer coaching and have fun in Pat-
terson Park from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. on Sundays, Oct. 19 and 26, and Nov. 2,
at Utz Field near Eastern and Linwood avenues. Space is limited, so drop
off a registration form at the Friends of Patterson Park, 27 S. Patterson
Park Avenue,, call 410-276-3676 or e-mail [email protected]
no later than Friday, Oct. 17.
The South Baltimore Youth Soccer League is having registration on Saturdays and Sundays,10 a.m.-5 p.m. and Mondays through Fridays from
6 p.m.-8 p.m., $50/child for ages 3-16. All registration takes place at the
Little League Field on Fort Avenue. Info: Darlene 410-332-0130.
The Our Lady of Fatima Minikickers program, for ages 3-6, is offered,
teaching fundamentals and soccer skills., to be held Wednesdays, 6
p.m.-7:30 p.m., $25/child fee includes T-shirt. Info: Jim Fendryk 410633-2484.
The Myers Soccer Pavilion, 4300 West Bay Avenue, has open play/dropin soccer on Wednesdays from 4 p.m.-5:30 p.m. for ages 8-13, and on
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 p.m.-9 p.m., for ages 14 and up. Admission
is $5. Wear flat-bottomed shoes and have parent’s signature. Info: 410396-5782.
There’s free, open to the public, outdoor soccer in in various locations
around the city on Wednesdays from 4 p.m.-5:30. Info: 410-244-0833
Single Again: Friends of Mercy, a support group for the divorced,
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widowed, separated and otherwise single-again, holds regular meetings
and talks in and around the Baltimore area. Information is available at
www.friendsofmercy.org, 410-893-4584 and [email protected].
At the Pratt: The following activities are taking place at various
branches of the Enoch Pratt Free Library:
Wednesday, Oct. 15:
Teen Read Week: Art with Bite! Make your own art from leftover magazines, newspapers, and catalogs. Southeast Anchor Library, 3601 Eastern Avenue, 3 p.m.
Just for Teens: Bedazzled – 5,000 Years of Jewelry. Learn about the exhibit at the Walters Art Museum and create your own bedazzling jewelry. Presented by a representative of the Walters Art Museum. Light
Street Branch, 1251 Light Street, 4 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 16:
Just for Teens: Anime Warriors. Films, discussion and refreshments.
Cherry Hill Branch, 606 Cherry Hill Road, 3 p.m.
Just for Teens: Flights that Fright Movie Night. See the movie “The Lost
Boys” at Southeast Anchor Library, 3601 Eastern Avenue, 6 p.m.
Sounds of Oktoberfest The local polka band Joy of Maryland performs
Polish, Czech, Slovenian, and American dance music. Light Street
Branch, 1251 Light Street, 6:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 17:
Flu Clinic. Free flu shots for adults and seniors only. Sponsored by ACE
Coalition. For information, call 410-396-3048. Central Library, 400 Cathedral Street, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 20:
How to Pay for College Seminar, sponsored by Congressman Elijah E.
Cummings. Meet with college admissions representatives and scholarship organizations. Learn about financial assistance programs and scholarship opportunities, the college admissions process and preparation for
the SAT and other tests. For parents and students. Central Library, 400
Cathedral Street, 6 – 8 p.m. For information, call 410-685-9199.
Small Business Connections, presented by Naomi Hafter of the Pratt Library’s Business Center, Light Street Branch, 1251 Light Street, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 21:
Opa! Greek Appetizer Primer. Learn how to make spinach pies and
stuffed grape leaves in this hands-on demonstration. Call 410-396-1580
to register. Southeast Anchor Library, 3601 Eastern Avenue, 10:30 a.m.
Start a New Conversation @ Your Library. Casual conversation for beginning speakers of English and Spanish. Southeast Anchor Library,
3601 Eastern Avenue, 11 a.m.
Just for Teens: Checkers Champs. A tournament for checkers players.
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Boo, hon.
It’s time to immerse yourself in that
great Southeast Baltimore tradition that is
the Great Halloween Lantern Parade. This
year’s parade is scheduled for Saturday,
Oct. 25 beginning at 7:30 p.m. in Patterson
Park. (The rain date is Sunday, Oct. 26.
This year, say organizers, there are more
opportunities for the public to be involved,
thanks to an increased number of workshops.
“We really wanted to be able to involve
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Cherry Hill Branch, 606 Cherry Hill Road, 3 p.m.
Teen Choice Book Club. You choose the books and
help lead the discussions. Southeast Anchor Library,
3601 Eastern Avenue, 4 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 22*
Just for Teens: Make Your Next Move. Enjoy games
of chess, checkers or Connect Four. Patterson Park
Branch, 158 N. Linwood Avenue, 3:30 p.m.
Proposal Writing, presented by Andrea Snyder of the
Pratt Library’s Grants Collection. Southeast Anchor
Library, 3601 Eastern Avenue, 6 p.m.
Gory Story: On Friday, Oct. 17, the Creative Alliance, 3134 Eastern Avenue, has special screenings
of the famously gory gross-out movie, “Isle of the
Damned” at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Treasure hunters, an
uncharted island and hungry, hungry cannibals. Eyewwww. Don’t miss this fright night classic. Tickets
$8 members, $10 others. Info: 410-276-1651, www.
creativealliance.org.
Art Of Glass: McFadden Art Glass, 6800 Eastern Avenue, has “Date Night” on the third Friday of
each month, 7 p.m.-10 p.m. The next will be held
on Friday, Oct. 17. Bring a date or a friend by the
studio for some free entertainment. Artists will be
demonstrating whatever forms the audience would
like to see, including wine glasses, cheese plates,
pint glasses, elegant vases, flowers, etc. Also, attendees will have the opportunity to pull a glass flower
for $35 if they’d like. The Glass Grill will have dinner and drink specials throughout the night. Feel free
to bring your own spirits. RSVP encouraged, but
not required. McFadden alo holds free workshops
on Sundays, 1 p.m.-5 p.m., throughout October. See
demonstrations and try hands-on activities to make
glass objects to take home. The next event is Sunday,
Oct. 19. RSVP required. Info: mcfaddenartglass@
yahoo.com, 410-631-6039. Workshops fill quickly
and space is limited.
Open Studio: The 20th annual Baltimore Open
Studio Tour, where the public can visit local artists in
their studios, is held Saturday, Oct. 18 and Sunday,
Oct. 19 from noon-5 p.m. An exhibition and silent
auction of work by artists on the tour will be held at
School 33 Art Center, 1427 Light Street, on Friday,
Oct. 17-Sunday, Oct. 19. An exhibition reception and
block party is held on Friday, Oct. 17, 5 p.m.-8 p.m.
Info/listings of artists and addresses: www.school33.
org, 410-396-4641.
Russians Are Coming: On Oct. 17-19, the
Russian Festival, a celebration of the Russian community, is held at Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox
the neighborhood,” says Luisa Bieri of the
Creative Alliance, “so we’re expanding the
activities and then really having a big celebration at the end.”
This year’s parade route will be different, and will run as a loop through the
park, beginning and ending at the Pulaski
Monument, where food and beverages will
be sold and live bands will play. At the end
of the parade, participants can expect to
see enormous (two stories high) floats and
structures that will reflect this year’s theme
of “Beware the Jabberwocky.”
“We’re calling the whole Pulaski Monument area our Haunted Hamlet,” says
Bieri.
In order to increase community involve-
Church, 1723 E. Fairmount Avenue, Friday-Saturday
noon-9 p.m., and Sunday noon-6 p.m. Admission
rates apply. Info: 410-276-6171, www.russfest.org.
Arts Events: On Saturday, Oct. 18, the Highlandtown Arts District hosts a daylong event in conjunction with School 33’s Open Studio Tour. Start
at 8 a.m. at the Highlandtown Farmers Market and
then, from noon-5 p.m., tour studios and galleries
in the area, and view the trash cans. From noon-1
p.m., there’s a beer tap handle making demo at Mark
Supik & Co., 1 N. Haven Street. (Info on this event:
www.marksupikco.com). From 6 p.m.-9 p.m., there’s
an “Apres Studio Soiree” at SkyLofts Gallery with
light fare, but BYOB. Tickets $15 in advance, $20 at
door, artists $10. Info: www.highlandtownarts.com,
[email protected].
Where’s The Beef? St. John Lutheran
Church, 226 Washburn Avenue in Brooklyn, will
have a sour beef and roast beef dinner on Saturday,
Oct.18, 4 p.m.-7 p.m. $13 adults and $5 ages 12 and
under. Tickets available in advance or at the door.
Info: 410-355-7295.
Class of ‘53: Catholic High School’s class of ‘53
holds a 55th reunion on Saturday, Oct. 18 at St. Brigid’s School Hall from noon-4 p.m. A 4 p.m. mass will
be held at the church with a special remembrance of
deceased classmates. Info: Jane 410-675-1171.
Flu Shots: Flu shots will be given on Saturday,
Oct. 18, 3 p.m.-6 p.m. at the VFW #10078, 425 E.
Fort Avenue. Shots are free to those with Medicare
Part B (with card). All others pay $20. Info: 410-5394210.
Highlandtown Middle: The city holds a
meeting to discuss the disposition of the former
Highlandtown Middle School on Saturday, Oct. 18 at
10 a.m. the Southeast Anchor Library, 3601 Eastern
Avenue. Developers will present their proposals and
give the community a chance to respond. Representatives from Housing will be present as well.
Oktoberfest! The Catholic Community of
South Baltimore will celebrate its 5th Annual Oktoberfest on Saturday, Oct. 18, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., rain or
shine, outside Holy Cross Church on the 100 block
of E. West Street between Light and William streets.
Live German music, traditional food and German
beer. Bingo, prize wheels and a $1,000 raffle. Kids’
entertainment, a silent auction and more. Free admission. Park in the West Street garage, one block away.
Info: Phil Huber 410-746-9912, [email protected], www.southbaltimorecatholic.org.
Pagoda Fun: The Patterson Park Pagoda is now
decorated for Halloween and is open to visitors on
Sundays through Oct. 26. Info: 410-276-3676.
Tours: “Jewish Baltimore on Wheels,” a bicycle
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ment, the Creative Alliance has added opportunties for individuals to attend free
lantern-making workshops. Oh, and for
those eco-conscious celebrants, this year
marks the return of the old-style bambooframe lanterns.
Three community lantern workshops
are offered at the Creative Alliance, 3134
Eastern Avenue, on Sunday, Oct. 19, at 10
a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Participants
can make their own paper and bamboo
lanterns. The works hop is open to kids and
adults, with or without pre-existing artistic
talent. (Children must be accompanied by
an adult).
Volunteer Build Day (an adults-only
activity) is offered on Saturday, Oct. 18.
Those who are interested can work alongside the Nana Projects artists, and help
those involved in the program put together
the logistics of the parade, then enjoy some
pie and coffee. Meet at the Highlandtown
Parade Studio (the former Highlandtown
branch of the library), 3323 Eastern Avenue, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Note: The parade studio
will be operating for the weeks leading up
to the parade, so according to Bieri, those
interested in sneaking a peek through the
big windows will be able to get an eyeful
of what’s to come. Want to visit? Call for
hours and information: 443-919-6980.
The Neighborhood Lantern Workshop
takes place on Saturday, Oct. 18, especially for neighbors in and around Patterson
Park. Adults and kids can make and decorate their own paper and bamboo lantern to
carry in the Parade! (Note: This particular
workshop is held at Patterson Park Public
Charter School, 27 N. Lakewood Avenue,
between 11 a.m.-2 p.m.).
For the grown-ups, there’s a Lantini
Party on Friday, Oct. 24, 8 p.m. at the Creative Alliance, 3134 Eastern Avenue. Ages
21 and up can make lanterns and sip the
seasonally appropriate Lantini cocktail.
$18 for Creative Alliance members, $20
others, includes first drink.
Finally on Saturday, Oct. 25, the parade
will begin at 7:30 p.m., lining up at 7 p.m.
from the Pulaski Monument, Eastern and
Linwood avenues. Oh, and if the weather
looks threatening or even (say it ain’t so)
downright rainy, check the status of the
parade by calling 410-276-1651 or going to
www.lanternparade.org.
“Obviously we’re hoping for great
weather,” says Bieri, “but we have our raindate just in case.”
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tour, is held on Sunday, Oct. 19, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Explore streets and sites that were once quintessentially
Jewish, and discover how they’ve changed over the
years. The trip concludes with a visit to the Jewish
Museum of Maryland and a tour of historic synagogues. Lunch is on your own at Attmans deli on
Lombard Street. The tour leaves from the JMM at
10 a.m. Free parking is available. The tour is approximately 10 miles and is mostly flat. Participants
must be at least 12 years of age. Pre-registration and
advance payment of $20/person required. That same
day, from noon-4 p.m., take a self-guided walking
store that leaves from the Jewish Museum of Maryland and offers a fresh look at the old East Baltimore
Jewish immigrant neighborhood known today as
Historic Jonestown. Reservations required. Info:
Ilene Dackman-Alon 410-732-6400, ext. 214.
Fight Cancer: The Race for the Cure 5K to
fight breast cancer takes place in Maryland on Sunday, Oct. 19 in Hunt Valley. The 5K run starts 8 a.m.
and the 5K walk starts 8:45 a.m., but events actually
begin at 6 a.m. with registration and other events.
Because over 20,000 will participate, consider mass
transit. Info on all aspects of the race including registration, donation, etc.: www.komenmd.org/
Polish Dinner: St. Athanasius Church, 4708
Prudence Street in Curtis Bay, has its Polish buffet
dinner with raffles and games on Sunday, Oct. 19
with seatings from noon-2 p.m., and 3 p.m.-5 p.m.
Adults and carry-out $15, ages 7-12 $7, free for ages
6 and under. Info/tickets: 410-355-5740.
Roasts and Feasts: The Optimist Club of
Dundalk, Inc. holds a bull and oyster roast on Sunday, Oct. 19, 1 p.m.-6 p.m. at the UAW Hall, 1010
S. Oldham Street. Full menu plus beer and set-ups,
BYOB. Music, wheels, raffles, door prizes and more,
$35/person, plus tables of 8. All proceeds will benefit area youth programs. Info/tickets: Lil Tirschman
410-282-7724.
Maryland Paranormal Research Team hosts a Halloween bull roast (come costumed or not) on Friday,
Oct. 31 at the UAW Hall, 1010 S. Oldham Street, 8
p.m.-1 a.m., with DJ music, full menu, door prizes,
wheels and more, no minors, BYOB, $40/person.
Info: Dave 410-558-6365, [email protected].
Vino: There’s an Italian fall wine tasting on Sunday,
Oct.19, 2 p.m.-5 p.m. at St. Leo’s School Hall in Little
Italy, 912 Stiles Street to benefit Little Italy Hands
and Hearts. $35/person. Beer will also be available;
Ravens game will be broadcast as well. Info: Maria
Serafini 410-218-8611, [email protected].
Polish Dinner: St. Athanasius Church, 4708
Prudence Street in Curtis Bay, has its Polish buffet
dinner with raffles and games on Sunday, Oct. 19
with seatings from noon-2 p.m., and 3 p.m.-5 p.m.
Adults and carry-out $15, ages 7-12 $7, free for ages
6 and under. Info/tickets: 410-355-5740.
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Bingo! On Sunday, Oct. 19, the Baltimore Archdiocesan Holy Name Union has handicap accessible
bingo in the Our Lady of Fatima Parish Hall, 6420 E.
Pratt Street, opening 12:30 p.m. with ample parking,
$12 in advance, $15 at the door. Info/tickets: Nancy
Novak 410-288-3402.
Sacred Heart of Jesus-Highlandtown, 600 S. Conkling Street, has bingo and dinner in the church hall
on Sunday, Oct. 19, 1 p.m., $20/person. Info/tickets:
410-342-4336.
A Citizens On Patrol
walk is held on the third Monday of each month,
leaving at 7 p.m. from the corner of E. Baltimore
Street and Patterson Park Avenue. The next walk will
be held on Oct. 20. Info: Katie Mason Kkmason@
gmail.com.
Harborview: The Harborview Neighborhood
Association meets on Oct. 20 at the Ateaze Center,
7401 Holabird Avenue, 7 p.m. Info: Georgia 410236-0601.
Highlandtown: The Highlandtown Community Association meets at Salem United Methodist
Church, 3403 Gough Street, at 7 p.m. on the third
Monday of each month. The next meeting is Oct. 20.
Info: Don or Agnes 410-563-4485.
Citizens On Patrol:
North Point Library: The North Point Branch
of the library, 1716 Merritt Blvd., has the following
activities. Info/registration:410-887-7255
For kids, “Preschool Story Time,” every Wednesday
at 10:30 a.m. for ages 2-5 with caregivers.
“Baby Boosters” for ages 0-23 months with caregivers, on Thursday, Oct. 23, 10:30 a.m.
“Balloons Across America” with balloon sculptures
and fun for the family (under 6 needs an adult), on
Saturday, Oct. 25, 2 p.m.
ESOL Café, for speakers of English and Spanish,
is open on Tuesday, Oct. 21, 6:30 p.m., with coffee,
cake and conversation, to help those interested brush
up on their language skills.
Eastwood: The Eastwood Residents and Business Association meets on Tuesday, Oct. 21, at 7 p.m.
at Eastwood Elementary, 428 Westham Way. Info:
Bob Nozeika 410-633-6410.
Greektown: Greektown CDC meets on Tuesday, Oct. 21, 6 p.m. at St. Nicholas Church, 520 S.
Ponca Street. Info: 410-327-3306.
Cookies: St. John Lutheran Church, 226 Washburn Avenue in Brooklyn, is now accepting orders
for holiday cookies made by the church bakers. Orders will be taken through Nov. 2. The cost is $4 for a
half pound and $8 for one pound, various types available. Cookies will be available for Dec. 14 for pickup.
Call 410-766-3755 or 410-969-0129.
Holiday Parade: The Essex Middle River
Heritage Society holds a holiday parade on Nov. 30
and is currently looking for floats, marching bands,
church choirs, antique cars, fire trucks, businesses
and others to participate. Info: Rick Metzgar 443622-7647.
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of Fatima Hall for ages 21 and up, 8 p.m.-midnight,
$10/person, with DJ music, beer, wine, soda-set-ups,
raffles and wheels. Limited tickets at door. Info/tickets: Tracy 410-477-3428.
Aspiring Screenwriters: Calling all aspiring film writers for the fourth annual Baltimore
Screenwriters Competition: The early submission
deadline is Friday, Nov. 21 with a $35 application
fee, and the final deadline is Friday, Jan. 9 with a
$50 application fee. Submit applications and original
feature length screenplays that must be set in or can
be filmed in Baltimore. Winning prizes include cash
and all access passes to the Maryland Film Festival. To download the Baltimore Screenwriters Competition application, visit www.baltimorefilm.com or
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Mentors Needed: Baltimore Cares is seeking individuals to be mentors to troubled and vulnerable youth in the city. Info: www.baltimorecity.gov/
government/baltimorerising/index.php. in Patterson Park on Wednesday, Oct. 22, 6:30 p.m.7:30 p.m. Meet at the Pagoda. $5 per pumpkin. Registration required. Info/registration: 410-558-BIRD.
Tiny Tots: The Audubon Society holds a “Tiny
Tots” program on owls, a fun and educational session for ages 2-5 with an adult, on Saturday, Oct. 25,
9 a.m.-10 a.m. or 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m., $5 donation
per child requested. Register at least two days in advance. Meet at the steps of the Pagoda. Info/registration: 410-558-2473, [email protected].
That’s Entertainment: Fortview Softball
sells Entertainment coupon books as a fundraiser,
now through Oct. 31, $25/book. Info/orders: Larry
410-633-6672.
The Locust Point Recreation Council is selling Entertainment coupon books for $25. Info: Alex 410837-4134, [email protected].
The Maryland Food Bank is selling Entertainment
books for $25 each to benefit its Harvest for the Hungry fundraiser. Five pound bags of frozen shrimp are
also being sold for $31. Info: Don Kellner 410-2278462.
Fall Dances: St. Casimir’s Holy Name Society
and the Polish American Heritage Committee hold
a harvest dance on Nov. 2, 1 p.m.-6 p.m., in Kolbe
Hall, O’Donnell and Binney streets, $23/person.
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CRIME SCENE
S. Broadway, 200 block, October 7, 6:30 a.m. Someone
entered a store through a front window and took 40 watches,
four cell phones and 1,500 prepaid phone cards.
S. Central Avenue, unit block, October 7, 6:57 a.m.
Someone broke into a paint store through a front door. It
was not immediately known whether anything was taken.
Larceny from Auto
Fawn Street, 900 block, October 12, 5:25 p.m. Someone
stole a GPS from a truck.
Albermarle Street, 200 block, October 12, 3:55 p.m.
Someone broke the window of a car and took a handicap
hang tag.
Foster Avenue, 2900 block, October 11, 9:30 p.m. Someone opened the unlocked door of a car and took purses and
CDs.
Pratt Street, 1900 block, October 11, 7 p.m. Someone
broke the window of a car and took speakers, a radio and
tools.
N. Chester Street, 100 block, October 11, 9:30 a.m.
Someone broke the window of a car and took a GPS, iPod,
charger and headpiece.
S. Caroline Street, 500 block, October 11, 6:30 p.m.
Someone broke the window of a car and took a phone and
an iPod.
N. Glover Street, 500 block, October 11, 9:30 p.m. Someone broke into a truck and took a laptop and GPS.
Elrino Street, 500 block, October 10, 12:15 p.m. Someone broke the window of a car and took a GPS.
S. Ellwood Avenue, 200 block, October 10, 8:30 p.m.
Someone broke into a car and took a GPS.
N. Kenwood Avenue, 200 block, October 9, 8 a.m.
Someone broke the window of a car and took a cell phone.
George McNeal, 31,
Foster Avenue, 2700 block, October 9, 7 a.m. Someone
broke into a truck and took an EZ Pass, an MVA registralongtime S.E. resident
tion card and a pocket knife.
George Dennis McNeal, a resident of Southeast BaltiAliceanna Street, 700 block, October 9, 11:30 a.m. more, died at Johns Hopkins Bayview Hospital on Oct. 7
Someone broke into a truck and took photographic equip- after a long illness. He was 31 years old.
ment.
McNeal had lived in the area for 15 years. His hobbies
N. Bethel Street, 100 block, October 8, 6:30 p.m. Some- included tattooing and Muslim art.
one broke into a van and took a GPS.
He is survived by his parents, Linda Crowley and George
Danville Street, 6700 block, October 8, 7:25 a.m. Some- Dennis McNeal, by his sisters Vitoria Borozzi and Jennifer
one opened the door of a car and took sunglasses and the Borozzi and by a brother, Justin McNeal.
face plate of a radio.
Additional survivors include his grandparents Sonny
S. East Avenue, 400 block, October 8, 12:20 p.m. Some- and Georgia Crowley and Barb McNeal, and a cousin,
one broke the window of a car and took a GPS.
Robert McNeal, Jr.
Jefferson Street, 2400 block, October 8, 8:55 a.m.
Funeral arrangements were pending at the time of pubSomeone took the handicap hang tag out of a truck.
lication.
O’Donnell Street, 2800 block, October 7, 7 p.m. Someone broke the window of a truck and took a GPS.
S. Clinton Street, 1500 block, October 6, 7:30 p.m.
Note: In an obituary published Oct. 1, it was noted that
Someone broke the window of a car and took a GPS.
Daniel A. Kluczyk was survived by a spouse. Mr. Kluczyk
Boston Street, 2400 block, October 6, 5:30 a.m. Some- was not married at the time of his death. The Guide regrets
one broke the window of a car and took a GPS.
the error.
Note: Crimes against seniors have been committed by suspects (male and female) who follow seniors to their home,
The Guide welcomes obituaries from its community.
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professionals, workers in the water department, BGE and seven days following publication although every effort is
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to Highlandtown’s iconic Matthew’s. But
Homecoming was looming, and the perfect dress had not yet presented itself, so
we headed north instead, to Loehmann’s
and, I thought, Victor’s.
Victor’s was Harbor East even before
there was a Harbor East, a waterfront restaurant with a great view and calamari so
good it earned a shout-out on “Homicide.”
I remembered that Victor’s had relocated
to a Timonium shopping center—no view,
but I assumed the seafood would still be
worth the trip. But when we reached said
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shopping center we discovered that Victor
had sold out a few months previously. So
Scittino’s it was.
Scittino’s has a shopping-center-bistro
vibe that will feel familiar to anyone who
has been to chains of the Strappazza ilk.
With its bold wall graphics depicting Italian foodstuffs, its stone-look tile floor and
its case of deep-dish pizzas up front, it’s
definitely a cut above your standard pizza
and subs joint, but looks more like a place
Scittino’s Pizza & Pasta
Timonium Crossing, 2080 York Rd.
Open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mon.-Sat.,
10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sun.
Phone: 410-308-0620
Our dinner for two: $43.78
for a casual slice than for serious dining.
We were surprised, then, by a very good
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Italy itself.
Admittedly, the Caesar salad ($5.95) was
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found at Cinghiale, where I last had this
dish, but were acceptably ripe and the basil was fresh. Best of all, though, was the
mozzarella, which was the snowy, homemade kind.
In honor of Victor’s, but without great expectations, I ordered the calamari. Wow—
it was perfect. Perfectly tender, perfectly
crisp, perfect light batter, perfect ratio of
rings to tentacles, perfectly huge serving
for $7.75. My husband was thrilled when I
presented him with the leftovers.
My daughter’s one exception to a meatfree diet is clams, which she will happily
eat fried, chowdered, or, as at Scittino’s,
sautéed with olive oil and garlic and served
with Parmesan over linguini ($15.95). This
version had an edge over most, as it was
made with baby clams, tiny and delicate,
instead of the usual chopped kind.
As Scittino’s bills itself as a pizza place,
I figured I’d better order some. The spinach white pizza ($12.95 whole, $2.95 slice),
which involved a thin, tasty crust, mozzarella and ricotta cheeses and just the right
amount of garlic, was the kind of dish
that the Nutrition Action people would
label “Food Porn.” But fat grams aside, it
was a winner. Also in the don’t-tell-yourcardiologist category was the tiramisu, a
decidedly rich version of this usually airy
dessert, topped with a thick layer of chocolate-dusted mascarpone.
If the name sounds familiar, you may
hail from Catonsville, where Scittino’s
Italian Marketplace is a longtime fixture
for those seeking authentic groceries, deli
and takeout. The new place is owned by a
cousin of those Scittinos, and from what
we’ve sampled of his cooking, next time
we’ll try something more ambitious from
the specials board. And maybe another
pizza.
The Latest Dish…
With downsizing the order of the day,
don’t expect small plates to go out of fashion anytime soon. Tapas, mezze, and other
mix-and-match appetizer menus really do
provide the best bang for your dining-out
buck.
The newest place to get your small-plates
fix is Tapabar, which has arrived at 413
High Street in Little Italy (formerly Café di
Roma). Owner Carolina Llaguno is a proponent of the “farm to table” movement,
and uses produce from Maryland growers.
Organic, fair-trade wines from Chile are
featured, and can be sampled at Wednesday’s wine tastings. For information, call
410-223-3020.
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One sniff of natural gas, either inside or outside of your
home and you’ll know there’s a leak somewhere. Even
homes that don’t use gas could experience gas leaks coming
through walls from the outside.
When you smell gas, leave your home immediately and
call BGE from the nearest telephone. Call 24 hours a day,
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News for Seniors
Bid a fond farewell to Paul Newman:
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Wednesday, Oct. 15, 10:30 a.m., Board games, free.
Noon, Lunch, fee.
12:45 p.m., Bible class, free.
1 p.m., Pinochle, free.
Friday, Oct. 17, 10:30 a.m., Moving with Nina, free.
Noon, Lunch, fee.
12:45 p.m., Friday entertainment, fee.
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Monday, Oct. 20, 9:30 a.m., Trip Talk, free.
10 a.m., Stretching with Nina, free.
10:30 a.m., Spanish class, freee.
Noon, Lunch, fee.
12:45 p.m., Monday bingo, fee.
Tuesday, Oct. 21, 9:30 a.m., Trip Talk, free
10 a.m., Health/nutrition class, free.
Noon, Lunch, fee.
12:45 p.m., Games.
Wednesday, Oct. 22, 10:30 a.m., Board games, free.
Noon, Lunch, fee.
12:45 p.m., Bible class, free.
Schedule subject to change.
Upcoming Trips:
March 12-March 13, 2009: Atlantic City and
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two days, one night, $190/person for double or triple occupancy. $75 deposit due by Dec. 1, balance due by Feb. 6.
Info/reservations: Rita Arrington 410-685-6224.
Other trips (info coming soon): Myrtle Beach and Alaska.
John Booth Senior Center
229-1/2 S. Eaton Street, Highlandtown
410-396-9202
The John Booth Senior Center has a host of programs —
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Also collecting Houshold Items
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aerobics, line dancing, Easy Cardio Moves, Balance and
Movement, singing, cards, billiards, Pokeno and bingo, to
name a few. Just want to sit and relax? That’s okay, too.
Note: Health and Welfare Thursdays take place on the
second Thursday of each month and consist of Blood Pressure Monitoring at 10 a.m. Dr. Youngworth, Podiatrist,
comes to the center from 10:30 a.m.-noon.
Wednesday, Oct. 15, Members’ meeting
Thursday, Oct. 16, 10:30 a.m.-noon, Podiatrist, Dr.
Youngworth.
Monday, Oct. 20, 10:30 a.m., The John Booth Entertainers perform for the residents at the FutureCare Canton.
Wednesday, Oct. 22, 11:30 a.m., “Sunshine Luncheon” to honor our active (enrolled for 2008) 85+ members. Food prepared by the chef from Eating Together-the
famous pasta bar. Members 85+ will be guests, all others
will pay $3 (members) and $5 (non-members).
Thursday, Oct. 24, Coach bus trip to Atlantic City,
N.J., $35 for members, $38 for non-members, to Resorts
Casino, $20 game return, $5 food voucher, make reservations with payment. Only a few seats available. Note: Today is the day to make reservations for John Booth’s Halloween Party on the 29th.
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Thursday, Oct. 16: One-mile video walk begins at 9
a.m.; two-mile walk follows. Aerobics is at 10:30; lunch is
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Friday, Oct. 17: Bingo starts at 12:30 p.m.
Monday, Oct. 20: Exercise at 9 a.m., massage at 10,
cards at 10:30. The Red Hatters meet at 11 a.m. and then
go on to Eastern House for lunch. At the center, Eating
Together lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m.
Tuesday, Oct. 21: “Faith and Life” begins at 10 a.m.
Ethnic German lunch will be served at 11:30 a.m. House
Council meeting begins at 1 p.m. and yoga begins at 4:45.
Wednesday, Oct. 22: Eating Together lunch is served
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to see you and you have agreed to that appointment. City
workers, Verizon and BGE employees will never ask to get
inside a home without an appointment.
The Hatton Book Club is reading the “One Maryland,
One Book” selection, “A Hope in the Unseen” by Ron
Suskind. Check out a copy at the library and join the discussion Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 12:30 p.m.
Need advice on Medicare Part D or Medicare prescription drug plans? Individual consultation sessions begin
Nov. 17. Call 410-396-9025 for an appointment.
White Marsh and 9 a.m. from Bel Air, and returning approx. 7 p.m. Info: 410-335-7744, [email protected].
St. Francis of Assisi Sodality has a trip to see “Shrek:
The Musical” in NYC with two pick-up points (Baltimore
City and Baltimore County) on April 15, 2009, $155/person, extra for lunch and dinner. Info: Barbara Jo 410-4883162.
The following bus trips benefit Sr. Julietta Siedlecka
School in Poland. Info: Gloria Weber 410-276-1025.
Nov. 7 to Dover Down, Del.
Thursday, Nov. 20-Friday, Nov. 21 (overnight) to Atlantic City, N.J. with casino bonus
Friday, Dec. 5 to Delaware Park, Del.
Saturday, Dec. 13 to New York City, 7 a.m.-7 p.m. with
or without Radio City show tickets
Saturday, Dec. 20 to Washington, D.C. for sighseeing including lights at Mormon Tabernacle. Book early.
Leaves at noon.
Conference Room, 2901 Boston Street, 7 p.m. The next
meeting will be on Nov. 11. The dog park is always in need
of donations of plastic bags (the kind newspapers or groceries come in) that can be used for clean-up. Please place
bags in the receptacle on the small dog side of the park.
Info: 410-342-0900 (24-hour voice mail), [email protected].
Dog Park Note: Patterson Park can use bags as well.
Please drop bags by the White House or put them in the
dog bag receptacles around the park.
The National Aquarium in Baltimore invites the
public to help restore habitat for wildlife, remove debris,
and maintain trails at the Fort McHenry Wetland. The next
field day will be held on Saturday, Nov. 15, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
All participants must be age 14 and up; under 18 requires
adult accompaniment. Info: National Aqarium Conservation Department: 410-659-4274 or [email protected].
at 11:30. Blood pressure checks are taken at 12:15 p.m. and
art class begins at 1.
There are a few manicure appointments available on
Thursday, Oct. 23, Call to sign up.
Sign up for “Wii Day” October 29, noon-2 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 31 is the last day to redeem Farmers Market Food Coupons. Be sure to use them by that date.
Important Note: There is a woman making the rounds
of Southeast neighborhoods who will try to follow seniors
Get out of town on bus trips
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and more. Info/to volunteer: 410-276-3676, [email protected].
The Canton Dog Park holds its clean-up on the first
Saturday of every month, 10 a.m.-noon. The next clear-up
will be held on Nov. 1.
The Canton Dog Park public meetings are held on the
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‘03 CHEVROLET BLAZER 4X4
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$7,995
‘06 CHEVROLET HHR LT
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29K miles
#80482A
SALE
$13,995
‘02 DODGE B1500 RAM SPORT ‘01 DODGE DURANGO 4X4 SLT
Red
60K miles
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SALE
$8,495
‘04 FORD F-250 SUPER DUTY XL ‘06 FORD F-250 XLT LONG BED ‘02 GMC 1500 SIERRA SLE
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$11,995
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$15,495
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‘05 NISSAN XTERRA
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‘03 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER
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MUSIC AND IMAGES WILL COLLIDE AT SCHOOL 33 PARTY
AK SlAughTER, ThE ART DEpARTmEnT will plAy AT AnDy COOK’S SChOOl 33 ClOSing pARTy
By l Au R A g R E E n B AC K
Few things go together better than Baltimore’s art and music scenes. And this Friday, a Federal Hill gallery will bring them
together for a night of creative celebration.
School 33 Art Center, located on Light Street, will host a bash for the arts from 6-8 pm.The party will close out the
gallery’s current exhibition of photographs by Baltimore native Andy Cook, and will also kick off a weekend of art studio tours.
Local hip hop duo AK Slaughter and ‘50’s-inspired indie rock outfit The Art department will play a free outdoor show
during the party.
“It’s a party, so we have a little more freedom to experiment. We are trying out a new song we have never played before,”
said Aran Keating, a member of AK Slaughter.
It’s hard to imagine AK Slaughter in a setting that didn’t welcome experimenting.The group draws from reggae, pop and
even Bollywood on its high-energy tracks – and almost always gets the crowd dancing. on Friday, guests can work up a sweat by
dancing in the street, and then go inside for last look at Cook’s new photography exhibit.
Cook’s show, called “Scenes from Long Roads,” features 12 new images. Most are landscapes of Baltimore, novia Scotia,
Japan and California.
The closing of his show kicks off another big event for School 33, the open studios tour weekend.The free weekend of selfguided tours invites visitors into local artist studios. It’s a chance to purchase local art and talk to artists about their work.
“We are creating synergy between the artists and the neighborhood. We are trying to develop an arts community, and we
are happy to be a part of it,” said John Hughes, exhibitions coordinator for School 33.. L
phOTO, AnDy COOK
Q&A
SCHooL 33 ART CenTeR
1427 Light St., Federal Hill,
410-396-4641
www.school33.org
Hours:
Tuesday-Friday: 10 am-4 pm,
Thursday: 10 am-7 pm
Saturday: noon-4 pm
CuRRenT exHIBITIon:
Scenes From Long Roads
new photographs by Andy Cook
Through october 18
CLoSIng PARTy:
Friday, october 17 6-8 pm
Featuring AK Slaughter and The Ar t
depar tment
phOTO, JuSTin
TSuCAlAS
oPen STudIo TouR:
Kickoff par ty: in conjunction with
Andy Cook’s closing party at School 33
Saturday, october 18 and Sunday,
october 19, noon-5 pm
Free, self-guided
Aran Keating of AK Slaughter
why is it a good fit for you to play at a gallery party?
For us it just makes sense to do dIy spaces, ar t
galleries and par ties. We seem to fit really well into that
environment, where it is community based, rather than
actual venues. That is where we star ted and that is where
we have been continuing. At this thing, it’s a par ty, so we
have a little more freedom to experiment. We are trying
out a new song we have never played before.
what is the song called?
I wanted to call it “Cold Compress,” emily wanted to call it
“Clap Attack.” you can decide. you can name it.
Are you two dating? A lot of your songs hint that you are.
In our songs, a lot of emily’s solo tracks, she sings about
her experiences. They are very feminist-oriented, about
sex and stuff. I think we inevitably do a lot of play back and
forth, like in our song about getting harassed in the mall.
There is a lot of inherent back and for th, and mirroring
each other. It’s really just about me and her doing
whatever we want.
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Paramount Theatres is showing newly restored
versions of The Godfather parts one and two at the
Senator Theatre until Thursday. Only five theatres
in the nation are showing the rerelease. If you can’t
make it, check out the new DVD.
is restored, hits the
Senator Theatre
By B R i A n D AV i S
“Does this
look like
a rash to
you?”
here’s our film reviewer’s take:
If you’re into lists (and let’s face it, most of us
are), then you’re guaranteed to find The godfather
on any Top 50 Films of All Time list. It is iconic, it is
enduring, and it redefined the gangster genre. What
makes it so powerful? Why is it considered one of
the best movies ever made?
Well, the violence and subject matter are
certainly a good place to start, and one glance at the
cast is enough to startle: Marlon Brando. Al Pacino.
Robert duvall. diane Keaton. James Caan. Who
couldn’t get wrapped up in an epic Mafioso flick
starring these cinematic greats?
And then there’s the narrative, with Michael’s
(Pacino) chilling character arc, falling (or rising)
from national war hero to murderous crime lord.
Watching his father gunned down, his brother
assassinated while trying to defend his sister from an
abusive husband, and his wife murdered accidentally
in an attempt on his own life, the pleasant, innocent
Michael Corleone slowly hardens into a cold killer.
And peppering the film along the way are corrupt
police captains, cars exploding with beautiful women
inside them, family betraying family, and decapitated
horses. It makes for a hell of a ride.
But what really sets The godfather above
every other player in the league is its richness of
theme. opening with Michael’s sister’s wedding,
You read right. Free oysters* . Sundays 12-4 pm.
and ending with the execution of her husband, the
film not only allows but dissects the contrast and
codependency of light and dark.The dedication to
family versus the willingness to kill others’ family; the
refusal to sell drugs because of their social effects
versus the ambivalence towards violence and
corruption; charisma versus coldness; these are all
merely different sides of the same coin.
Writer/director Francis Ford Coppola deftly
intercuts between the bright wedding outside
(family), and the dark office inside (business),
declaring from the opening scene that light and dark,
family and business, they are opposite yet also the
same. And to hammer this point home, he ends the
film with a similar intercutting technique, alternating
shots of Michael’s nephew’s baptism with shots of
his ordered killings.
The godfather remains a powerful, beautiful,
enthralling film, and to watch it in the theatre is an
offer that can’t be refused. L
LAST dAyS To See
ThE gODfAThER AT ThE SEnATOR:
Wednesday & Thursday:
The godfather: 12:30 and 8 pm
The godfather Part II: 4 pm
Tickets are $9
The Senator Theatre
5904 york Road, Baltimore,410-435-8338
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throws tailgate parties out on the patio with special deals. Details: 1501 Clinton St., Baltimore.
410-522-7104.
1. looney’s pub:
you can’t beat a dozen wings and a pitcher of
domestic beer for $10 on Mondays. Details:
2900 odonnell St., Baltimore. 410-675-9235.
2. padonia Station:
during Monday night football the bar has a halftime show with dancers from the gentleman’s
gold Club. There’s also 16 ounce Bud Lite bottles for $2.50. Details: 1629 Thames St., Baltimore. 410-522-5820.
3. Della Roses Canton:
Come for a half priced burger on Mondays, and
wash it down with a $9 bucket of beer (that’s
five longnecks). on Sunday game days, the bar
4. Shuckers of fells point:
The rowdy waterfront bar has $5 wings and
$6 nachos during game time. you can also have
$2.50 yuengling drafts and $9 Miller buckets from
5 pm to close on Mondays. Details: 1629 Thames
St., Baltimore. 410-522-5820.
5. Columbia Ale House:
The Ale House has specials all day on Sunday
game days, including $2 domestics, $3 chili
dogs, a $4 rib basket and half price wings.
The same specials apply on Mondays during
the game. details: 8775 Cloudleap Ct., Columbia. 410-730-7221
6. Mother’s fed. Hill Grill:
don your Flacco jersey and come out to the Purple Patio. during away games, you can enjoy half
priced wings, $7 Miller Lite pitchers and $10 Killians pitchers from 1-5 pm. during Sunday’s away
Ravens games, wings are only 25 cents and Miller
pitchers are $7. Details: 1113 S. Charles St., Baltimore. 410-244-8686.
7. Bill Batemans.
With locations in Havre de grace, Towson,
Severna Park, glen Burnine, Reisterstown,
Bateman’s corners the market on Ravens fun.
And the party starts on the Friday before the
game, during Bateman’s Purple Fridays events.
you can even meet the cheerleaders on rotating Fridays. Details: Varying locations.
8. Sliders:
during games, Sliders has $2 natty Boh cans,
$4 for 10 wings, and 2 for $5 Buds. When
the Ravens are playing at home, promotional people give out free stuff. Details: 504
Washington Blvd., Baltimore. 410-547-8891.
9. Greene Turtle:
The Turtle keeps it simple on Sundays. It’s
$1.99 Buds, Bud Lites, and Bud Lite Limes
all day. Details: 722 S. Broadway, Baltimore.
410-342-4222.
10. Bleachers Sports Bar:
There’s a $7 buffet during away games, and
$3.50 nachos and hot dogs during home
games. details: 2501 Fleet St., Canton,
410-522-1626.
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Over 1400 sq. ft of commercial
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8160 KAVANAGH
RD, DUNDALK
Seller will contribute
$2500 at
closing.Great 2 bd,
1.5 ba TH with new
kitchen, new
windows, new elect,
tons of storage.
Fenced front & backyard, parking pad, electric FP in
bedroom, bay window, chair rails, hardwoods, new doors.
Finished basement currently used as 3rd bedroom. Close
to schools, shopping. Perfect for first time homebuyer make an offer!! Ground rent TBD - seller will not redeem
3484
DUNHAVEN
RD, DUNDALK
PRICED TO
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in well-established
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Close to
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BA6883356 Great for
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and ready for move in.
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3610 ESTHER PL
HIGHLANDTOWN
Welcome home to this
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Perfect for first-time
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basement. Large living room, dining room, bedrooms.
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front porch. Close to Hopkins Bayview, downtown, I-95, I83, Canton, Fells Point. Priced to sell! HURRY!!!
1009 LINWOOD AVE 326 S ROBINSON ST CANTON 20k Reduction
PATTERSON PARK
For Quick Sale***
spacious move in ready 3
Location Location
bedroom/ 2 full bath house
Location *** Be The Envy
in Patterson park art district.
Of Your Peers With This
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original tin ceiling in kitchen,
Located 1/2 Bl From
french doors and
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hardwoods under carpet.
Credited To One Of Baltimore’s Most Desired Contractor/
partially finished basement
Designer. Ez To Show. Bring All Reasonable Offers.
with lots of closet space
could be 3rd bedroom or
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appliances are newer. make offer. already approved for
short sale/ 3rd party approval.
1110 S BOULDIN ST CANTON Newly rehabbed
2 bedroom/2.5 bath house.
Located 3 blocks from
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and parking! Good credit
required
2216 CAMBRIDGE ST
CANTON Investors Dream
Home Located 2 Blocks Off
The Water Brings Great
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Bring All Offers.
CANTON 910 POTOMAC ST
Canton’s Best Buy!
Forget about high gas
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fabulous TH just one
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Square. CAC, Gas FP, SS appl, deck, priv patio,
HDWD floors, new carpet, exp brick, sound system
thruout, open floor plan, floating stairs, alarm, Calif
closets, Plasma TV, home warranty! Just pack your
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3726 CLAREMONT ST
HIGHLANDTOWN CHARMING & AFFORDABLE
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2138 E BALTIMORE
ST - BUTCHERS
HILL WOW!
Spectacular 3 story, 3
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Just steps from Historic
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Hopkins, I-95, I-83, Inner Harbor. 2 level deck, music
throughout the house. Granite, ss appl, rec.lighting,
tray ceiling, fireplace. Gorgeous landscaped private
courtyard. Priced to sell. Look no further - this is a
HOME RUN! $2500 BONUS TO SELLING AGENT
Call Nancy 410-905-1417.
9636 GERST RD - PERRY HALLmove Right Into This
Spectacular Model Home! Relax In The Sunroom, Snuggle
Up By The Fireplace In The Family Room, Enjoy Movies In
Your Own Home Theater, Summer Cookouts On The Deck,
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Benny L. Kass
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DEAR BENNY: We bought a second home a year
ago where we’ve spent very little time (a few days here
and there) until recently. We recently discovered a number of problems including an inadequate radiant floor
heating system -- we can’t get heat past 60 when its 30
or below outside (this alone may cost $25,000 to fix
(seller says he never had a problem); the cooktop vent
exhausts indoors in violation of manufacturer specs; the
window wall is bowing, and window cracking indicates
a load-bearing structural issue; and leaks are visible at
almost every rafter-to-wall seam ... we can see outside!
What are our rights in this situation? We paid $1.5 million for this 2,200-square-foot home. --Vikki
DEAR VIKKI: You paid a lot of money and noted that you had an inspection. Did you see the house
yourself before you bought it? Have you discussed the
situation with your home inspector? He may have some
culpability if he missed all of those things.
The seller claims that he never had any of the prob-
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lems you described. Most sellers say that; sometimes
it’s true, and sometimes it’s not. But proving the truth in
a court of law is not easy. Furthermore, the fact that you
discovered the problems a year after you took title will
be a defense that the seller’s attorney will raise if you
file suit. The seller will take the position that if there
are problems in the house, they occurred after the seller
sold the house.
You have to do a lot of investigation. Talk to neighbors -- did they hear your seller complain about various
things in the house? Check with local repair companies
to see if they remember working on the house before
you bought it.
If your state has a “seller disclosure” law, read the
disclosure carefully. If you believe that you can prove
that the seller misrepresented the condition of the
house, you may have a stronger case based on the erroneous statement.
I tell all of my clients that litigation is expensive,
time-consuming and uncertain. Sometimes the better
course is to accept the fact that you bought a lemon and
pay the moneys to fix it up.
DEAR BENNY: We sold a rental condo in 2001 via
a tax-deferred 1031 exchange replacing it for another
rental. We moved into the home in December 2006,
making it our primary residence. How long do we have
to live in the home in order to qualify for the Internal
Revenue Code 121 exemption? --Mike
DEAR MIKE: Because you obtained the replacement property as part of a 1031 (Starker) exchange,
you are not eligible for the up-to-$500,000 exclusion
of gain until five full years have passed. If, for example
you acquired the property on Aug. 1, 2001, you could
not claim the exclusion until Aug. 2, 2006.
Clearly, you meet the five-year test. However, you
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DEAR BENNY: I am a 43-year-old teacher who
bought a home with my mother 12 years ago. Recently my mother has developed health problems, which
caused her to lose her part-time job. Her pension does
not allow her to live on her own. Due to the loss of income she has decided to declare bankruptcy. She owes
more than $30,000 on credit cards. I do not want her
credit to affect mine or to lose my home. Selling at this
time is not an option. Would the best course of action be
to have her sign the house over to me? If so, what do we
need to do? If not, what do you suggest? --Rebecca
DEAR REBECCA: My first suggestion is that you
immediately retain a local attorney who understands
bankruptcy. I am not a bankruptcy attorney, but do know
that some transactions may be set aside by a bankruptcy
trustee if they are made within a certain period of time.
For transactions between relatives, the trustee can look
back one full year. This is known as a “preference in
bankruptcy.”
Furthermore, there are tax consequences if the house
is transferred to you.
Is there any way that you can assist your mother with
her credit-card debt? Have you or your mother talked
with the credit-card company? They may be willing to
arrange a payment plan, so that your mother will not
have to file for bankruptcy protection.
Benny L. Kass is a practicing attorney in Washington, D.C., and Maryland. No legal relationship is created by this column. Questions for this column can be
submitted to [email protected].
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FOR RENT Section 8 ok! 509
Kevin: 443-629-5098 /410N. Patterson Park Ave. 2BR,
329-6163
very nice, call 410-282-3100.
MAYS CHAPEL NORTH 1st flr
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dng rm, lv rm, fin. bsmt, deck.
W/W carpet, Gas FP in LR. baltimore.backpage.com
CAC, Sec. System. $1100mo
Security system. Walking dis+ SD + util. 443-739-1129 or
tance to Grauls. Call for appt:
443-844-5418
410-252-2253
HIGHLANDTOWN Recent ReA1 GARAGES- discounts avail- hab 2BR 1Ba, W/D, frig, stove,
able- Good neighborhood on fin bsmt, CAC, fenced yard,
main streets- Highlandtown $925 + util. No Sec 8 No pets,
HISPANOS
BAYVIEW 1BR 2nd fl, New 3000 & 3200 blk Fayette St. BIENVENIDOS
windows. No pets or smoking Also Hampden Call M-F, 10-2, 410-647-3086
410-366-1171
410-631-7190
HUDSON ST Renovated 4br,
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No Pets 410-866-5260
MCELDERRY PARK 4BR, 2BA
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pets. Inc. util. 410-529-9018 ACCESSIBLE Safe & dry. unit. $1450mo 443-812-6613
Some in fenced yard. 410MIDDLE RIVER TH 2 BR, 1BA
391-9387
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Ellicott City MD, 21043
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Walk to School and Hospital New Renovation with finished
basement and Yard. Pets OK,
Section 8 Welcome. From $895
per month. Call Skyline at
410.633.6000
PATTERSON
PARK
3br,
1ba, $755 per month +util.,
4107501422
COCKEYSVILLE - OFFICE
space avail. 111 Warren Road.
Ph: 410-409-2109
SPARKS/ HUNT VALLEY Need
an office or conference room
for an hour or day? Class A
fully furnished rooms perfect
for home business or commuters. Office Valet Business
Suites, 410-472-1444 or
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1,500 SF 4 Bedroom House for
Rent. Newly renovated. Hdwd
Floor and Tile. Yard and plenty
of street parking $895 per month. COCKEYSVILLE LG beautiful
Pets OK, Section 8 Welcome. Call TH, modern. $450/mo + utils.
Call: 410-667-1622
Skyline at 410.633.6000
PATTERSON PARK AREA Great 3 Bedroom House -1,400
SF with finished basement and
yard. Central and Eat in Kitchen.
$895 per month. Pets OK,
Section 8 Welcome. Call Skyline
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APARTMENTS AND HOUSES for
Rent. 3 and 4 Bedroom Houses with
finished basements, yard and newly
renovated. Starting at $795 per
MONKTON-2BR hws, appl. month. Call 410.633.6000 for list of
heat / lawn service incl. properties.
$1450. 443-212-5546
3500 BLK FAYETTE ST. 2 BR, 1
MORE CLASSIFIED ADS! Bathroom, Central air. Gas Heat,
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with Carpet. Freshly Painted.
NEW 3BR REMODELED Front Yard. Back Deck. $950/
HOME- Waterview. lrg, kit, month + utilities Call
SFH. Great yard. Driveway, 410-409-2809.
shed. 8233 Cornwall Rd, Dundalk. email sizemorep@yahoo. PORT ST 100 blk. 3BR, 1BA,
new carpet, freshly painted.
com or call 443-804-3788
New kitchen, W/D, Availalble
NOTTINGHAM 3BR TH with immediately. $895mo + util.
gorgeous new kit & BA! Full Sec Dep req’d. 410-409-2809
size W/D in separate laundry
room adjacent to the kit. Slid- PRATT ST. 3700 blk. 3BR,
ing doors in kitc to pvt balco- 1BA, CAC, Gas heat. Beautiful
ny. $1140mo. Avail 10/5. Call house. $1250mo + util. Sec.
Dep req’d. Call 410-409-2809
410-882-6611
PARKVILLE/BALTO
CO,
3BR SFH. Renovated, CAC,
DW,W/D.$1625/mo+utils. No
sec. 8. 443-465-2963
3045 - Decorating/Home Interior
3053 - Elder Care
3052 - Editing/Writing
3055 - Electrical Services
3057 - Entertainment/Parties
3062 - Financial
3066 - General Services
3071 - Gutters
3072 - Hauling
3073 - Health & Fitness
3075 - Home Improvement
3085 - Instruction/Tutoring
3086 - Insurance
3089 - Landscaping
3093 - Lawn & Garden
3095 - Legal Services
3101 - Masonry
3102 - Medical/Health
3103 - Moving & Storage
3105 - Paving/Seal Coating
3104 - Painting
3107 - Pet Services
3109 - Photography
3115 - Plumbing
3118 - Pressure Cleaning
3123 - Roofing
5 AC 79,900. Secluded, wooded acreage w/ private access
to James River. Great bank
terms. Call now 866-7645238, x 1918
LAKE LOT 3+ ACRES only
$39,900. Wooded & private.
Convenient Northern Neck
location. EZ terms. Buy now,
build later. Hurry, limited supply. 888-774-5765
TIMONIUM SUN 10/19, 12n3p. 4BR, 2.5BA, 2FP’s, 1.5
car gar, 2409 Hartfell Rd,
TOWSON-3BR SFH w/ava- $419,900. 410-329-9795
iadble 2BR in-law apt. Rent
w/option to buy. Owner financing avail. Just renovated. 2 BED 2 BATH Only $199/mo!
Utilities incld. $1,250/mo. Call (5%dn, 20yrs @ 8.5% APR).
410-744-7447
HUD Home! For Listings 800815-7810 ext. 1950
3125 - Sewing/Alterations
3129 - Snow Removal
3130 - Tax Preparation
3133 - Tree Services
3135 - Upholstery
3137 - Wallpapering
3141 - Wedding/Parties
3143 - Window Cleaning
3145 - Windows
5024 - Health & Fitness
5026 - Horses, Livestock, & Supplies
5030 - Lawn & Garden
5032 - Merchandise For Sale
5034 - Miscellaneous
5036 - Musical Instruments
5040 - Pets & Supplies
5045 - Trips, Tours & Travel
5048 - Wanted to Buy
5000 - Merchandise
4000 - Employment
5000 - Give Aways
5002 - Antiques
5004 - Arts, Crafts, & Hobbies
5005 - Auction & Estate Sales
5003 - Appliances
5005 - Auction & Estate Sales
5008 - Building Materials
5012 - Cemetery Lots & Crypts
5014 - Computers/Software
5015 - Consignments
5016 - Events/Tickets
5018 - Flea Market
5020 - Furniture
5022 - Garage/Yard Sales
4107 - Resumes/Word Processing
4109 - Positions Wanted
4121 - Child Care Wanted
4122 - Domestic Help Wanted
4123 - Volunteers Wanted
4134 - Career Training
4135 - Help Wanted, General
4139 - Medical
4140 - Dental
4141 - Allied Health
4142 - Part-Time Positions
4155 - Seasonal Help
4156 - Situation Wanted
4163 - Business Opportunities
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Everyone who knew
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We all wish you were
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Happy Birthday Sis,
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Bunky and your sons
Gene, Paul and Michael
(deceased)
REDUCED! FEDERAL HILL3br, 1.5ba, new kit, hwd flrs,
gas ht, CAC, roof certified.
500! POLICE IMPOUNDS!
Can settle ASAP. $289,900
hondas/Chevys/Jeeps
and
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many upgrades inc’s CAC,
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closing. Call Pat 410-670- NO KILL Animal Shelters.
9100 or 443-250-2812
Advanced Veterinary Treatments. Free Towing, IRS TAX
WATERFRONT COMMUNITY
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and $ave Money!
410-356-7220
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410-750-1605
CONCRETE DELIVERY Removal or Replace 2 yardS+
443-827-8368
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Homes from $199/mo! 5%dn,
20yrs@8%apr! For Listings
800-366-0142 ext. T252
CANTON SQUARE Renov’s
2br w/den, 2.5 Ba, hwd flrs,
Corian break bar, s/s appl, jet
tub, rooftop, $324,900 Paul
Remax 410-274-6830
BUY 3 BED 2 Bath Foreclosure! Only $23,000! Bank
3BED 2 BATH only $14,000! Owned! for Listings 800-815Buy Foreclosed Home! For 7810 ext. 1971
BUY 3 BED 2 Bath Foreclo9243
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5BD 3BA Foreclosure! Only Owned! for Listings 800-815$67,000! Must Sell NOW! For 7810 ext. 1971
BUY A 3BD HOME only $35K!
9341
More Foreclosures only 10K!
A BANK REPO FOR SALE! For Listings 800-815-7810
5bd. 3ba. $25,000 only $199/ ext 1900
mo! 5% dn, 20 yrs @ 8.5
APR! FOR Listings 800-5853617 ext 8414
HIGHLANDTOWN ADORABLE
2BR, 2BA, fin bsmt, hwd flrs,
alarm system, CAC. $149,000
Call owner - 443-762-9788 or
email [email protected]
HUD HOMES from $10k! buy
1-4bd Homes from $10k! Payments From $199/mo! 5%dn,
20yrs @ 8%apr! For Listings
800-815-7810 ext. 1989
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THE BALTIMORE GUIDE will
Nissans & More from $500!
not knowingly accept ads that
For Listings 800-366-0124
contain false or misleading
ext. L213
information. However, since
The Baltimore Guide cannot
be held responsible for misrepresentations
contained
in advertising we strongly
DODGE GRAND CARAVAN recommend that consumers
SE ‘99 - $12,000. 3.3 V6, fully investigate claims prior
handicap access. wheelchair to purchase or contract. Some
conver. sliding door, fold-out ads may require investment or
ramp. maint. history avail. request money to be sent.
Under 70K mi. Contact Ed
Sasaki,410-823-4622 or 410419-5430
5 EZ DIET PLANS $10.00 Stanley Company PO Box12157
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Please send us your work.
Senior citizens discount
443-969-4520
WE WANT YOUR
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ACURAS & HONDAS FROM
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Chevys & more from $500!
ext. L215
3BD 2BA HOME only $199/
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mo! 1-4bd foreclosures from
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• Sheet Rock
• Light Carpentry
• Pressure Wash & Coat Decks
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3500SF HOME Guest Cottage
on 2.11 acres on Stoney Creek
in Apple Valley (Bedford, Va)
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POWELL PAVING Res/ Commercial Asphalt Paving, Since
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Wk if you need it! Home, bsmt
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construction & general debris
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ADDITIONS, FINISHED BASEMENTS. Kitchen and Bathroom remodeling. Drywall,
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443-744-1988
AVERSA BROTHERS INC
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Woodworking Etc.
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INTERIOR PAINTING CALL
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WAYNE 410-522-3335
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ian mechanics specializing in concrete, masonry, COMPLETE LANDSCAPING
stucco & basement dug-out. Bushes, hedges trimmed.
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Provided. Call Wayne 410- 410-420-0077 (Harford
522-3335
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Maytag Black side by side refrig. $350/OBO, GE Gas stove
$300/OBO and GE dishwasher
ACR METAL ROOFING & SIDblack $300/OBO. All in GOOD
ING SAVE $$$. Agricultural,
COND. You haul. Call: 410Commercial, Residential. Life917-6211
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443-802-7112
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