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Doing more than just talking trash
Trash Talk.
“It was time for me to do something and
quit talking about it,” she says, although she
is actually doing something and talking
about it.
Baltimore Trash Talk (BTT), with 88
likes as of yesterday morning, chronicles the
city’s trash problems and the efforts of concerned citizens—including Parlato herself—
to clean things up. The Facebook page is a
platform for discussion, a place to air complaints and identify probem areas, and the
glue that can help bind individual efforts
into a collective movement.
“It started with the Park,” says Parlato,
who lives very close to Patterson Park. “I
would like this to go further.
Her goal is to communicate to people that
their actions can negatively affect not only
Bridget Parlato cleans up the pond in
the environment around them, but their own
Patterson Park.
lives. She loves the signs painted near the
storm drains which say “Empties into the
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Chesapeake,” and feels they are a great step
Self-employed graphic designer Bridget but that the warning could be more effective
Parlato gave her growing-in-popularity if it cited more personal consequences.
She mentions an example on BTT, reFacebook page an ironic name: Baltimore
posted from the Banner Neighborhoods and
Baltimore, showing a photo of
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newly-stenciled painting they helped create:
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(Former Assistant States’
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Funded by a grant from the Baltimore Community Foundation, artist
Nancy Jagelka, center, partnered with Pam Stein, second from right, and
Lauren Siegel, bottom right, to create a mosaic for Highlandtown. In a
joint project between young and old, residents from age 5 to 86 helped
construct the mosaic at the corner of S. Conking St. and Bank St.
Keeping tradition alive at J. Patrick’s
BY ERIK ZYGMONT
[email protected]
Like the pubs in Ireland itself, J. Patrick’s
Irish Pub in Locust Point is a center of culture, society, music, dancing, and fun,
according to regular Al Patterson and others.
In an effort to preserve J. Patrick’s,
Patterson and several others have formed the
“Friends of J. Patrick’s.” Since owner Joe
Byrne died in July, the future of the pub has
remained unknown, and some community
members have been worried for their place
of relaxation and fellowship.
Patterson, who lives in South Baltimore,
visited the Locust Point Civic Association
last week to speak about the effort to keep
the pub open and viable.
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Wednesday, AUGUST 15, 2012
Locust Point undergoes lengthy water main and service replacement
by erik zygmont
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The water main replacement in Locust
Point, a project involving the city’s
Department of Public Works and Spiniello
Companies, should be completed by this
winter, according to a representative of
Baltimore City.
“We will be out of your entire neighborhood by Thanksgiving or Christmas,”
Aurelian Nicolau, a representative of
Baltimore DPW, told Locust Point residents
at the Locust Point Civic Association meeting last week.
The project, which began about a month
and a half ago, aims to replace the water
main plus “services” for many streets in
Locust Point. Services are the pipes running
from the main to the meters of individual
residences. Past the meters, property owners
are responsible for their own plumbing.
Phase I tackles Decatur St. north of E.
Fort Ave. and the short length of Beason St.
west of Decatur.
Phase II replaces the main on Andre St.
north of E. Fort Ave.
“Phases I and II will be finished by the
end of August,” said Randy Vandyke, super-
intendent at Spiniello.
Phase III replaces the mains on Cooksie
St. north of E. Clement St., Beason St.,
Marriott St., and the portion of Cuba St.
west of Towson St. Additionally, the portions of Haubert St., Hull St., and Towson St.
that are north of Beason St. will see water
main replacement in Phase III.
Vandyke said that as the main is replaced,
another crew will come behind and repave
and restore the streets.
Terry Hicks, president of the Locust Point
Civic Association, said that the city would
fix the sidewalks and re-line the streets,
crosswalks, and bike lanes.
Nirav Shah, a consultant with DPW, told
Locust Point residents that the water mains
currently in place are 80 to 90 years old. The
old, galvanized pipes are being replaced
with higher-quality, copper pipes, he said.
Freshly painted Patterson Park Pagoda now reopen
by Danielle Sweeney
[email protected]
The Patterson Park Pagoda, which has
been undergoing renovations since March,
reopened on Aug. 12.
The renovations included repairing the
three decks and a full exterior paint job in
historically accurate paint colors, according
to Kathy Harget, executive director of
Friends of Patterson Park.
“The city paid for the repairs out of its
budget. It was a fast turnaround,” she says
The Pagoda, originally called the
Observatory, was designed by Charles H.
Latrobe, then Superintendent of Parks, in
1890. From the top of the tower, a viewer can
see Fort McHenry, the Patapsco River, and
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“You’d be shocked at the view,” says
Carol Hartke, a former board member of
Friends of Patterson Park, and a Pagoda
docent, or tour guide. As a docent, Hartke
answers visitors’ questions and gives occasional tours, but more often she listens to
visitors share their stories about the pagoda.
“Many of the people who visit the pagoda
today grew up in Baltimore and moved
away. They have great Baltimore stories
from 50-60 years ago,” Hartke says.
Perhaps surprisingly, a lot of couples
became engaged in the Pagoda, Hartke says.
“It used to be more open to the public than
it is today,” Hartke notes. “Visitors could
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A Pagoda visitor who had lived in the
neighborhood said that when he and his
brother were kids, they would run up the
pagoda steps to see if the banana boats had
come in to the Inner Harbor [where the
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Local rapper wins Def Jam competition, launches Real Deal Records
by erik zygmont
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Rapper Kaflow Kaboom, who lives in
Federal Hill, is fresh off of winning
Baltimore’s own Def Jam competition on
July 29. Kaflow beat out 16 other contestants
at the Five Seasons, earning a slot in a threeday tour of Washington, D.C., Maryland,
and Virginia. He has recently launched his
own label, Real Deal Records, and a fivetrack EP, Tuff Guy.
The song “Infinite (My Car),” an ode to
the car Kaflow has driven between New
York and Baltimore for two years, has
unusual lyrics:
I’m glad you not a guzzler—but it’s nothing to a hustler.
Spent a couple bucks, bought you a new
muffler.
Then I had to buy you a transmission—a
couple grand from my stash missin’.
Kaflow hosts an open mike night, Soulful
Floetry, every Thursday night at 8 p.m. at
Tony’s Diner, 8 Park Ave. You can find him
on Twitter at KaflowKaboom1.
What brought you to Baltimore?
My friend went to Morgan State. I went to
see him; it was only three-and-a-half hours
away. He took me around the city, and I
thought, “I like it.”
The people that I’ve met, they’ve shown
me a lot of love. It’s a little different from
New York, and it’s not that far away.
What did you do at the Def Jam
competition?
I did two songs, “Infinite (My Car)” and
“Tuff Guy.”
You wrote a song about your car?
I wrote a song about my car. On stage, I
have a model girl hold a picture of my car,
and I rap to the car. Me and the car have
been through a lot. We’ve been in an accident. We’ve been to New York and back. A
lot of dollars went into the car. But the AC
works greater than my wife’s truck’s AC.
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The name for my music style is reality.
My rhymes are based on real-life situations.
But I rhyme about them in a way that
nobody else can do.
My motto is “Concept is king.”
We can all rhyme about girls. We can all
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certain people can do it in a way that’s different from everybody.
I understand that you have a
record label, Real Deal Records?
I started it a couple months ago—I’m still
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everything’s officially certified.
Are there any special spots you
like to visit in Federal Hill?
There’s a restaurant called The Hill. My
wife and I like to eat there a lot. I like the
Ahi tuna.
On his career in music:
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to be heard and make good music. If I can
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Point condominium last week, won 22 medals in the Olympic Games, making him the
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On Tuesday, May 22, of this year, the
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Sox, 4-1. It was a banner game for pitcher
Brian Matusz, who allowed one run and two
hits. Wilson Betemit and Steve Tolleson
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On Sunday, January 22, of this year, the
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New England Patriots. With 11 seconds
remaining, kicker Billy Cundiff missed the
game-tying field goal.
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“Baltimore,” agent Anthony DiNozzo,
played by actor Michael Weatherly, investigates the death of his former partner from
his days in the Baltimore Police
Department.
Twenty-two was the jersey number for
two Baltimore sports icons. Hall-of-Fame
pitcher Jim Palmer was number 22 for the
Orioles, and running back Buddy Young
was number 22 for the Baltimore Colts.
Both Palmer’s and Young’s jerseys have
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The grizzly bear became extinct in
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Baltimore man dies in standoff
Howard County police have confirmed
the identity of a man who died last Thursday
after being shot during a confrontation with
police officers in Columbia. Percy Holland,
32, of 586 Preston Street in Baltimore, was
located at a residence in the 9000 block of
Constant Course, Columbia, after holding
his estranged girlfriend at gunpoint in her
Baltimore home on Exeter St. hours earlier.
According to the Howard County Police
Department, detectives investigating the
incident have learned that when officers
located Holland, he began making statements that he had a gun and was going to
shoot the police and himself. Although officers repeatedly directed him to show his
hands, Holland refused and continued to
make statements to the officers, including
“You’re going to have to kill me or I’m going
to kill you,” and “I have a gun, I will use
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Family members reported that Holland
had made suicidal statements earlier in the
day, the police said, and when officers
arrived at the house that evening, he said that
the police “weren’t going to take him
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Howard County officers were called
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be inside the residence in Columbia. Holland
was charged in a Baltimore warrant with
first- and second-degree assault, gun charges and reckless endangerment.
According to the warrant, Holland broke
into an ex-girlfriend’s home just after mid-
night, Aug. 9, and woke her by putting a gun
to her head. The warrant says he told the
woman he was going to kill her. The charges
state that he held the woman overnight and
assaulted her. In the morning, she was able
to escape and call 911. Holland fled with the
couple’s 2-year-old child.
Last night, police located Holland at an
acquaintance’s residence in Columbia.
Baltimore and Howard police officers
approached the house around the front and
back. They knocked on the front door and
were let into the home by a resident. Officers
in the back of the house were confronted
outside by Holland. The exchange ensued,
with Holland claiming he had a gun, threatening to shoot the officers and refusing to
show his hands. As he made furtive movements toward one of the officers, the officer
shot him.
Holland was pronounced dead at Howard
County General Hospital. Investigators are
awaiting an autopsy to confirm details about
his injuries. It is unconfirmed at this time
how many times he was shot and where he
was struck. Police did not locate a gun at the
scene.
The 2-year-old child was not at the residence at the time of the incident and was
located unharmed at the home of a relative.
The officer involved is a patrol supervisor
who has been with the police department for
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 2012
THE BALTIMORE GUIDE
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Baltimore Guide Readers’ Favorite Foods!
BAGELS
FRENCH FRIES
WINNER:
WINNER:
3301 Boston St #106 , (410) 732-9090
1st Runner-Up: Panera Bread
3600 Boston St # 25, (410) 522-2940
2nd Runner-Up: Dunkin Donuts
3600 Boston St # 40 , (410)276-0644
3600 Boston Street, (410) 522-1580
1st Runner-Up: G&A Restaurant
3802 Eastern Ave (410) 276-9422
2nd Runner-Up: Hungry Andy’s
629 S Broadway (410) 558-1869
CRAB DIP
PIZZA
THB - CANTON
WINNERS!
FIVE GUYS BURGERS & FRIES
Among the small businesses in South Baltimore and Southeast Balti- WINNER:
more are some real treasures—shops and services, restaurants and tav- LOONEY’S PUB
2900 O’Donnell Street (410) 675-9235
erns that Guide readers return to again and again, year after year.
WINNER:
The Baltimore Guide has been publishing its Readers Choice issue for CHEESESTEAK SUB
more than a decade. It is truly a readers’ choice— there are no staff picks, WINNER:
and the staff does not nominate or suggest a business.
JOHN’S CARRYOUT
HOT DOG
1st Runner-Up: Bo Brooks Restaurant
Some of the businesses listed in the Readers Choice issue have been 2701/150 Lighthouse Point (410) 558-0202
open since before the Second World War. Others have been open for less 2nd Runner-Up: Mama’s on the Half Shell
2901 O’Donnell Street (410) 276-3160
than two years but have already attracted a following.
3001 O’Donnell Street , (410) 276-7222
We polled the readers for a month and received hundreds of replies, 1st Runner-Up: Filetti’s Pizza
about half of them online at baltimoreguide.com.
1784 Merritt Blvd (410)288-5628
2nd Runner-Up: MaGerk’s Pub & Grill
Here are the results. Enjoy, and congratulations to all the winners!
1061 South Charles St (410) 576-9230
NICHOLAS’
FLEET STREET
SHELL
601 S. Luzerne Ave , Baltimore, MD 21224
Authorized
Maryland State
Inspection Station
25 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE SINCE 1985
THANK YOU!
Baltimore Guide Readers for
voting us favorite GAS STATION
MATTHEWS PIZZA
3131 Eastern Avenue, (410) 276-8755
1st Runner-Up: BOP Brick Oven Pizza
800 S Broadway, (410) 563-1600
2nd Runner-Up: Pizza John’s
113 Back River Neck Road (410) 687-7733
WINNER:
G&A RESTAURANT
3802 Eastern Avenue, (410) 276-9422
1st Runner-Up: Oriole Park
333 West Camden St (410) 685-9800
2nd Runner-Up: Stuggy’s
809 South Broadway, (410) 327-0228
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• Brake lines & hoses
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Reg. Price $28.95
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BUFFALO WINGS
Baltimore Guide Readers’ Favorite Foods!
CRAB CAKE
SHRIMP SALAD SANDWICH
WINNER:
WINNER:
WINNER:
WINNER:
2100 Fleet Street, (410) 327-5477
2918 O’Donnell Street, (410) 522-4220
1st Runner-Up: By the Docks
3321 Eastern Boulevard (410) 686-1188
2nd Runner-Up: Jimmy’s Famous Seafood
6526 Holabird Avenue (410) 633-4040
2809 Boston Street , (410) 522-3377
611 Fagley St , (410) 563-7577
1st Runner-Up: Einstein Cafe
1705 Eastern Avenue (410) 675-1705
2nd Runner-Up: James Joyce Irish Pub
616 South President St (410) 727-5107
KISLINGS TAVERN
MAMA’S ON THE HALF SHELL BAY CAFE
Cindy Chappell
shows off Bay Cafe’s
Shrimp Salad
STEAMED CRABS
WINNER:
Kislings Wings
1st Runner-Up: Pizza & Wing Factory
2911 O’Donnell Street, (410) 342-2922
2nd Runner-Up: Looney’s Pub
2900 O’Donnell Street, (410) 675-9235
EICHENKRANZ RESTAURANT
Baltimore Guide Readers’
Favorite Places to Eat Out!
DINNER FOOD
CANTON DOCKSIDE
WINNER:
3301 Boston St #102, 410-276-8900
BROADWAY DINER
3131 Eastern Avenue, (410) 276-8755
1st Runner-Up: Sip & Bite Restaurant
2200 Boston Street, (410) 675-7077
2nd Runner-Up: Boulevard Diner
1660 Merritt Boulevard (410) 285-8660
Fresh Crabs at Canton Docside
BURGER
SALADS
WINNER:
WINNER:
FIVE GUYS BURGERS & FRIES
3600 Boston Street, (410) 522-1580
1st Runner-Up: The Abbey Burger Bistro
1041 Marshall Street, (443) 453-9698
2nd Runner-Up: JD Smokehouse Bar & Grill
3000 O’Donnell St (410)675 4029
SOUR BEEF & DUMPLINGS
SAMOS RESTAURANT
1st Runner-Up: Gaffney’s Crabs
415 S. Highland Ave, (410) 327-4006
2nd Runner-Up: Captain James Landing
2127 Boston St 410-327-8600
1st Runner-Up: Mama’s on the Half Shell
2901 O’Donnell Street (410) 276-3160
2nd Runner-Up: Boulevard Diner
1660 Merritt Boulevard (410) 285-8660
•Fresh
Fresh Steamed
Crabs Every Day!
•Spectacular
Spectacular
Harbor View
•On-Location
On-Location Parking
•Huge
Huge Outdoor Deck for Dining
•Carry-Out
Carry-Out – Steamed Fresh in 30 Minutes or Less!
•Can
Can Accommodate Large Parties
600 Oldham Street (410) 675-5292
1st Runner-Up: Red Star Bar
906 S. Wolfe St (410)675-0212
2nd Runner-Up:Tavern on the Square
2903 O’Donnell St (410) 675-1880
Located in the
Heart of Canton!
3301 Boston Street
Baltimore, MD
410-276-8900
CantonDockside.com
The Baltimore Guide
Baltimore Guide Readers’ Favorite Places to Eat Out!
FINE DINING
ASIAN -STYLE RESTAURANT
GREEK RESTAURANT
WINNER:
WINNER:
814 South Bond Street (410) 276-7141
1st Runner-Up: Flemings
720 Aliceanna Street (410) 332-1666
2nd Runner-Up: Michaels Steak& Lobster
6209 Eastern Ave., (410) 633-6485
631 South Broadway, (410) 327-8888
1st Runner-Up: Sticky RIce
1634 Aliceanna Street (443) 682-8243
2nd Runner-Up: Thai Arroy
1019 Light St (410)385-8587
600 Oldham Street, (410) 675-5292
1st Runner-Up: Acropolis Restaurant
4718 Eastern Avenue, (410) 675-3384
2nd Runner-Up: Baba’s Mediterranean 745 East Fort Avenue (410) 727-7482
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
ITALIAN RESTAURANT
BALTIMORE CO RESTAURANT
NACHO MAMA’S
WINNER:
WINNER:
1st Runner-Up: Amicci’s
231 S. High Street, (410) 528-1096
2nd Runner-Up: Vinny’s Cafe
113 Back River Neck Rd (410) 687-7733
1st Runner-Up: Vinny’s
2nd Runner-Up: Islander Inn
9008 Cuckold Point Road (410) 388-0713
INDIAN RESTAURANT
BALTIMORE CO CRAB PLACE
WINNER:
THE BLACK OLIVE
WINNER:
2907 O’Donnell St, (410) 675-0898
1st Runner-Up: Chipotle Mexican Grill
2400 Boston Street, (443) 478-4961
2nd Runner-Up: Arcos Restaurant
129 South Broadway (410) 522-4777
SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
WINNER:
ding how
SQUIRES RESTAURANT
Mama’s on the Half Shell WINNER:
2918 O’Donnell Street, (410) 522-4220
DARBAR
1st Runner-Up: Bo Brooks Restaurant
2701/150 Lighthouse Point (410) 558-0202
2nd Runner-Up:Jimmy’s Famous Seafood
1911 Aliceanna Street, 410) 563-8008
1st Runner-Up: Jasa Kabob
2917 O’Donnell Street, (410) 327-7152
2nd Runner-Up: Himalayan House
1522 East Fort Avenue (410) 528-1271
HIGHLANDTOWN
Not your average Snowball Stand!
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Thank you to the Baltimore Guide Readers
for voting us #1
in the Ice Cream or Frozen Treat category!
ICE CREAM OR FROZEN
TREAT SHOP
SAMOS RESTAURANT
WINNER:
Icy Delights
Corner of Fleet and Grundy Sts.
Icy Delights
pizza john’s
WINNER:
1st Runner-Up: Cold Stone Creamery
2500 Boston Street, (410) 522-0353
2nd Runner-Up: Pitango Gelato
802 South Broadway (410) 236-0741
COFFEE SHOP
Mr. bill’s terrace
200 Eastern Boulevard (410) 687-5994
1st Runner-Up: Costas Inn
4100 North Point Blvd (410) 477-1975
2nd Runner-Up: Ross’Crabhouse
1109 North Point Road (410) 288-1200
Thank you to
The Baltimore
Guide
Readers
for voting us
#1
Beauty
Shop!
528 S. Conkling St
Baltimore, MD 21224
410-675-6715
WINNER:
Starbucks
2610 Boston Street, (410) 675-3704
1st Runner-Up: Dunkin Donuts
3600 Boston St (410) 276-0644
2nd Runner-Up: Daily Grind
1720 Thames Street (410) 558-0399
BAKERY
WINNER:
hoehn’s bakery
400 S. Conkling Street, (410) 675-2884
1st Runner-Up: Herman’s Bakery
7560 Holabird Avenue, (410) 284-5590
2nd Runner-Up: Yia Yia’s Bakery
9415 Philadelphia Rd (410) 238-2253
Serving East Baltimore
for Over 50 Years!
Since 1992
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Baltimore Guide Readers’ Favorite Places to Get the Things They Need!
BEAUTY SHOP
ETHNIC GROCERY STORE
WINNER:
PHYLLIS’ HAIR DESIGN
WINNER:
528 South Conkling St, (410) 675-6715
1st Runner-Up: Zoom Hair Studio
528 South Conkling Street, (410) 675-6715
2nd Runner-Up: Brenda’s Hair Designers
505 South Ellwood Avenue (410) 342-7799
BARBER SHOP
WINNER:
TOM’S BARBER SHOP
404 S. Conkling Street, (410) 675-2107
1st Runner-Up: Ernesto’s Barbershop
2816 O’Donnell Street (410) 327-2547
2nd Runner-Up: Floyd’s 99 Barbershop
3600 Boston Street (410) 342-7002
DIPASQUALE’S
3700 Gough Street, (410) 276-6787
1st Runner-Up: The Markets
at Highlandtown
3801 Easterm Ave (410) 563-7488
2nd Runner-Up: Prima Foods
51 Kane Street, (410) 633-5500
LIQUOR STORE
WINNER:
LOADING DOCK
2101 Fleet Street, (410) 675-7621
HANDYMAN
WINNER:
HANK WISE
(443)695-5279
1st Runner-Up: George Basil
(410) 633-8457
2nd Runner-Up:Tom Allen
410-344-7762
AUTO SERVICE CENTER
WINNER:
AUTO BODY REPAIR
WINNER:
NORRIS AUTO GROUP
901 Merritt Blvd. 800-475-9007
1st Runner-Up: Midas
7206 Eastern Avenue (410) 285-1500
2nd Runner-Up: Fells Point Auto Body
419 South Caroline St (410) 327-7330
GAS STATION
WINNER:
NICHOLAS FLEET ST SHELL
601 S Luzerne Ave, 410) 675-4338
Nicholas Fleet
Street Shell
BANK STREET AUTO
3738 Bank Street 410.522.9006
1st Runner-Up: Gerry’sTire Service
39 S. Central Ave (410) 685-4330
2nd Runner-Up: Federal Hill Motors
1000 Covington Street (410) 752-0603
GROCERY STORE
WINNER:
SANTONI’S
3800 East Lombard St, (410) 281-7473
1st Runner-Up: Safeway
2610 Boston Street, (410) 675-3704
2nd Runner-Up: Mars Supermarket
1st Runner-Up: Broadway Liquors
628 S. Broadway (410) 563-1212
2nd Runner-Up: O’Connor’s Liquors
4801 Eastern Avenue, (410) 633-2233
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1st Runner-Up: Royal Farms
2050 Fleet Street, (410) 342-8012
2nd Runner-Up:WaWa
6541 Eastern Ave 410-631-7813
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AUTO SERVICE CENTER
PET STORE
WINNER:
WINNER:
3738 Bank Street 410.522.9006
1st Runner-Up: Gerry’sTire Service
39 S. Central Ave (410) 685-4330
2nd Runner-Up: Federal Hill Motors
1000 Covington Street (410) 752-0603
1130 Light St (410)347-7575
1st Runner-Up: Hair Off the Dog
2801 O’Donnell St (410)522-0050
2nd Runner-Up: Dogma
3600 Boston Street, (410) 276-3410
AUTO DEALER
HARDWARE OR
HOME SUPPLY STORE
BANK STREET AUTO
WINNER:
Norris Auto GrouP
901 S Luzerne Ave, 410) 675-4338
1st Runner-Up:Bob Bell
1 Kane Street, 410-633-9000
2nd Runner-Up: Thompson Automotive
1307 Merritt Blvd (443) 503-4019
DOCTOR
WINNER:
Doggie style
WINNER:
kureks
3242 O’Donnell Street, (410) 732-3397
1st Runner-Up: Kurek’s Hardware Store
3242 O’Donnell St (410) 732-3397
2nd Runner-Up: Lombard Hardware
1747 East Lombard Street, (410) 276-1294
KENNETH H. WILLIAMS MD SECONDHAND STORE
2801 Foster Ave (410)342-0333
1st Runner-Up: SimonV. Scalia
2891 Hudson St (410)342-4142
2nd Runner-Up: Dr. David S. Scharff
808 S. Conkling St (410) 327-7114
DENTIST
WINNER:
EDWARD J SATTLER DDS
336 S. Patterson Pk Ave (410)276-8056
1st Runner-Up: Canton Dental
2700 Lighthouse Point East (410)675-3463
2nd Runner-Up: Richard Lamb DDS
1600 E. Fort Ave. (410)332-0555
REAL ESTATE AGENT
WINNER:
NANCY RACHUBA
Diversified Realty, (410) 675-7653
1st Runner-Up: David Naumann
Cummings & Co, (410) 675-1550
2nd Runner-Up: Ron Zimmerman
Ron Zimmerman Realty, (410)752-1050
WINNER:
FASHION ATTIC
PLACE TO TAKE THE KIDS
white marsh mall
HARBOR WATER ACTIVITY
501 East Pratt Street, (410) 576-3800
1st Runner-Up: MD Zoo in Baltimore
Druid Hill Park, 410-396-7102
2nd Runner-Up: Patterson Park
East Baltimore Street and South Pratt
Streets on the North and Eastern Avenue
on the South. South Patterson Park Avenue
on the west and South Ellwood Avenue on
the east.
WATER TAXI
MUSEUM
WINNER:
8200 Perry Hall Blvd (410) 931-7101
1st Runner-Up: Middlesex Shopping Cntr
1334 Eastern Blvd (410) 687-4474
2nd Runner-Up: Eastpoint Mall
7839 Eastpoint Mall (410) 284-6697
WINNER:
1735 Lancaster Street, (410) 563-3900
1st Runner-Up: Urban Pirates
913 South Ann St (410) 327-8378
2nd Runner-Up: Lady Baltimore
561 Light Street (410) 727-3113
FITNESS CENTER
WINNER:
Merritt Athletic Club
3401 Boston Street, (410) 563-0225
SECURITY LOAN &
JEWELRY CO. INC.
3416 Eastern Ave. (410) 327-8483
1st Runner-Up: Poplar Jewelry
1709 Poplar Place (410) 284-7296
2nd Runner-Up: Southeast Jewelry & Loan
3517 Eastern Ave (410)732-1133
www.oconnorsliquors.com
WINNER:
national aquarium
WINNER:
Baltimore Museum of Art
10 Art Museum Drive, (443) 573-1700
1st Runner-Up: Walter’s Art Museum
600 N Charles St, (410) 547-9000
2nd Runner-Up: AmericanVisionary Arts
Museum (AVAM)
800 Key Highway (410) 244-1900
THEATER
WINNER:
LANDMARK HARBOR EAST
CINEMA
1st Runner-Up: CharlesTheatre
1711 North Charles St (410) 727-3464
2nd Runner-Up: Hippodrome
12 North Eutaw Street, (410) 837-7400
PAWN SHOP
Personal Training Manager
Kelly Whalen, right, gives
Michelle Roche some
hands-on coaching on her lunges.
1st Runner-Up: Planet Fitness
1405 Merritt Boulevard, (410) 282-4955
2nd Runner-Up: Canton Club
2780-D Lighthouse Pt East, 410-276-5544
CANTON BAR
WINNER:
nacho mama’s
2907 O’Donnell St (410) 675-0898
1st Runner-Up: MaHaffey’s Pub
2706 Dillon St (410) 276-9899
2nd Runner-Up: Mama’s on the Half Shell
2901 O’Donnell St (410) 276-3160
Thank you to The Baltimore Guide Readers who voted
for their favorites!
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FOR ALL
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BALTIMORE COUNTY
SHOPPING CENTER
1926 Fleet St (410) 276-0817
1st Runner-Up: ValuVillage
3424 Eastern Avenue, (410) 327-5300
2nd Runner-Up: Lombard Hardware
1747 East Lombard Street, (410) 276-1294
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FELLS POINT BAR
WINNER:
MAX’S ON BROADWAY
735 S Broadway (410) 276-2850
1st Runner-Up: Waterfront Hotel
1710 Thames Street, (410) 537-5055
2nd Runner-Up:Wharf Rat
801 South Ann St (410) 276-8304
Baltimore Guide Readers’ Favorite Bars!
LOCUST POINT BAR
DUNDALK BAR
City Limits Sports Bar
squires RESTAURANT
WINNER:
1700 East Fort Avenue, 410) 244-8084
Jennifer Saraullo
at City Limits Sport Bar
WINNER:
6723 Holabird Avenue, (410) 288-0081
1st Runner-Up: Poplar Inn
7700 Wise Ave (410) 285-2590
2nd Runner-Up: Hard Yacht Cafe
8500 Cove Road (443) 407-0038
LITTLE ITALY BAR
WINNER:
amicci’s
231 South High Street, (410) 528-1096
1st Runner-Up: Sabatino’s
901 Fawn St (410) 727-9414
2nd Runner-Up: Palmere’s
1018 Eastern Ave 443) 835-1953
FEDERAL HILL BAR
ESSEX BAR
HARBOR EAST BAR
mother’s FEDERAL HILL
GRILLE
RIVERWATCH
WINNER:
WINNER:
WINNER:
207 Nanticoke Road (410) 687-1422
1st Runner-Up: Patrick’s
520 Eastern Blvd (410) 780-5285
2nd Runner-Up: Islander Inn
2542 Island View Road 410-687-9799
1113 South Charles St, (410) 244-8686
MIDDLE RIVER BAR
WINNER:
RIVERWATCH
Mother’s Federal Hill Grille
1st Runner-Up: Ryleigh’s Oyster
36 East Cross St (410) 539-2093
2nd Runner-Up: Ropewalk Tavern
1209 South Charles St (410) 727-1298
1st Runner-Up: Barracuda’s
1230 E. Fort Avenue, (410) 685-2832
2nd Runner-Up: Hull Street Blues
1222 Hull Street (410) 727-7476
HIGHLANDTOWN BAR
WINNER:
LAUGHING PINT
Edward J. Sattler DDS
207 Nanticoke Road (410) 687-1422
1st Runner-Up: Fatties Bar and Grill
1030 Old Eastern Ave (410) 686-9111
2nd Runner-Up: Carson’s Creekside
1110 Beech Drive (410) 238-0080
ROSEDALE BAR
WINNER:
3531 Gough Street, (410) 342-6544
1st Runner-Up: Knotty Pine
801 South Conkling St (410) 534-9701
2nd Runner-Up: JP’s
528 S Bouldin St (410) 276-6811
HAZELWOOD INN
4937 Hazelwood Ave (410) 866-3116
1st Runner-Up: Dick’s Halfway Inn
8013 Philadelphia Road (410) 866-0101
2nd Runner-Up: Big Bad Wolf’s
5713 Harford Road (410) 444-6422
336 South Patterson Park Ave
Baltimore, MD 21231
410.276.8056
owned and
operated by the
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since 1987
TALARA
1st Runner-Up: Pazo
1425 Aliceanna St (410) 534-7296
2nd Runner-Up: James Joyce Irish Pub
GREEKTOWN BAR
WINNER:
O’CONNORS bar
4801 Eastern Ave (410) 633-2233
1st Runner-Up: Zorba’s
4710 Eastern Avenue, (410) 276-4484
2nd Runner-Up: Acropolis Restaurant
4718 Eastern Ave (410) 675-3384
IRISH PUB
WINNER:
J Patrick’s irish PUB
1371 Andre St (410) 244-8613
1st Runner-Up: Looney’s Pub
2900 O’Donnell St (410) 675-9235
2nd Runner-Up: Claddagh Pub
2918 O’Donnell Street, (410) 522-4220
HAPPY HOUR
WINNER:
MaHaffey’s Pub
4714-4718 Eastern Ave.
410-675-3384/410-675-7882
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1st Runner-Up: Ra Sushi
1390 Lancaster St (410) 522-3200
2nd Runner-Up: Looney’s Pub
2900 O’Donnell St (410) 675-9235
BARTENDER
WINNER:
CHRIS
AT MAHAFFEY’S PUB
2706 Dillon St (410) 276-9899
1st Runner-Up: Greg atWaterfront Hotel
1710 Thames Street, (410) 537-5055
2nd Runner-Up: Laurie @ Sharky’s Bar
2819 Eastern Ave (410) 534-1051
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WAITER OR WAITRESS
WINNER:
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Baltimore Guide Readers’ Favorite Bars!
Congratulations to
WINNER:
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JOYCE
AT Samos restaurant
600 Oldham St (410) 675-5292
Marta Kumer
of Fells Point
3201 O’Donnell Street , (410) 327-1495
1st Runner-Up: Nevins Cross St. Station
31-33 E Cross St, (410) 468-4078
2nd Runner-Up:The Rowan Tree
1633 South Charles St (410) 468-0550
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* BACK TO SCHOOL *
The back-to-school haircut is a last-days-of-summer ritual for kids
BY ERIK ZYGMONT
[email protected]
As in years past, the first day of school
usually means new clothes, new shoes, and
a new haircut.
At Brenda’s Hair Designers Inc, boys and
girls get a wide variety of cuts and styles, but
they often get their inspiration from the
same place.
“Justin Bieber, David Beckham—it all
starts in Hollywood,” says Brenda Ruley,
who, as of this January, will have cut hair for
25 years at her salon at the corner of Fait St.
and Ellwood Ave. “Whatever the celebs
have, the kids are after.”
According to Ruley, kids come into her
salon from now until the end of August for
their back-to-school haircuts.
“We get a lot of families,” she says.
Ruley cuts hair for both boys and girls in
equal proportions.
“Both are fun,” she says. “It’s kind of all
part of the job—you’ve just got to please
everyone.”
For girls, according to Ruley, a large trend
this year is braids—two braids that start
directly in the middle of the front hairline,
and wrap around the head to the back,
almost like a headband around the rest of the
hair.
“I’m not sure where that started, but it was
probably Hollywood” she says.
Also popular are cuts with “side bangs,”
or hair that falls or is pulled across the face
asymmetrically, from one side to the other.
Gone are the girls’ styles with polished,
meticulously groomed hair.
“More freestyle, tousled looks are in
now,” says Ruley, adding that spray-on
waxes, which give hair a “separated, day-old
look and feel,” are now in.
The hairdresser has seen a lot of girls’
hairstyles come and go.
“Big hair went out with the 80s,” says
Ruley. “Now it’s all flat and straight, no
curls.”
Boys are a little simpler than girls.
“It’s all pretty much short, especially this
time of year,” she says.
Nevertheless, boys manage to distinguish
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 14
themselves. One big hair cut this year is the
“faux-hawk.”
“It’s like a Caesar-cut, but off to the side
more,” says Ruley.
She also sculpts a lot of rounded flat-tops,
more “softened around the edges” than the
traditional favorite of police and servicemen.
The traditional flat-top is, however, a staple at Tom’s Barber Shop, a little farther
north at 404 S. Conkling St.
“Sometimes I think we have a sign on the
door that says ‘Today is flat-top day,’” jokes
Charlie, a regular barber at Tom’s.
“The flat-top is popular here (in
Highlandtown), but not anywhere else, real-
ly,” adds Brenda, another cutter at Tom’s.
“Fades,” a haircut in which the short hair
on the top of the head gradually fades into
bare skin at the bottom of the sides and the
back, are also popular at Tom’s, as are “regular haircuts.”
“As long as there’s been barbers, there’s
been regular haircuts,” explains Charlie.
“The iPad is the wave of the future,” says
Klein.
The gadget is so easy to use, that even elementary schools, kindergartens, and daycare
centers are using them, according to Klein.
“It’s a no-brainer. You don’t need a lot of
motor skills to use an iPad,” he says, adding
that they have easy games, drawing programs, and storytelling apps to keep kids
engaged.
His own family is no exception.
“My kids, at the age of 3, all had laptops,”
Klein says. “They all had the iPad as soon as
it came out—my youngest has been using an
iPad since she could talk.”
Despite his enthusiasm for technology
and the fact that he makes his living through
it, Klein says that parents must be vigilant.
“It’s not suggested to hand a kid a laptop
or iPad straight out of the box and say, ‘Here,
go play with it,’” he says. “That’s asking for
trouble.”
Case in point, Klein once convinced a
family member to supervise her daughter as
closely as possible. He took on an Internet
personality as a young boy and engaged the
girl in conversation in a chat room.
“Within 20 minutes, as her mother looked
on, I had her phone number and address, and
told her I was going to call her,” Klein says.
As with any powerful tool, safe and effective use of technology requires that children
be educated and supervised, he says.
Programs are available that block questionable websites and interactions.
Electronics give students advantages, with caution
BY ERIK ZYGMONT
[email protected]
Technology and kids mix, and they mix
very well. So well, in fact, that some schools
are replacing textbooks with laptops.
“At Chesapeake Middle School, where
my son goes, there not requiring, but they
are suggesting, but they are suggesting, that
the kids get MacBooks,” says Ed Klein,
proprietor of Klein & Sons Technology
Solutions, 2801 O’Donnell St.
“No books will be handed out, and everything will be done online, including tests,”
he adds.
MacBooks, Macbook Pros, and Macbook
Airs are all in high-demand for students, as
are their user-friendly cousins, iPads.
“You can part it on the side of the head, and
comb it straight forward or back. It’s however you wear your hair, but trimmed. And
regular haircuts are always off the ears.”
Although flat-tops, fades, and regular
haircuts are pretty much the norm at Tom’s,
there are exceptions.
“Once in awhile, we get a mohawk,” says
Charlie.
“But that’s usually a summer thing,” adds
Jean, another one of Tom’s staff.
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BIRDS HOUSE: MANNY MACHADO IS EARNING HIS KEEP
well.
After being called up last Thursday,
Machado torched the Kansas City Royals by
going 6 for 16 with three home runs and
seven runs batted in during the Orioles’ and
Royals’ four-game series. This feat earned
Machado a share of the American League
Co-Player of the Week honors, along with
Boston’s Adrian Gonzalez.
Photo by Shawn Levin
Machado was the Orioles’ first pick in the
2010 draft. He was selected third overall. at bats. During his first full season in 2011,
During his first season in the Baltimore Machado hit .257, splitting his time between
farm system in 2010, Machado hit .306 in 36 Delmarva and Frederick. In his 382 at bats
BY
ANDY
MINDZAK
There’s an old saying that says that only
get one chance to make a first impression,
and Baltimore’s 20-year-old rookie Manny
Machado apparently firmly believes this as
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he hit 11 home runs and drove in 50 runs.
This year, Machado had been playing
well for AA Bowie in 2012, hitting .266
with 11 home runs and 59 runs batted in
over 402 at bats. Manny was then called up
to play third base for the O’s, which is a bit
different for him, considering he had played
shortstop his whole minor league career
save for two games this year. So far, he has
handled all 11 chances error-free, and he
continues to work hard at his new position.
The young infielder was the 11th-ranked
After being called up
last Thursday, Machado torched the Kansas
City Royals by going
six for 16 with three
home runs and seven
runs batted in.
prospect by Baseball America in 2012, and
he has proved that the high ranking is
deserved.
Making matters even more interesting is
the first overall pick in that draft was that of
the cross-town rivals, the Washington
Nationals. Washington took Bryce Harper
first overall, which now injects even more
energy into their rivalry and respective playoff pushes.
I wouldn’t necessarily expect Machado to
keep that pace, but if he can manage to live
up to most of the hype, we are looking at the
future right now.
So let’s sit back and enjoy the show!
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food pantry full. To donate, call 410-563Friends of Patterson Park Youth 1177 or stop by the church.
Soccer: We are looking for volunteer soc- Adult Learning: Learning Is For
cer coaches to join our team. Thursdays, 6-7 Tomorrow (LIFT), 900 S. East Ave., has
p.m., starting Sept. 6. Info: katie@patterson- small-group classes in reading, writing,
math, and life skills for adults (ages 16 and
park.com.
Patterson Park Elementary Soccer over). Morning, evening, and afternoon
League: The Patterson Park Elementary classes are held in the lower level of the
Soccer League is looking for volunteer former St. Brigid’s School. Classes for
coaches for the fall season: Sept. 25 - Nov. adults with learning difficulties, learning
15: Tuesdays and Thursdays. 3-5 p.m. Info: disabilities, and learning challenges.
Additionally, LIFT provides English [email protected].
Volunteers Needed for St. Gabriel ing and grammar instruction to the deaf/
Festival: Volunteers are needed for the St. hard of hearing community and literacy
Gabriel festival (Aug. 18 and 19), to help instruction for adults who are blind or have
prepare food the Wednesday before the low vision. Info: 410-522-1705 or email
festival, to set up the Friday before the festi- [email protected].
val, to work the stands during the festival, Local Preschool Openings: United
and to help clean up after the festival. Info: Evangelical’s PACT program (Parents and
Sue Corasaniti 410-321-7765 or wtwind- Children Together) has openings for preschoolers to learn through art, projects, and
[email protected].
A Capella Open House: Aug. 23, 7:30- play. Info/classroom visits: Concetta Clark,
9:30 p.m. at the Government Center on 410-995-0118.
Wise Ave. and Merritt Blvd. Voice lessons Wednesday, August 15
are available in an ensemble setting. Info: Weekly Walking Group: The Patterson
Doris Passaro 410-747-8032.
Park area’s walking group meets at the
Help the Homeless: The Church of St. pagoda on Mondays and Wednesdays, 6.-7
Leo the Great in Little Italy is collecting p.m., for a walk around the park. All are
toiletries for the homeless. Soap, shav- welcome (adults, kids, babies in strollers,
ing cream, deodorant, toothpaste, and tooth- etc.). Info: [email protected], 410brushes. Drop off items at the parish office, 276-3676.
227 S. Exeter St.
COP Walk: The Southern District Police
Food Drives: The Maryland Food Bank Community Relations Council holds
is trying to fill its empty shelves. Help by COP (Citizens on Patrol) walks as follows.
donating items or by going online and mak- Note: Unless otherwise specified, all walks
ing a donation. $10.50 feeds a hungry per- are 7 p.m. Check the website for rules and
son for a week. Info: Maryland Food Bank, policies and for weather-related cancella2200 Halethorpe Farms Rd. Baltimore, tions. Info: Jack Baker at jackbaker@sdpcrc.
MD, 21227-4551, www.mdfoodbank.org, org or 443-831-0538, www.sdpcrc.org.
410-737-8282. Canton Baptist Church, 3302
Toone St., is trying to keep the shelves of its
Community Notebook
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on a 30-foot-wide screen on Federal Hill at
The Hughes Family Outdoor Theater at 9
p.m. American Visionary Art Museum
Police
and
Community:
The
Southern
Himalayan House Restaurant, E. Fort Ave.
(AVAM), 800 Key Highway. AVAM is open
District
Police
Community
Relations
and Cooksie St.
and free between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. on flick
Films on the Pier: Broadway and Thames Council meets on the third Thursday of
nights. Movie rain location: inside AVAM.
each
month,
with
buffet
at
6:30
p.m.
at
the
St. Screening new releases at dusk at the end
Aug. 16 - “Blue Hawaii”
Southern
District
Police
Station,
10
Cherry
of Broadway on Wednesdays in August,
Recovery Ministry: Dundalk Church of
Hill
Rd.
Info:
Jack
Baker
jackbaker@sdpbeginning at 8:45 pm. BYO chair. Info:
the Nazarene, 1626 Lynch Rd., has a recovcrc.org, 443-831-0538, www.sdpcrc.org.
www.fellspointmainstreet.org
ery ministry every Thursday at 7 p.m. Info:
Highlandtown
Farmers’
Market:
Aug. 15 - “The Hunger Games”
410-288-5136.
Eastern
Ave.
and
Conkling
St.,
4-8
p.m.,
Weedin’ Wednesdays: Help the Friends
every
Thursday,
with
local
produce,
foods,
Friday,
August 17
of Patterson Park care for the gardens near
goods,
and
other
items.
Free
Music
at Harborplace: Free outthe pagoda, fountain, and white house. Meet
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Summer Fun Fest: Greek food and live
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Polish Festival: Sacred Heart of Mary
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Polish foods, drinks, desserts. Info: 410-6332828.
Music on the Hill: Free concerts on
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p.m. BYO lawn chair or picnic blanket. Info:
410-276-3676.
Aug. 19 - Swingin’ Swamis
Pageant Baltimore: Christian pageant
for women 50 and older. Three rounds—
favorite scripture, talent, best gown. Dress
code classy and upscale. Free admission for
contestants, general admission $15. Aug. 19,
3 p.m., Eichenkranz, 611 S. Fagley St. Info:
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South
Thief steals Marilyn Monroe dolls
Aggravated Assault
Port Covington Dr., 2700 block, Aug. 5,
5:30 p.m. A store manager reports that a
suspect threatened him with scissors inside
the store. The suspect was arrested.
Wilhelm St., 2000 block, Aug. 6, 1:10 a.m.
A woman reported that her ex-boyfriend
tried to choke her with his hands.
S. Stockton St., unit block, Aug. 8, 3:35
p.m. A man told police that an unknown
man shot him in the shoulder and fled.
W. Henrietta St., unit block, Aug. 9, 1:00
a.m. Police were told that armed suspects
entered the dwelling and told everyone to
get on the floor and give them their money
and jewelry. They then put everyone in the
rear room and fled. While in the rear room,
they allegedly pointed their gun at the victims. (See incident under “Robbery”.)
William St., 1000 block, Aug. 11, 12:15
a.m. A couple report that they were
approached from behind by an unknown
male who pointed a gun at them. A second
unknown male stole the woman's purse and
a cell phone.
Robbery
William St., 700 block, Aug. 5, 4:00 p.m.
A woman told police that a man tried to take
her bag at gunpoint.
Warner St., 600 block, Aug. 6, 1:15 a.m.
A woman reports that after she parked her
car an unknown male threw her to the
ground and demanded her wallet and checkbook.
W. Henrietta St., unit block, Aug. 9, 1:00
a.m. Police were told that armed suspects
entered the dwelling and told everyone to
get on the floor and give them their money
and jewelry. They then put everyone in the
rear room and fled. A purse, 60 oxycodone
pills and 94 percocet pills were stolen.
Wilkens Ave., 1600 block, Aug. 10, 5:15
a.m. A man was driving and told police that
when he came to a stop sign, two males
jumped in his car. One choked him while
the other demanded money. The driver kept
driving and hit a parked car.
Ropewalk Lane, unit block, Aug. 11,
1:00 a.m. A man reports that after he left
the tavern, unknown suspects jumped, beat,
and robbed him of a Burberry wallet, $20,
and other items.
Decatur St., 1400 block, Aug. 11, 1:00
p.m. A woman told police that she had
received calls regarding owing ground rent.
The caller claimed that the sheriff would
come and kick her out of her home. An
unknown man later entered her house and
assaulted her until she gave up her money.
Burglary
Fort Ave., 700 block, Aug. 6, 1:30 a.m.
Police report that suspects broke in via a
rear door and stole a mountain bike.
Lemmon St., 1700 block, Aug. 7, 9 a.m. A
woman told police that an unknown suspect
entered through her front door and exited
through the rear.
Gilmor St., 300 block, Aug. 9, 2:30 p.m.
Police report that a suspect broke in through
a rear door and stole a collection of 15
Marilyn Monroe dolls and jewelry.
Larceny
Ostend St., unit block, Aug. 5, 1:30 p.m.
Police report that a suspect shattered the
rear window of a car and took at Garmin
GPS.
Emory St., 200 block, Aug. 5, 9:30 a.m. A
man told police that someone broke into his
car and stole his handicapped placard.
Key Highway, 1500 block, Aug. 6, 8:00
a.m. A man reported that someone stole his
catalytic convertor.
Hanover St., 1000 block, Aug 6, 5:30 p.m.
Police report that a man stole a Nestle strawberry drink and was arrested.
Portland St., 700 block, Aug. 6, 8:00 a.m.
A woman told police that someone smashed
her rear passenger window and stole a
Magellan GPS.
Hamburg St., 700 block, Aug. 7, 1:20
a.m. A resident reported that someone
entered a rear yard and stole four swivelback chairs and a wine refrigerator.
Mangold St., 800 block, Aug. 7, 1:15 a.m.
A resident said someone entered a backyard
and stole a patio furniture set with a red
umbrella.
Hanover, St., 1500 block, Aug. 7, 3:35
p.m. Someone stole a package of medical
instruments from the front steps.
Fulton Ave., unit block, Aug. 8, 10:00 a.m.
A suspect entered an unsecured vehicle and
took a cell phone.
Marriott St., 1400 block, Aug. 8, 9:00
a.m. A man reports that someone broke into
his vehicle and stole tools.
Emory St., 200 block, Aug. 8, 3:30 a.m.
An unknown suspect broke into a vehicle
and stole money.
Paca St., 800 block, Aug. 9, 6:20 p.m.
Police report that someone forced open a
vehicle's trunk and took a Lenovo laptop,
Mac laptop, bank card, and other items.
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The Allen Center is open Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. It is closed
on Monday, Sept. 3, for Labor Day. The following are regularly scheduled activities on
most days (exceptions are noted below):
Mondays (except Sept 3):
9:30 a.m., Board games
10:30 a.m., “Get Your Drama On”
Noon, Lunch
12:45 p.m., Monday bingo
Tuesdays:
10 a.m., Chair exercise
Noon, Lunch
Sept 4, 11: 12:45 p.m., Wii bowling
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Aug. 7: 9 a.m. Trip to Martin Luther King
Memorial and other attractions, with
onboard tour guide. Sign up with Ryta Arrington by Aug. 15. Cost $25.
Aug. 14: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Swim party and
lunch at Michelle’s
Aug. 21: 10 a.m. Games, 11:30 a.m. Line
dancing with staff, 12 p.m. Lunch, 12:45
p.m. Friday entertainment
Aug. 28: 10 a.m. Games also 10 a.m. Fall
prevention workshop, 12 p.m. Crab feast—
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Health and Fitness with Kerry Martinez,
Chair Yoga at 10:00 Sept.19th Legal
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Thursday September 6,13,20,27
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Friday September 7,14,21,28 Art class
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Bingo at 12:30.
Monday September 3rd closed for
Labor Day. September 10, 17, 24 exercise at 9:00, card playing at 10:30 and
eating together at 11:30.Spanish class
will start on September 10th at 12:00.
Massage will be given by appointment
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Red Hatters will meet September 17th
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Thomas C. Scilipoti
Exhibiting at the
St. Gabriel Festival the
weekend of
August 18th & 19th.
The festival is held by
St. Leo’s, located in
Baltimore’s Little Italy.
The exhibit is in the Church
Hall on Exeter and Stiles Sts.
Trash Talk: Facebook activists are trying to clean up Patterson Park and city beyond
people. Those adverse affects we don’t see streets, observing problem areas, dreaming
She is presently using her graphic design are the most frightening to me, and most up solutions, and picking up trash.
In addition to students, Parlato is trying to
experience developing info-graphics to help folks are largely unaware of the level of polget
her message across to users of Patterson
get the message across. She is also currently
Park.
A recent series of posts on BTT calls
trying to organize outreach to schools, hopfor
more
trash cans in the park and better
ing to use info-graphic-based presentations
I became more interplacement
of those cans, with a BTT group
that inspires students to ask themselves:
ested, and I know it
member suggesting signs on the cans in both
How does the act of littering directly conmay sound cliche, in
English and Spanish to deter littering. BTT
tribute to stuff that is negative to my life?
what kind of world
postings have suggested that outreach must
On a community scale, litter and garbage
include all populations that call Baltimore
is left behind for my
strewn about a neighborhood can create an
home, including the Spanish-speaking comatmosphere that deters capital investment
kid when I’m out the
munity.
and invites crime.
door.
On her regular rounds in Patterson park,
On a more personal scale, Parlato spoke
she notes consistently finding a high volume
of attending a book presentation by Baltimore
writer McKay Jenkins on his book, “What’s
Gotten Into Us?,” which addresses how
much people are exposed to chemicals and lution in their own bodies. They just don’t
pollution and how much of that “chemical think about it,” Parlato says.
Parlato says that her focus on cleaning up
load” accumulates in their bodies—with
the
city partially stems from 16 years of raisadverse consequences.
ing
a child in Baltimore City.
“The trash in the bay and around the city
“I
became more interested, and I know it
can’t help but add to that ‘chemical load’,
may
sound cliche, in what kind of world is
increasing the risk of illness and the deterioleft
behind
for my kid when I’m out the
ration of the immune system. Exposure to
door,”
she
says.
various plastics and synthetic substances is
The fact that she’s self-employed has
known to adversely change to the body’s
given
her more time to walk the park and the
endocrine system. Not just in animals, but
Memorial
of trash after neighborhood volleyball and
soccer games. Though emphatically stressing that she wishes to cover all the bases
rather than single anyone out, she also says
she “does not want to ignore the issue
because it’s politically difficult to talk
about.”
Members on Baltimore Trash Talk have
raised the possibility of a trash-can painting
day in Patterson Park, are in contact with
Blue Water Baltimore and are looking into
the ratio of traffic violations versus littering/
trash can citations handed out by the city.
Baltimore Trash Talk is at www.facebook.com/pages/Baltimore-Trash-Talk.
In Memoriam
JOSHUA
RYAN
BUTRIM
J. Patrick’s: Friends look for support, ideas
“I spend most of my happy hours in this
community,” Patterson told the LPCA. “(J.
Patrick’s) has always been a family operation, in that grandmas, grandpas, grandsons,
and granddaughters go there,” he said. “It’s
a family affair.”
Patterson says that he has been going
there himself for 23 years, two or three
times per week.
“I’ve never seen a fight, and I’ve never
seen an argument,” he said. “Ladies can
I’ve never seen a
fight, and I’ve never
seen an argument.
come in alone and not get hit on.”
J. Patrick’s has the “same kind of atmosphere” as a true country pub in Ireland,
Patterson says.
“There are a lot of places with Irish
names, but J. Patrick’s is the only Irish pub
in town,” he said. “That’s my opinion.”
Currently, Patterson and the Friends of J.
Patrick’s are unsure of how to best direct their
energies to keep the pub open and viable.
“So far, the best way we’ve found to do
that is by holding ceili,” he said.
Ceili is an Irish word for a group dance.
Patterson said that his group tries to get
donations during ceili.
But just as important, he says, is “getting
people to come in and eat and drink.”
Currently, J. Patrick’s has ceili dancing on
Friday and Saturday nights starting at 9 p.m.
There is also a big Sunday Ceili the second
Sunday of every month at 5 p.m.
Traditional “sessions”—meetings and
performances of Irish muscians—happen on
Mondays at 8 p.m., Tuesdays at 9 p.m. and
Thursdays at 9 p.m., for beginner, advanced,
and intermediate musicians, respectively.
On Tuesday’s at 8 p.m., Kelly Smit teaches “Sean Nos” dancing, and Danny Stanton
teaches another form of dancing on
Wednesdays at 7 p.m.
Patterson says that he particularly enjoys
the Sean Nos dancing.
“It’s an old-style, flat-foot form of dancing,” he said. ‘It’s not as high-kicking as the
Riverdance kind of stuff.”
He is open to suggestions on keeping J.
Patrick’s going. Patterson can be reached at
410-952-5469.
who passed away
on 8/17/1997
Do not ask us if we miss him;
There’s such a vacant place,
Oft we think we hear his footsteps
And see his smiling face.
Days of sadness still come over us,
Tears in silence often flow.
Memory keeps him ever near us,
Though he left us fifteen years ago.
Love Mom, Jessica, Kelsey and Mom Mom
Memorial
LAWRENCE H. BEAL
8/20/1933 TO 2/29/2012
We thought of you today
But that is nothing new
We thought of you yesterday
And will tomorrow too
We think of you in silence
And make no outward show
For what it meant to lose you
Only those who love you
know
Remembering you is easy
We do it everyday
Its the heartache of losing you
That will never go away.
Your Loving Family
Death Notice
JOHN ALBERT SAS II
“JOHNNY”
8/12/1952 to 8/8/2012
A helping hand to all he knew
He was so kind, so generous
and true;
On earth he nobly did his best,
Grant him, Jesus, heavenly rest.
Survived by daughter Amanda Sas,
sisters Cindy Kimmerle, Kay Smith,
Ellen Page and long-time companion
Jade DiPino
Death Notice
MARY
BRIDGES
GROSS
9/4/1957 TO 7/30/2012
After a two year illness due to
cancer, Mary Bridges Gross
succombed peacefully. She is
survived by her husband, Charles
Gross of Dundalk, mother Betty
Schnell and sister Bonnie Lathe.
She also leaves behind her oldest brother Calvin Bridges and
Robert Bridges. Family only will
celebrate her wake at an early
date.
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Man allegedly assaults ex, rams car after church
Aggravated Assault
Eastern Ave., 3200 block, Aug. 5, 12:50
a.m. Two men reported that a suspect has
assaulted them with a machete. The two
men were taken to the hospital with head
wounds.
N. Kenwood Ave., 500 block, Aug. 5,
5:15 a.m. A woman reported that while
walking with friends, some other women
who were sitting on a stoop asked her her
name and then laughed when she responded.
A fight ensued. The woman was taken to the
hospital with what she believed was a broken beer bottle wound to the leg.
Umbra St., 700 block, Aug. 5, 4:45 a.m.
A woman reported that her boyfriend threw
dresser drawers at her during an argument.
He was arrested.
N. Highland Ave., 100 block, Aug. 5,
3:15 p.m. A woman reported that as she left
church with a man, her ex-boyfriend attempted to engage her in a verbal dispute. She got
into her car and left. At several lights he
approached her vehicle and screamed at her.
At Fayette and Highland he rammed her car
with his, she said. He got out and punched
her in the eye. He continued to follow her
until she arrived at the Southeastern District.
Later, she was with an officer at 500 N.
Calvert St., and the suspect again approached
her and was arrested.
Fell St., 900 block, Aug. 5, 9:40 p.m. A
man reported that during an ongoing dispute, the suspect followed him and pushed
him to the ground, where he struck his head,
requiring stitches. The suspect was later
arrested.
N. Luzerne Ave., 200 block, Aug. 6,
7:16 p.m. Police arrested a man who allegedly choked his girlfriend and attempted to
throw her down the stairs.
S. Exeter St., unit block, Aug. 9, 12:30
a.m. A woman said that she awoke to find
her child’s father standing over her. He
threatened her with a gun and told her she
was going to die. She struggled with him,
injuring her knee and foot. The suspect fled,
and was later stopped by Howard County
Police. He was shot and killed in their jurisdiction. See story on page 5.
S. Oldham St., 600 block, Aug. 9, 2:45
p.m. A woman reported that during a dispute, her boyfriend held a sword to her neck.
They struggled until separated by family
members. The police arrived and arrested
the boyfriend.
Ballard Way, 1300 block, Aug. 10, 2:20
a.m. A woman was home with male company when her ex showed up to get his
things. He pushed past her son who had
answered the door. The woman confronted
him at the top of the stairs. He saw the man
she was with, fled, and returned with a gun
and shot up the front of the house. The man
who had been with the victim had fled in the
meantime, but the woman and her son were
still home. No injuries were reported.
N. Milton Ave., 400 block, July 10, 7:50
p.m. A woman reported that during an argument. another woman had produced a tire
iron and hit her in the head. The first woman
was taken to the hospital, and the second
was arrested.
Pulaski Hwy., 3500 block, Aug. 11, 1:15
a.m. A man reported that he arrived at a gas
station to complain to a drug dealer, “Tony,”
that the drugs he had been sold were bad.
His business practices insulted, Tony went to
his car and came back with a knife, cutting
the victim in the face. He then fled in his car.
The victim refused to respond to the police
station or to seek medical attention.
S. Broadway, 100 block, Aug. 11, 3:03
a.m. Officers visited a stabbing victim at
Johns Hopkins, who was being taken to
surgery with multiple stab wounds. The
victim said only that the person who stabbed
him was his friend.
Robbery
S. Clinton St., 400 block, Aug. 8, 8:30
p.m. A witness alerted police to a victim
who was lying on the ground bleeding from
the face. He had just been robbed. The
police stopped the suspect, based on the witness’s description, and arrested him.
N. Bethel St., unit block, Aug. 9, 11:16
p.m. A man reported that he was walking
when one of three men approached him and
said, “Amigo, give us your money.” The
victim replied that he didn’t have any. The
suspects then hit him with a two-by-four.
The victim fled and received medical attention.
E. Fairmount Ave., 2200 block, Aug.
10, 2:58 a.m. A man reported that while
walking, one of three men approached him
and said, “I just want your money.” He then
began to reach into his pocket, but the victim
smacked his hand and yelled at him. Another
suspect implied that he was armed, and the
victim challenged him as well. The suspects
fled.
N. Kenwood Ave. 600 block, Aug. 10
3:30 a.m. A woman reported that a man
attempted to take her purse. She tried to hold
on, but he swung at her with his fist, so she
let go. He fled.
Burglary
S. Potomac St., unit block, Aug. 5,
11:14 a.m. A woman reported hearing a
suspect in her house upstairs. She called him
and he fled to the basement in an attempt to
escape. Officers responded and found him
behind a locked door, crouched in a defensive stance. He was taken into custody without incident. The suspect had gained entry
by removing a second-floor AC unit.
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RENTALS AND REAL ESTATE
Five ways to get a good deal
Continued from last week...
BY MARCI
YANKELOV
SPECIAL TO THE
BALTIMORE GUIDE
4. Don't be pushed into any house
Your agent should show you homes available that meet your requirements. Don't make
a decision on a house until you feel that you've
seen enough to pick the best one. A good agent
with knowledge of the market will be able to
help you find “the house.” You don’t have to
see 30 homes to find the place, and don’t be
afraid if the first home is the one.
A decade ago, homes were selling quickly,
usually a few days after listing. In that kind of
market, agents advised their clients to make
an offer on the spot if they liked the house.
That was good advice at the time. Today there
isn't always such urgency, unless a home is drastically underpriced, and you'll know it if it is.
5. Hire a buyer’s agent
Many buyers think they will get a better
deal working directly with the listing agent.
Remember, the listing agent is representing
the seller and not you!
The most important thing you can do is
have someone on your side looking out for
your best interests. Your own agent will critique the property based on your needs, and
will point out any drawbacks.
Pick an agent you feel comfortable with,
and enlist the services of that agent as a buyer's
broker. Ask friends and family who they have
used and why they liked them.
Interview several agents to find a good fit,
and then sign a Buyers Agency Agreement.
Then you become a client with all the rights,
benefits, and privileges created by this agency
relationship, and you're no longer just a shopper.
in Listings
Did you know that many Top
homes
areMarch
sold
Kristi
Booth
without a sign or newspaper ad?
These
"great
deals" go to those people who443-690-1185
are committed
to working with one agent. When an agent
hears of a great buy, who do you think they
are going to call? Their client, who they have a
legal obligation to work hard for, or someone
who just called on the phone and said "keep
your eyes open?” So to get the best buy on a
property, I always recommend that you hire
your own agent and stick with him or her.
Marci Yankelov is a local realtor and
Baltimore native. She works at Century 21
Downtown in Federal Hill.
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business in Dundalk. This
home based business. Parking for
house is a great investment
about 10 cars. This was a working
opportunity 2 b/r house in
beauty shop & boarding house.
rear Barber shop in front.
Could
be
a
money
maker with a little sweat equity or
house has had new roof, windows and siding in
just
make
it
your
own
personal residence. Buyer to
the last 3 yrs and has hardwood floors.
verify zoning and possible uses.
BALTIMORE CITY
BA7691316 Diamond in the
rough, rehab special or beginer
family, priced to sell, strictly as
is, owner will do no repairs.
contact E-SHOWINGS for owner
approval on all showings.
PARKVILLE
BC7701062 5 bedroom
home has all of the space
you could want with
finished walk out lower
level. His and hers bath on
main level this home is just waiting for your
finishing touches.
ESSEX BC7763462
ROSEDALE BC7761186
Come see this cosy
Charming 2 bedroom 1 bath
EOG Townhome!!
Updates include new
cape cod in Rosedale. Enjoy
asphalt roof, storm
the hue deck for all your
doors, W/W carpeting.
entertaining needs. Ceramic
Owner owns ground rent
and
is
willing
to
redeem
for buyer with the right
tile and oak cabinets in
offer. Home backs up to area park with
kitchen. Pellet stove is excluded from listing
playground and has parking pad in rear.
BALTIMORE
BC7813228 This
3BR rancher has
great location and
lovely rooms for all
of your entertaining
needs. Finished
lower level this house is a must see.
ESSEX BC7819018
Townhouse in need of a new
family. This property will not last
so make your appointment
soon. Needs work as-is. New
furnace.
OPEN HOUSE SUN AUG 19TH 12-2PM
1810 WOODRAIL DR • $379,900
MILLERSVILLE
AA7873012 Beautiful
split foyer w/2 car garage
Open and spacious living,
dining, kitchen combo. Kit
updated w/Corian, SS appls, breakfast bar. Wood
stove in sunrm. Finished LLprovides a w/rec rm,
4th BR, laundry rm and work rm.
BALTIMORE
BC7888398 Great water
views custom build w.lots of
builder upgrades.dual zone
hvac, open floor plan,
spacious rooms, covered
10x20 deck off kitchen,
maple cabinets, oak staircase, walk in closets,
privacy fence to list a few.
CHARLESMONT
BC7899753 THS w/Open
Kit & Dining Rm W/ Island,
Marble & Ceramic Tile And
Back Splash, Water View
Backing To Bear Creek...Nice Deck & Front
Inclosure.Private Rear Parking Pad.
OFFICE
BEL AIR
HR7887308 This
is a lovely 2
bedroom condo with
pool and play
ground. large rooms
great view
BALTIMORE
BC7894538 This
is a lovely 1
bedroom 2nd floor
apartment
TOO
NEW
FOR
PHOTO
MIDDLE RIVER BC7900371
Very Cute Cozy Single Home In
Balto Co. Pellet Stove Heats The
Entire Main Floor. No Pets And
No Smokers. No Vouchers
410-288-6700 www.AdvanceRealtyDirect.com
Now Interviewing New & Experienced Agents.
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Prices are PLUS Average $750 Maryland State Inspection and $400 reconditioning fee. Vehicles are subject to prior sale. Pricing not offered on prior sales. Must present this ad at time of$
sale to qualify. All vehicles Inspected above Maryland State Standards. Not responsible for typographical
$ errors. See dealer for further warranty information.
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Art is illustrative and may not reflect actual vehicle advertised. Offers expire 8/31/12.

DIVERSIFIED REALTY 410-675-SOLD

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