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Hidden among the row homes, community gardens are an urban escape
“We’re really privileged to use this space,
and we recognize that, so we share the produce that we get,” she says.
Baltimore Greenspace
Over in Upper Fells Point, at the intersection of Wolf St. and Pratt St., another community garden, three house lots large, offers
residents a chance to get into nature without
leaving the city.
“This is the only community green space
in Upper Fells Point,” says Kurt Schiller, a
self-employed carpenter who has been with
the Upper Fells Point Community Garden
since the beginning.
“The community just took the initiative to
clean it up and brought in some top soil,”
says Schiller.
There are now 13 garden plots and community green spaces in the front and rear of
the garden, where the Upper Fells Point
Improvement Association holds cookouts
and other community events. In the Haunted
Garden event around Halloween, Schiller
has been known to spring out of a box and
terrify local kids. Another community member then chases them around the garden with
a gas-powered chainsaw (chain removed),
ensuring that the kids won’t sleep for the
next week.
Schiller says that he and other community
members vested in the gardens started making moves to secure the land in 2001.
“We saw a slight uptick in home values,”
says Schiller. “We were afraid that, with the
craziness going on, the city would sell the
lots for $100,000 each to somebody.”
Eventually, Schiller became a founding
member of Baltimore Greenspace, a nonprofit dedicated to owning community
greenspace land, and, most importantly,
assuming the liability incurred by ownership.
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“A lot of people have no idea what they’re
doing, and a lot of people are experts,” says
Heidi Vorrasi, describing the range of gardening aptitude among the South Baltimore
residents who use the community garden at
S. Charles St. and E. Heath St.
In this and several other locations scattered throughout the city, corn, tomatos,
peppers, eggplants and other produce grow
in a vacant lot among the row homes, businesses, and traffic. At the Charles and Heath
St. garden, peninsula residents can pay $30
to use a plot for one year.
The land was formerly an “unofficial dog
park,” according to Vorrasi. “I soon realized
it was disgusting and that I would never take
my dog in there,” she says.
Despite the landmines, she saw potential.
“I though that would be a good spot for a
community garden,” says Vorrasi, who has
enjoyed gardening for her entire life.
There were some administrative hurdles.
Vorrasi and other aspiring city gardeners
collected 170 signatures requesting that permission be granted to garden on the land,
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Heidi Vorrasi checks on the crop in one of Baltimore’s many community
gardens. This one, administered by City Farms, is located at the corner of S.
Charles St. and E. Heath St.
Recreation and Parks. The official “use” of
the land had to be changed.
“That took forever,” Vorrasi says.
There were also physical hurdles. Those
who wanted plots paid $50, and participated
in most of the five half-days it took to convert the land to a useable garden. Vorrasi
says that John Wood, a nearby resident who
shares the title “community garden overseer” with herself, did a lot of the physical
labor.
Now in its third summer, the Charles and
Heath St. garden is “running over with
tomatoes,” according to Vorrasi.
“I picked three two-gallon buckets one
morning,” she says.
As it is a community garden on land
owned by Recreation and Parks, the garden
is operated by City Farms, which also
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provides a hose and water hookup as well as
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“The liability would have been too big if
City Farms hadn’t taken it on,” says
Vorrasi.
City Farms has some rules for community
gardeners: Seeds must be planted by Apr. 1,
and plots must be cleared by Dec. 1 for the
winter. If produce “hits the ground,” or falls
off the plant and goes to waste, a gardener
could lose his plot. City Farms will tend a
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Vorrasi said that a lot of produce from the
Charles and Heath St. garden is informally
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 2012
Local fighter knocks out cancer
BY ERIK ZYGMONT
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Jerome Featherstone Jr., 28, is a 5-0 middleweight (maximum weight 160 lbs.) fighting out of the Baltimore Boxing Club.
On Friday, July 13, Featherstone defended
his East Coast Champion title against Ryan
Watson of Salisbury at Du Burns Arena.
“He knocked him out,” said Featherstone’s
coach, Charm City legend Jake Smith,
owner of the Baltimore Boxing Club in
Fell’s Point. “He knocked him out of the
ring, actually. It was nice.”
The event benefitted the American Breast
Cancer Foundation.
The soft-spoken Featherstone had a standout high school wrestling career and took
his skills to Oklahoma State. The Baltimore
Guide caught up with him as he was gearing
up for the fight.
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The Baltimore Guide 3
Local chefs compete with each other to earn the title of Master Chef
by erik zygmont
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Two local chefs—Timothy Dyson of
Federal Hill’s SoBo Cafe and Bill Hughes of
Barracuda’s Tavern in Locust Point—are
still vying for the title Mason Dixon Master
Chef.
The competition, held at Blob’s Park
Bavarian Beer Garden in Jessup, is similar
to the TV show of the same name. Chefs
face off against each other and rise or fall on
the flavor, texture, and presentation of their
culinary creations.
“It’s Baltimore, not New York City and
Tom Colicchio,” said Dyson, explaining the
judges’ slightly-more-relaxed demeanor in
the Mason Dixon contest as opposed to the
BRAVO TV show. “But they will tell you
what’s wrong, and they do know food,” he
clarified.
Cooking off against Mark Timms, who
once served as Hillary Clinton’s chef, Dyson
advanced to round two with a three-course
meal including a duo of lamb appetizer with
homemade caraway crackers, a lamb meatloaf, and a strawberry shortcake with sheep’s
milk ricotta.
Dyson said that using a little gelatin in his
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“We’re applying the same principles (at
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Dyson, noting that the restaurant takes staple
foods, such as chicken pot pie, and applies
French technique and the highest-quality,
freshest ingredients for a superb dish.
Although the Sobo Cafe, located at 6 W.
Cross St., locally sources many ingredients,
Dyson said that he doesn’t like to “clutter up
the menu” with that information, and lets the
food speak for itself.
“I fell like it’s overdoing it to advertise
doing the right thing,” he said.
In addition to the high-caliber ingredients,
Dyson added that almost everything—
including condiments such as mayonnaise
and charcuterie such as chorizo sausage, is
made in-house.
He credited Sobo’s baker, Patrick
Gramens, with “the best biscuit in town.”
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worst experience
with a power
outage?
“I’m an old
soldier. I tend to
put up with that
kind of crap.”
“It wasn’t related to a storm,
but somebody working on
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me. We never got a straight
answer from BG & E. We
would call and get different
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hurricane. How often do we
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Arresting hookers is extremely costly
In America’s larger cities, it costs police carry out an arrest of a single prostitute, arrested 74,550 prostitutes. A little arithmedepartments about $2,000 in man-hours, according to a new study.
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Say goodbye to old school popsicles, with
their artificial flavors and lurid, mouthstaining colors. Say hello to ice pops in flavors like strawberry basil lemonade or
vanilla peach spice.
The gourmet ice pops come from Pop
Couture, a company started by Baltimorearea lawyers Justin Daniel and his business
partner Pete Stine and debuted at the Fells
Point Farmers’ Market three weeks ago, just
in time for Baltimore’s 100-degree dog days
of summer.
Pop Couture ice pops are all natural and
made with locally sourced or organic ingredients. Daniel says now is the perfect time to
be in the gourmet ice pop business because
people are increasingly conscious of what
they are eating.
“Even it it’s a treat, people want to know
what’s in it and where the ingredients came
from,” Daniel says.
Daniel and Stine, who both have families,
met while working as lawyers and decided
they wanted a business that would help them
escape paperwork and put them out in the
community with the public.
“We both loved making ice pops for fun,
and we wanted to make a product we were
passionate about,” Stine says.
They turned their passion into a business
this past April and now make about 400
pops per week in a commercial kitchen outside of the city.
Pop Couture’s flavors change all the
time.
“It depends on the fruits we can get at
their peak of flavor. When we get great stuff,
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we find a way to make it into an ice pop,”
says Stine, who sometimes goes to local
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Flavors run the gamut from crowd-pleasers, like strawberry or blackberry, to the
exotic, sour cherry balsamic or spicy pineapple habanero. Pop Couture tries to keep
some basic fruit flavors in stock, but is
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“Blueberry lemongrass is probably our
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that will be held in 2012. These can include
community association meetings, church
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Note: The Community Calendar is for nonprofit use; all activities must be open to the
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Crime Prevention: The Southern District
Police Community Relations Council holds
COP walks as follows. Note: Unless otherwise specified, all walks are 7 p.m. Check
the website for rules and policies and for
weather-related cancellations of walks. Info:
Jack Baker [email protected], 443-8310538, www.sdpcrc.org.
Wednesday, July 25, Pigtown: meet at the
Bath House, 904 Washington Blvd.
Thursday, July 26, Federal Hill/Federal Hill
South: meet at Porter’s Pub, Riverside Ave.
and E. Cross St.
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Adopt-A-Lot: Those whose communities
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help revitalize the vacant lot. Supplies are
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Art Exhibit: School 33 Art Center, 1427
Light St., has a new art exhibit, “Magically
Suspicious,” through Saturday, Aug. 18.
Info: www.school33.org or 443-263-4350.
Call for Artists: Harbor East is looking
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Harbor East shopping district. The theme is
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Application deadline is Wednesday, Aug. 1.
Info: www.promotionandarts.com, 410-7528632.
Local Preschool Openings: United
Evangelical’s PACT program (Parents and
Children Together) has openings for preschoolers to learn through art, projects, and
play. Info/classroom visits: Concetta Clark,
410-995-0118.
Wednesday, July 25
Weekly Walking Group: The Patterson
Park area’s walking group meets at the
Pagoda on Mondays and Wednesdays, 6
p.m.-7 p.m., for a walk around the park. All
are welcome (adults, kids, babies in strollers,
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Recovery Ministry every Thursday at 7 p.m.
for those with hurts, habits or hang-ups. All
Thursday, July 26
Highlandtown Farmers’ Market: 4-8 are welcome. Info: 410-288-5136.
p.m., Eastern Ave. and Conkling St. Every Friday, July 27
Thursday through October, with local pro- Cinema Al Fresco: Little Italy’s Open
Air Film Fest is held each Friday in July and
duce, foods, goods, and other items.
Flicks from the Hill: The American August at the corner of High and Stiles
Visionary Art Museum. 800 Key Highway. streets. Live music and dancing begin at 7
Free films screened on Federal Hill in The p.m.; movies begin at 9 p.m. BYO lawn
Hughes Family Outdoor Theater at 9 p.m. chair. July 27 “Buona Sera, Mrs.
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Summer Socials series with the Beach
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Bumz on Friday, July 27, 5 p.m.-8 p.m. Beer
July 26: “Vertigo”
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constructive criticism of their sci-fi or fan- waterfrontpartnership.org.
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fourth Thursdays of each month, 6:30 p.m.- host free outdoor music every Friday and
8:30 p.m. at BSFS, 3310 E. Baltimore St. Saturday, 6 p.m.-8 p.m., during the summer.
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Baltimore American Indian Center (BAIC)
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Andy
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With the Baltimore Orioles having some
trouble at the top of the order, it was nice to
see Brian Roberts come back. Sadly, he got
hurt again, but, not long after that, Baltimore
had their right fielder come back, and he has
been a pleasant surprise in the leadoff spot.
Nick Markakis has usually batted second
or third as an Oriole. Before getting hurt,
Markakis was hitting third for the O’s and
doing so decently. Before his injury, he was
batting .256 with eight home runs and 26
runs batted in. Since his return, the power
numbers have been non-existent, but he is
hitting an impressive .364 so far in the 10
games he has been back.
Hitting leadoff is a tough thing to do,
especially if you’re normally a second or
third batter, but Nick has gotten the job done.
His .417 on-base percentage is a vast
improvement over the .333 he put up before
his injury. Even more impressive than that is
the fact that he has only struck out once in
44 at bats since coming back, compared to
37 strike-outs in his previous 199 at bats
before getting hurt. Not bad for a leadoff
hitter.
The O’s are still in the thick of things.
They are currently still holding on to the last
Wild-Card spot, and they will need
Markakis, as well of the rest of the offense,
to start producing.
Impressively, the Orioles are third in
home runs in all of baseball with 120,
behind the New York Yankees and Toronto
Blue Jays. The bad news is that they have
scored only 395 runs, which is 20th in the
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E. Pratt St., 800 block, July 15, 1:30 a.m. men at the bus stop took his cane and started
A man reported that while walking up the hitting him with it before fleeing. The man
street, an unknown woman sprayed mace in was taken to the hospital.
his face and then punched him multiple Robbery
S. Regester St., 100 block, July 15, 4:08
times.
S. Broadway, block, July 16, 3:10 a.m. A a.m. A man told police that he was walking
woman reported that one unknown man into a home when three suspects came up
struck her male friend in the head with a behind him and pushed him inside. He was
beer bottle, and then another man struck her duct taped and his wallet and money were
taken. The suspects then went upstairs
in the head, also with a beer bottle.
Dundalk Ave., 1400 block, July 17, 6:24 where a man and woman were sleeping.
p.m. Responding to a call for an armed per- One placed a knife to the woman’s throat
son, an officer found the suspect with a knife and said, “Give me all your money.” One of
in his hand, 20 feet from the victim. The the others searched the room, taking propofficer ordered him to drop the knife, but he erty belonging to the man in bed.
refused and ran into a building. The police N. Clinton St., 100 block, July 15, 7 p.m.
then extricated the suspect from the building A man reported that while he was riding his
bike, several males surrounded him. One
and arrested him.
S. Broadway, 100 block, July 18, 12:51 said that he wanted the bike, but the victim
a.m. A man reported that during an argu- refused. The suspect then pulled out a knife
ment with his friend, his friend struck him in and said he would cut the tires and the victhe head with a bat. The man was taken to tim. The police arrived, and the suspect fled.
The police caught and arrested him on the
shock trauma for his injuries.
N. Haven St., 100 block, July 18, 3 a.m. A 200 block of East Ave.
man reported that his girlfriend hit him with E. Fayette St., 2600 block, July 16, 5:51
a.m. A man said that he was walking home
a frying pan. She was arrested.
E. Baltimore St., 700 block, July 18, when he was approached by two male sus-
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pects, one of whom pointed a rifle at him
and demanded his money. They man ran
into his home, and the suspect with the gun
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his home. The victim called police, who
located and arrested the suspects. A BB gun
rifle was recovered.
S. Ann St., 500 block, July 17, 2:30 a.m. A
woman told police that during an argument
with her boyfriend, he struck her with a belt.
She fled to the bathroom, and he took her
money. A warrant was issued.
Grundy St., 100 block, July 17, 10:05 a.m.
A female cab driver told police that while
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the driver’s side door, shoved her aside, and
grabbed her purse. She tried to hold on to it,
but he ripped it from her hands and fled.
Dundalk Ave., 1100 block, July 18, 7:45
a.m. A man said that he was waiting for a
bus when he was approached by a male and
female, who made small talk with him. He
felt motion through his rear pants, and
turned around to see another man who had
taken his wallet. That man handed the wallet to the man with the woman who had
made small talk. That man then displayed a
hunting knife and said, “You see this? Next
wallet.” The suspects fled.
E. Fairmount Ave., 2100 block, July 19,
11:08 p.m. A man and woman told police
that they had just parked and started walking when they were held up at gunpoint. A
suspect with a silver handgun took money
and a cell phone from them.
Thames St., 1500 block, July 20, 12 a.m.
A man said that he was walking when
another man pointed a gun at him and
demanded his money. The man complied,
and the gunman fled on foot.
Aliceanna St., 1600 block, July 20, 11:49
p.m. A man reported that while standing in
front of his vehicle, a man stuck a gun in his
face and demanded his money. He complied, and the suspect fled.
Burglary
S. Highland Ave., unit block, July 15,
8:20a.m. A woman reported that a male
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floor bathroom window and took a TV and
keys while she was home upstairs. The suspect left the property in a vacant lot, and the
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“We’re here to provide that one piece that
neighborhoods can’t do themselves,” says
Miriam Avins, Executive Director of
Baltimore Greenspace.
Unlike City Farms, Baltimore Greenspace
is a private organization that deals with land
that can be bought, rather than city-owned
land.
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city that a piece of land is being used as a
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Dee lost her battle
with cancer. She was
loved very much and
will still be loved.
She will deeply be missed. Her favorite
things to do were going to bingo, spending
time with her grandkids and going secondhand shopping with her friend Patty. She
was a strong independent woman - a single
mother and a beloved friend. She is leaving
behind her 7 kids (Clayton White, Aaron
Bryan and his wife Julie, Nathan Ransom
and his wife Amanda, Calvin Sirbaugh
and his wife April, Juanita Sirbaugh and
her husband Adam, Steven Sirbaugh and
Cheyanna Knight). She is also leaving behind 7 grand kids (Priscilla, Bella, Zachary,
Gabriella, Tabitha, Raysean and Alex). Her
funeral will be held at Kaczorowski Funeral
Home at 1201 Dundalk Ave on Wednesday,
July 25, 2012 from noon to 1pm. She will
be layed to rest at Oak Lawn Cemetery.
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community greenspace, then it can purchase
that land for $1 per lot.
“We can only ask the city to give us this
super prize if we show that something is
being done with it,” says Avins. “It takes a
place five years or so to go from looking like
a project to looking like a place.”
In some cases, abandoned, nuisance land
may be used as a greenspace. Avins says that
if fines and taxes from the city are ignored
by a landowner, and that landowner is
nowhere to be found, then neighbors to the
property can improve it through the “selfhelp nuisance abatement procedure.”
Community members who have made a
greenspace on a nuisance property, she says,
“are not squatters. They’re exercising their
community’s right to abate a nuisance.”
Garden show
For those interested in seeing the city and
community gardens, the Charm City Farm
and Garden Tour is Saturday, July 28. Tours
of the gardens, starting at Cylburn
Arboretum, are available starting at 2 p.m.,
by bus or bike. Space is limited on the bus.
At 5 p.m., a party will be held at the arboretum, where the winning gardens and produce will be announced. For more information, visit the Charm City Farm and Garden
Tour page on Facebook, write to [email protected], or call 410-4485663, ext. 128.
Master Chef: Judges choose ingredients
pated in the competition to raise awareness
of the Sobo Cafe. He has been head chef
there since last November, when a new
owner took over the restaurant.
Hughes of Barracuda’s had a different
reason for entering Mason Dixon Master
Chef. He is good friends with Erik Folkart,
the founder of the competition.
“He kept asking me to get in, get in, so I
did,” said Hughes. “It’s the last thing I
wanted to do. Monday’s my day off, and it’s
nice to do absolutely nothing,” he laughed.
Nevertheless, Hughes, who defeated
Moses Jackson of the Bethesda Blues and
Jazz Supper Club, has enjoyed the competition so far.
“I’m surprised—it was a lot more fun than
I expected,” said Hughes, adding, “I’m 40
now and past all the accolades—not trying
to downtalk it; it’s just me.”
He said he was pleasantly surprised to be
given an ingredient very familiar to him—
crab. A pumpkin blossom stuffed with
mascarpone and crab, fried green tomato
with crab salad, and crab toast crostinis saw
him through the appetizers. He served the
judges an entree of traditional jumbo lump
crab with sweet and spicy cucumber salad
with Maryland tomato, and pineapple-andgranny-smith-apple crepes with crab and
vanilla creme custard.
Hughes said that he was very happy to
have Barracuda’s sous chef, Damon
Morrison, along at the competition.
“He’s pretty outside the box, a pretty creative guy,” said Hughes.
On Monday, July 30, Hughes faces off
against Patrick Crooks of Roy’s Restaurant
in the Inner Harbor for a spot in the semifinals. Dyson’s next match is on Monday,
Aug. 13, against Christopher Lewis of the
Iron Bridge Wine Company in Columbia.
More information about the competition,
which is open to the public, is available at
www.masondixonmasterchef.com.
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A man, who was operating a vehicle at the
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A suspect was arrested.
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A man reports that a suspect struck him
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Ramsay St., 1800 block, July 17, 10 a.m.
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Boxer: Featherstone likes to spar, not run
What is your favorite part of boxing training?
I like sparring.
What is your least favorite?
It’s the running. We call it roadwork.
Putting in that roadwork, man. It’s tough.
But things are so much easier if you put that
work in.
That’s something different about boxing.
In wrestling, there’s always a guy that’s better than you. If you put your time in with
boxing, though, you can think your way
through it. In boxing, a guy could be better
than you, but it just takes one punch.
Do you have trouble making
weight?
Not really. I have to watch what I eat. I
can’t eat my fried foods that I like, and no
cheesesteaks. I eat everything. I’m always
eating. It’s my favorite thing to do.
What’s your favorite food?
I don’t have a favorite food. I don’t have a
favorite color, and I don’t have a best friend.
(Laughs) I like a lot of things.
How do you feel about boxing in a
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City Living: It’s a Lifestyle Choice
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John Tirabassi
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OPEN HOUSE SUN JUL 29th 12-2PM
3322 CHURCHVILLE RD • $419,900
ABERDEEN HR7850605 4
BR/3 BAon huge lot. 3 Car
Garage, Shed, out building can
be finished to beoffice/studio.
Spacious BR, walk in closets &
3 updated BA. Beautiful wd flrs thruout. Full
length sun/florida rm in front. Updated kit, Built-In
Pool w/large pool house w/bar and a half bath
BALTIMORE OFFICE
410-288-6700
BALTIMORE BC7852829
This is a must see home is
completely remodeled home
with large master and very
spacious.
LUTHERVILLE
TIMONIUM BC7869253
Highly Motivated Sellers!!
3br 2.5ba In Very Desirable
Neighborhood. Large Front
& Back Yard. Detached 2 Car Garage. Updates
Needed. Being Sold As Is
MIDDLE RIVER
BC7855504 5 BR 2FB Great
for Lrg family or Multi-Family.
Upstairs has rough in for Kit, live
on 1 floor,rent out 2 flr great for
investors, Upstairs newly remodel & painted new
carpet in upstairs new roof, Lrg front and back
enclosed porches, Lrg garage, 2lots 1 tax bill.
Seller will help w/closing cost.
BEL AIR HR7856832
Gorgeous 4 BR THw/ 2 full & 2 half
BAs! Blue Ribbon School area.
Master w/vaulted ceiling, sunken
LR, & french doors to a large deck.
Finished LL walkout with 4th BR, 1/
2 bath, laundry/utility room &
sliders to the patio. Updated roof,
HVAC, Carpet and Doors. 1 YR AHS Home Warr!
BALTIMORE BC7857025
Nice 3 BR 1.5 Ba EOG Row
House With Updated Heating
& Cac Unit. New Roof In
2007. Large Fenced In Yard,
A Rare Find In This Area And Rear Covered
Deck For Outside Pleasure.
OLIVER BEACH
CANTON BA7857949 Beautiful
BC7874655 4BR, 3 Full BA,
2BR 2 full BA w/jet tubs in both.
Hrdwd Flrs, Newer Stainless
This home has many upgrade appls
Apps, Stone FP, Rear Deck, 2Car Attached Garage, LL Fam
in kitchen 3 yr young with marble
Rm, LL BAw/ Marble Floors &
flooring, covered patio in rear wet
Shower Walls, Fresh Paint, Enclosed Patio,
bar in basement, security system
Water Access, Large Rear Yard w/ Play Set,
monitoring inside and out. This is a must see.
Large Kitchen/Dining Area w/ Breakfast Bar.
BALTIMORE BA7868553
Well maintained home.
Landscaped yard, stainless
steel doors, picture window &
masonry work. Large rooms
1st floor was set up for
possible 4th bedroom. French doors on BR and
archways thru out This is a must see.
7330 KIRTLEY RD,
BALTIMORE BC7868731
Well maintained 3BR row home
looking for a new owner. Newer
roof, windows, washer and dryer
and more. Wood floors on main
floor and carpet on upper level.
Finished bsmnt.Covered parking
pad in rear. Covered front porch.
MILLERSVILLE
BALTIMORE BC7883892
AA7873012 Beautiful
No expense was spared in this
split foyer w/2 car garage
custom built home from the
located in Open and
Duel Zone HVAC to the Moen
spacious living, dining,
Faucets this house has it all.
kitchen combo. Kitupdated
The Open floor plan leads to a
with Corian, stainless appliances, breakfast bar. custom Kraftsmaid kitchen with granite tops and
Wood stove in sun room. Finished LLprovides a stainless Kitchen Aid appliances. Covered front
w/rec rm, 4th BR, laundry rm and work rm.
porch & new 12x30 Trex deck.
BALTIMORE
BA7882576 4 bedroom
2 full baths with wrap
around porch in
Orangeville french pocket
doors between L/R & D/R
eat in kitchen this is a must see priced to sell
BALTIMORE BA7885097
Cute 2 BR/1 BA Townhouse.
Fence front and rear yard.
Current tenant on a month to
month. Investment opportunity.
Convenient to I-95 and
transportation. Shows well, but
appliances will convey as-is.
OFFICE
PASADENA AA7883819
Lovely 2BR, 2BA Brand new
Wall to Wall Carpet, Freshly
Painted, Fireplace, Balcony
and more. Access to
ammenities, pools,
playgrounds, etc. Dedicated parking spot by front
door, plenty of guest parking. Condo fee is incl in
the rent. No Pets, No smoking on the premises.
12100 SUGAR MILL
CIR, BALTIMORE
BC7885326 Lovely 3
bedroom end of group in
Middle River.2.5 baths
with finished lower
level.Patio & deck for all your entertaining
needs,
410-288-6700 www.AdvanceRealtyDirect.com
Now Interviewing New & Experienced Agents.
You either love it or you hate it. On
a daily basis I have conversations with
homebuyers or renters thinking about
living in the city. As they verbally weigh
the pros and cons, I always tell them,
“City living is a lifestyle choice.”
We have an antiquated infrastructure
that recently caused gridlock traffic.
We have parking tickets. It’s too noisy.
There’s too much crime. The taxes are
higher. There’s less living space per
capita, and why in the world would you
ever want to raise a family here? Oh,
and don’t forget the rats—some that are
large enough to have collar, a leash and
a name.
Alright, but hold on a minute.
On the flip side, we have a plethora
of restaurants from white tablecloth to
greasy spoons, historical landmarks and
Million Dollar View!!!!!!
6102 DANVILLE AVE - Model
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New Duplex
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with rooftop
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Call Frank 443-463-4476
Grant money available
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Realtors Welcome
MHBR No. 1444
CAN HELP YOU WITH ALL OF
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357 Elrino St
$119,000
Well-Maintained Porch Front, Bayview
Town Home With In-Law Suite Offers
Wood Floors Throughout, Replacement
Windows, Updated Copper Plumbing &
Separate Meters.This Home Offers A
Versatile Floor Plan. Large 1st Flr Lr, Separate DR &
Family Rm. Lower Level BR, Kit & Full Bath. Upper Level
Is Currently Set Up As In-Law Apt. Being Sold “As Is.”
museums, parks, national sports stadiums, and unique shopping venues—
things that are not as easily accessible in
the suburbs.
So let’s explore “the flip side."
Yes, I know there are restaurants everywhere, but within the city, residents
can eat delicious food from essentially
every world culture all from within a few
blocks of their own kitchen. And if you
don’t feel like leaving home, even the local sushi bar delivers.
Baltimore, well-known for it’s seafood, has plenty of crab shacks and trout
joints, both of which lure locals and tourists from across the globe. So many of
these local eateries have become regular
gathering places for the local urban tribe,
families and friends. Often, these spots
are self-proclaimed by patrons as “my
living room,” “my dining room,” or even
“my kitchen.”
For a day of history or eye-opening
artwork, a cultural experience is right
outside your door at places like Fort
McHenry, the American Visionary Art
Museum, the Museum of Industry, or the
Babe Ruth Museum, just to name a few.
OPEN HOUSE
SAT. JULY 28
FROM 1-3
Federal Hill
127 E. Fort Avenue,
Baltimore 21230
Priced at $185,000,
Completely renovated with exposed brick walls, kitchen
w/lots of cabinetry, large master bedroom, fenced yard and more.
821
Nottingham Rd.
Located near
Catonsville and
within walking
distance of bus
route is this 4 BR, 2 Ba Brick split
level home w/hrdwd floors, living
roon, diningroom, kitchen, familyroom w/new carpeting, gas heat and
CAC. Priced at $175,000
MARY ELLENBERGER
410-627-9291 (c)
410384-9000(o)
City Living cont'd
It’s a beautiful thing having these at your
doorstep, especially when eager out-oftown guests come for a weekend visit.
They offer a delightful way to show off
our city.
Feeling sporty or want to take in some
national sports competition? It’s all right
here. Go to a Ravens or Orioles game
and you can enjoy pre-game festivities at
a local watering hole, walk to the game,
and not worry about the drive home, since
you’ll be able to stumble back when the
fun is over. Or hey, how many cities can
watch their streets be transformed into a
high-speed race track for a weekend?
Original, organic, local, and reducing
your carbon footprint important to you?
The city offers one-of-a-kind boutiques
and niche shops that sell anything from
high-end designer items to funky vintage
clothes and furnishings. You can clothe
your kids in cutie-patootie garb, or bring
home gourmet pupcakes for your furry
kids. You don’t have to go too far to find
shops to accommodate these needs.
As far as raising a family in the city,
there are probably more opportunities
in one afternoon outing to learn about
diversity and acceptance than you would
find in a month in the suburbs. The expo-
sure to not only the good things the city
has to offer, but to the problems and negative aspects of the city—from litter, to
homelessness, to violence and crime—
teach children about why it is important
to be a good community citizen.
Indeed, city living is a lifestyle choice.
Terri Harrington, a Locust Point resident,
moved to the city three and a half years
ago, when the prices started coming
down. She had worked in the city most
of her career and finally decided to make
the move from Lutherville/Timonium.
“Now that I live here, I am truly sorry
I didn’t make the move earlier,” she says.
“When people complain about the taxes,
I tell them, “I am glad to pay them as
there are far more amenities in the city.
Also, there is a much greater sense of
community that I never had living in the
county...There’s nothing like going to
the grocery store, a local bar or restaurant
or church and seeing your neighbors. It’s
just easier to get to know your neighbors
living in the city!”
This lifestyle choice is not for everyone, but I can assure you, if nothing else,
you will become a master at parallel
parking!
Marci Yankelov is a local realtor and
Baltimore native. She works at Century
21 Downtown in Federal Hill.
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