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GRAND: Hoping the holidays will make good will a bit more 'sustainable': Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in Opinion; You may remember Crusader Rabbit, that cute-looking, fearless cartoon bunny who had a television show many moons ago. He, along with sidekick Ragland T. Tiger, embarked on humane crusades such as going to Texas to stop Texans from making life miserable...

Mayor, council vote to revamp Sykesville budget process: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle in News; The Town of Sykesville's budget formation process will be more structured now that the mayor and Town Council this week approved a plan to combine budget committees and give the mayor and council more oversight. With a 6-0 vote at the Oct. 26 me...

10 Days 11-01: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in Events; Sunday 11-01 Bear Scouts? "Sticks, stones and stars" is the theme for the Scout Day at Bear Branch Nature Center, 300 John Owings Road, Westminster. The e...

Union Bridge plan under review, hearing is Nov. 19: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in News; UNION BRIDGE — A 60-day public review and comment period for the proposed amendment to the 2008 Union Bridge Community Comprehensive Plan will close Nov. 8. This amendment proposes to delete from the transportation element the proposed future extensi...

County swine flu clinics set to begin: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in News; (Please see related story "Saturday swine flu clinics canceled" for updated information.) Roll up those sleeves. Despite a shortage of vaccine reported throughout the state, mass va...

Junction to host drug abuse awareness program: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in News, Community; WESTMINSTER — Teen prescription drug abuse will be the focus of a special presentation by Junction Inc. this week. Junction, the county's substance abuse prevention and treatment service, will host a free event called "Pharming in Carroll County...

HOBY: Alone on the tractor, I think of more than just the bumpy road: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in Opinion; Unless you're active in farming, it is hard to realize the isolation a farmer really has to endure -- or enjoy. For me, I enjoy being alone on a tractor. Of course, the tractor I'm using these days isn't forcing me to sit out in the weather. No,...

Now that Halloween is over, kids, don't talk to strangers: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in Community; I've been trying to teach the kids about the dangers of speaking to strangers. It's a tough topic, because on one hand, I want them to understand that there are bad people out there who don't have their best interest at heart. But on the other h...

No jive: G.I. dance aids Gate House: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle in News, Community; SYKESVILLE — The eighth annual G.I. Jive World War II-era Dinner and Dance will be held Nov. 14 at the Sykesville-Freedom District Volunteer Fire Department Hall. "We all owe a debt of gratitude to our veterans, especially with so many mi...

Movie Guide: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in Arts; NOW PLAYING "Astro Boy" (PG). Those who grew up watching the Japanese cartoon on TV in the 1960s will find little retro futuristic appeal in this animated adventure. Young kids may enjoy the busy story, but it doesn't soar. Grade: C+ T...

Correction: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in Opinion; A column in the Oct. 18 edition of The Eagle, "Property the county bought sure is a lot like mine ... or is it?" discussed the county's purchase of property in Westminster, and identified it as being owned by former county commissioner Roger Man...

MR. BEE: How come even outside, I still have to make the bed?: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in Community; The summer growing season is slowly winding down, but I'm just getting wound up with regard to my fall gardening chores. At the top of my to-do list is the job of preparing our beds for spring planting. Slowly but surely, as our wa...

Mandatory pre-k is a proposal we don't need and can't afford: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in Opinion; Do you remember "Lost in Space?" The Robinson family had a robot with a danger sensor. When trouble was brewing it would shriek out "Danger! Danger, Will Robinson!" This would give the main characters a chance to prepare for what ever ...

Pathways' dead end: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in News; Members of the Carroll County Planning and Zoning Commission knew that, at some point, the county's comprehensive land-use review, known as Pathways, would have a conclusion. But they never imagined it would be like this. In the wake of last wee...

Wampler's turned pumpkins into a cash crop in Carroll: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in Community; I know we're all sleeping off last night's Halloween events, but it's nevertheless the perfect time to note that for a celebration of legends, history, imagination and storytelling, there's no better holiday. Much of the history of Halloween has its ro...

Horseshoe Hurlers: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in News; They've pitched horseshoes at the crack of dawn -- when the sun barely peeked over the horizon, frost lined the puddles and the sound of the shoe hitting the stake echoed in the air. They've pitched under the light of cars' headlights illuminating the...

Where does Carroll go from here?: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in News; With the county Planning and Zoning Commission's Oct. 21 vote to halt Pathways (see related story), the commission called for a revision of the county's 2000 master plan update instead. That, too, is a process that involves public hearings, a pa...

Prison system turns to new escape alert notifications: Published November 1, 2009 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle in News, Crime; SYKESVILLE — Neighbors of the Central Maryland Correctional Facility in Sykesville have a new way to be notified in the event of an inmate escape from the minimum-security prison. The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Servi...

Doris E. McClelland, 70, of Westminster: Published November 2, 2009 by Westminster Eagle in Obituaries; Doris E. McClelland, 70, of Westminster died October 25, 2009 at the Carroll Hospital Center. Born September 6, 1939 in Snydersburg, she was the daughter of the late Melvin and Lottie Brehm Barnhart. She is survived by her husb...

Eldersburg Subway robbed: Published November 2, 2009 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle in News, Crime; Maryland State Police are asking for tips to help identify who robbed the Subway in Eldersburg on Sunday.At about 7:45 p.m. Sunday, the state police responded to an armed robbery at the sub shop, 1912 Liberty Road, Eldersburg where a white man...

Mount Airy council turns down Rigler annexation: Published November 2, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in News, Business; The future of a proposed sports complex is dead for now after Mount Airy’s mayor and Town Council voted 4-1 tonight to deny annexation for the Rigler property along Buffalo Road.Councilmen Christopher Ev...

Harney home destroyed by arson: Published November 4, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in News, Crime; HARNEY — Maryland fire marshals are asking anyone with information to come forward about an arson fire that consumed a 100-year-old Harney home Tuesday night. The Harney Volunteer Fire Co. responded at 11:53 p.m. Tuesday for a two-alarm fire...

Saturday swine flu clinics canceled: Published November 4, 2009 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle in News; The Carroll County Health Department announced today that swine flu mass vaccination clinics scheduled for Saturday are canceled."We don't have near enough to handle two full mass vaccination clinics, but we feel like we have enough to ge...

Joseph Bart Kraus Sr., 73, of Gettysburg, Pa.: Published November 5, 2009 by Carroll Eagle in Obituaries; Joseph Bart Kraus, Sr., 73, of Gettysburg, Pa., died Oct. 29, 2009 at Carroll Hospice Dove House. Born June 13, 1936 in Baltimore he was the son of the late Mary Murphy Kraus and Frederick Kraus. He is survived by his wife Caro...

Woodbine teen arrested for string of thefts: Published November 5, 2009 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle in News, Crime; Carroll County Sheriff's detectives believe they know who broke into 24 unlocked cars around Eldersburg in July, stealing more than $16,000 worth of valuables.Spencer Robert Bivins, 18, of the 1200 Block Hoods Mill Road, Woodbine was arrested ...

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