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Leonard A. Skovira, dry cleaner
Leonard A. Skovira, who established three area dry-cleaning establishments and was also an inventor, died May 13 of cancer at his Parkville home.
He was 94.
Mr. Skovira was born and raised in Jessup, Pa., where he graduated in 1936 from Jessup High...Tags: Roman Catholicism, Entertainment Events, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), World War II (1939-1945), Jessup (Anne Arundel, Maryland)
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Head of the Class
Joan Munn, Eastern Technical High School; Andre Keyser, Overlea High School; Kathleen Crane, Parkville High School and Kristen O'Gorman, Perry Hall High School recieved college scholarships of $3,000 each from First Financial Federal Credit Union....Tags: Financial Aid, Overlea, Awards and Prizes, Perry Hall, Schools
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At Long Last, Hartford-New Britain Busway In Gear
It took more than 15 years and spanned the terms of three governors, but CTfastrak, nee the Hartford-New Britain busway, is now under construction. Officials broke ground Tuesday in Hartford's Parkville neighborhood for the 9.4-mile bus rapid transit...
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After More Than 12 Years, Work Starts In Earnest On Busway
The Hartford CourantIt took three governors, more than a dozen years, and the pledge of better than $400 million in federal aid, but construction of the New Britain-to-Hartford busway officially began Tuesday. The controversial mass transit system — now called...Tags: Executive Branch, Government, New Britain, Lobbying, John Larson
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Maryland Deathfest celebrates 10 years
Evan Harting can't pinpoint the exact time he realized Maryland Deathfest — the annual four-day celebration of metal and its many subgenres he created with his friend Ryan Taylor — was bigger than he imagined. Those brief, surreal moments tend...Tags: Festive Events, Arts and Culture, Black Sabbath (music group), Metallica (music group)
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Harford County Police Blotter
Harford County sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen Frank Earl Jackson, 48, of the 600 block of South Stepney Road, was arrested on a bench warrant Thursday in a case in which he was charged with trespassing. Christopher John...Tags: Winter Garden, Apple iPhone, Courtland, Maryland State Police, Luis Hernandez
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Schaller views government through rose-tinted glasses
I take exception to Thomas Schaller's assertion that "Overhead in federal insurance programs like Medicare and Social Security is minimal. By some estimates, only 2 percent of expenditures go to administrative overhead" ("Sure, government is flawed...Tags: Social Security
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After City Decision, 'Tastease' Owners Still Plan To Close Doughnut Shop
The Hartford CourantThe two seating tables at Tastease can stay. But the husband-and-wife owners of the Parkville mini-doughnut and sandwich shop still plan to close June 30 when their city food license expires. Another potential buyer, a caterer in West Hartford,...Tags: Health, Foods and Beverages, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Lifestyle and Leisure, West Hartford
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Giant Food to open store in Perry Hall
Maryland-based Giant Food says it will be moving into a Perry Hall shopping center at Belair Road and Hannon Court. Construction workers are now turning a 57,000-square-foot retail site, formerly occupied by Super Fresh, into a Giant Food store. The new...Tags: Belair Road, Perry Hall, Giant Food, LLC, Super Fresh Food Markets, Inc.
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Balto. Co. bill would require license for BYOB establishments
Baltimore County businesses that let customers bring their own alcohol would need a "BYOB" license under legislation spurred by complaints about hookah lounges that are raucous late into the night.
The bill, introduced Monday by Lutherville Republican...Tags: David Marks, Todd Huff, Randallstown, Perry Hall, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Baltimore County officials have ignored more than just ethics laws
Now there are six councilmen known to have taken football game tickets from developers, along with Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, who says the tickets he got were "for his wife" ("Councilman took football tickets from developer," May 9)....Tags: Religion and Belief, Ethics, Values, Crime, Law and Justice, Kevin Kamenetz
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Dream home: Parkville condo is couple's perfect retirement plan
Robert Larkin's association with Oak Crest retirement community in Parkville began long before he and his wife purchased a condo there in 2001. The 86-year-old retired Baltimore City police major had contacts with Oak Crest before it even opened its...Tags: Land Price, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Health, Perry Hall, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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