Stevenson, MD Debt Consolidation in Maryland

Readers are still fascinated with the tale of Theodore Jones and Henry Grob, poor Baltimore teens who unearthed gold coins in the basement of an Eden Street tenement in 1934.

Liam McCarthy, 3, and his mom, Eileen, enjoy the hay slide at Weber's Cider Mill Farm, which also has scarecrow-making workshops and a corn maze.

A Scientific Statement From the American Heart Association Council on Clinical Cardiology Committee on Electrocardiography and Arrhythmias and Council on Epidemiology and Prevention Jeffrey J. Goldberger, MD, ...

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But it can be hard once you get them home to figure out how to work your finds into your decor.

When Jodi and Clark Lare were renovating and enlarging their Stevenson home, Jodi made a request: "I always dreamed of having my own dressing room." She got it - a 15-by-17-foot cream-hued room with a shoe wall ...

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The School of Medicine Faculty Senate will hold its last meeting of the academic year today at 5:15 p.m. David Stevenson, MD, vice dean and senior associate dean for academic affairs, will provide an update on ...

The trustees at Villa Julie College have chosen the school's new name, Stevenson University.

Irvine Nature Center will hold a family program, Gardening for the Future, from 10:30 a.m. to noon Saturday on the grounds of St.

Villa Julie College will hold commencement ceremonies for more than 500 graduating students at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. tomorrow in the gymnasium on the Stevenson campus. via Baltimore Sun

Q&A // FARAI CHIDEYA The broadcaster based in Culver City, Calif., also has shared her thoughts and wisdom at college commencement ceremonies. via Baltimore Sun

"Then we might be able to proactively suggest programs to students and their families."

In a city where leaders have for years tried and failed to curtail one of the nation's highest crime rates, a University of Maryland law professor has turned his classroom into a crime-fighting think tank. via The Baltimore Sun

"Our journal will provide a source of high quality articles focusing on advances in our understanding of the pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias"

The American Heart Association is pleased to announce the premier publication of Circulation: Arrhythmia and Electrophysiology. via Newswise

"Our biggest concern is for the people in that area. There are two schools nearby, and we have had to take considerable precaution."

A city police officer and a man he was trying to arrest were seriously wounded yesterday during a series of three daylight gunbattles that played out in a West Baltimore neighborhood. via Baltimoresun.com

"I don't think Maryland's a bad place; I just think BRAC was a bad decision"

A union representing workers at Fort Monmouth , N.J. , said it had nothing to do with an e-mail sent to defense workers there claiming Maryland had high taxes, contaminated milk and an active KKK . via Baltimore Examiner

The University of Maryland at College Park has decided to create a minor in U.S. Latino studies -- the first such program at a major university in the Washington area.

A University Senate committee approved the creation of the minor on Friday. The program will become official in the fall, though two graduating seniors who have fulfilled the requirements will graduate this spring with the minor.

The decision prompted applause from activists who have been working to establish a formal program for a decade. Read more

"Some of the space was not properly accounted for."

The state is assessing airlines operating at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport $25 million in new charges, including $13 million it says is owed by dominant carrier Southwest Airlines.

Airport officials said the additional charges were being imposed to cover increased expenses, including higher security and utility costs. In Southwest's case, the state said it found that it had been undercharging the airline for its new terminal space.

Southwest Chief Financial Officer Laura H. Wright disclosed the 'surprise audit settlement charge' that it is negotiating with the Maryland Aviation Administration during the airline's first-quarter earnings conference call yesterday. The charge is in addition to the $32 million in rent and fees Southwest paid the airport in fiscal 2007, an amount BWI officials expect the airline to also owe this year. Read more

"Most homes in the area have three bedrooms and are around the same size"

Named after the daughter of local property and business owner John Henry Keene, the Lauraville neighborhood in Baltimore exhibits a historic small-town charm, offering architecturally classic, quaint and cozy single-family homes.

Although there was some sparse development in the area along Harford Road during the late 18th century, the Lauraville neighborhood was largely built between 1910 and 1930 and is now a designated historic district on the National Register of Historic Places.

According to Kenneth Lockie, president of the Lauraville Improvement Association, the Lauraville neighborhood has kept its historical integrity for more than a century, thanks to the socially and economically-diverse residents who have emphasized keeping most of the older homes in their original state. Read more