At the sparsely attended quad elections meeting last Tuesday, it was
announced that CVCBD will have a public meeting about bylaws changes at
7 p.m. Thursday, November 4 at SS Philip and James Church. The only
other notice of that meeting that I have seen is on the CVCBD web site
home page. Th
deBorah,
Do you mean tomorrow, Sunday, October 24, or was it last week?
I get mixed up on dates sometimes too, so don't feel bad.
Steve.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sunday
October 17, 1-3 pm. ROOTBOUND will be playing at Images Cafe 3120 ST.
PAUL ST. Thanks deBorah
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rsion 7 on there (if it exists yet).
Steve.
Original Message
Subject:
November 4 Postponed
Date:
Fri, 29 Oct 2004 15:54:02 -0400
From:
mary pat clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
S
A gray cat with patches of white including white socks and with a green
collar (but no id) has been seen by many in the alley behind the east
(odd) side of the 3000 block of Guilford. I have seen her several times
on my back porch. She seems to be a very nice cat, and someone must
miss her.
In his latest cookbook called Fast Food My Way, Jacques Pépin has a
recipe for what he calls Instant Vegetable Soup. Basically, the recipe
is to boil water and to add vegetables that have been shredded using a
box grater. Since I make quite a bit of soup at one time, I've used my
Cuisinart fo
I have not noticed anything, but that has been reported to be a
characteristic of water from the Susquehanna. I have heard that the
City is getting ready to design and build a purification system to
utilize Susquehanna water all the time. The rationale is that this
way, the reservoirs will st
Emily,
On the Discussion List, Matthew Weinstein suggested a community
candlelight vigil or series of vigils or rally of support for our
neighbor to be held soon. Since you live much closer to our neighbor
than I do, and since it would be best if the immediate neighbors
organize such an event
At Odette's birthday party at her place last night, several people asked
me to send out the recipe for the soup I brought. The recipe comes from
Great Vegetarian Cooking Under Pressure by Lorna J. Sass. This (and
some other excellent cookbooks for using a pressure cooker by the same
author)
There is also a really good store for baby clothing and some other items
for babies called Raw Sugar (on the North side of Belvedere St.).
Sometimes a bit pricey, but excellent quality stuff. Having an 18 month
old granddaughter, I am very glad that that store exists.
By the way, for kids 3 y
Christine,
The local Sierra Club chapter and the Mountain Club of Maryland both
have hiking trips. Offhand, I do not know the web sites, but maybe
google will find them.
As to just walking in the area, there are some of us who do a lot of it
on our own, but I do not know of anything organize
Like Judy, I also knew Delores. We both worked at Morgan State, but I
retired in 1996 while she continued to work at Morgan. Since our
fields put us on opposite sides of the campus, I did not have a lot of
contact with her, but I remember her as a lively person who was very
dedicated to her a
As I think of it, there originally was to be a meeting with the Mayor on
March 3 (which by the way is Thursday, not Wednesday) at Barclay Rec
Center. Then that was changed to March 31. So I hope that someone will
verify the information and put it on both the chat and discussion
listserves.
S
If you want to get information from the Baltimore City Police on crimes
that have occurred in a particular neighborhood (e.g. Charles Village or
Abell or Harwood), go to the following web site (which I got to
originally by starting at www.ci.baltimore.md.us ):
http://141.157.54.34/bpdmaps/
Note
The new food coop, The Village, Inc., 2429 St. Paul St., is now open 4
to 8 p.m. on Wednesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
Saturday. So far, it has a small but well chosen selection of natural
foods including quite a variety of gluten-free pastas. The web site for
the coop is www.b
One thing that the Terri Schiavo case has driven home is the importance
of writing advance directives on whether you want to be kept alive under
all circumstances, or whether you want no artificial feeding or
hydration or respiration or other medical interventions under
appropriate conditions,
Bob,
I can't answer your specific questions, but I do know that there is one
more problem you may or may not have. In my house and I suspect in
many others, there are pipes carrying waste water from both my house
and one next door to the sewer system. It is very possible that the
house next
Those of us who are organizing the restarting of neighborhood walkers in
the AIA area (and we hope that other areas will join us once we have
things organized and running in the AIA area) are looking at the moment
for places to advertise for participants. In particular, we would like
to hear a
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/bal-md.mebriefsb14apr14,1,2122615.story?coll=bal-local-headlines
Metro Digest
April 14, 2005
Volunteers needed to
work on playground at stadium si
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/oped/bal-ed.le.26aapr26,1,2119142.story?coll=bal-oped-headlines
Letters to the Editor
April 26, 2005
Playground project defied our
divisions
Emily,
De facto, what the system really amounts to is that if you have owned
your house for a while, then it is assessed much lower than a house
which recently has changed hands. For example, a house across the
street from me recently sold for a lot (John Spurrier will know more
details), and
I just visited the Book Thing at its new location (3001 Vineyard Lane)
this afternoon. The place is huge. Whatever category of books you
want, you can find that section. I was amazed that I easily found quite
a few books in French (and other languages are also available). As far
as I know,
Last week, when I got home from the Waverly Giant, I discovered that I
been charged twice for one container of cat litter. When I went back,
they gave me a refund.
This afternoon, I bought a few things including two 3-box family
packages of Kleenex tissues that were marked as being on sale at
Courts have consistently held that police can go through trash without
any warrant. When you put trash out, you give up all expectations of
privacy.
On the other hand, police cannot enter your parked car without a
warrant. And there is a law against tampering with a parked car. So
the analo
Dale,
That e-mail did not come from me. Obviously, the forgery not only
labels Emily as the sender but then labels me as the one to be accused
by anyone who spots that it is is forgery.
Steve.
Dale Ghent wrote:
On Jun 1, 2005, at 11:24 PM, Emil Volcheck wrote:
There appears to be someth
I had the problem a few years ago. The first time, I found the anthill
and poured lots of boiling water on it. That got rid of the ants that
year (but I have since read that it is very damaging to the soil).
When the ants came back the next year, boiling water did not work. But
I bought som
I see in today's Sun that free screening for prostate cancer is
available tomorrow and Friday. Prostate cancer in men is now as common
as breast cancer is in women. I assume that what is offered is a PSA
(prostate specific antigen) blood test and a digital rectal exam (the
physician will cove
A book that I very much recommend is The Prostate Cancer Protection
Plan: The Foods, Supplements, and Drugs That Can Combat Prostate Cancer
by Dr. Bob Arnot. This book details the relationship between diet
and prostate cancer, based on where prostate cancer is prevalent (U.S.)
and where it is
An excellent web site for more on diet and cancer (and which pushes a
vegan diet) is:
http://www.cancerproject.org/
Steve.
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Sarah,
Still, it is a shame to see you and Joel leaving Charles Village,
although I personally find that commuting once a week to DC (to provide
daycare for my granddaughter) is taxing enough. So I can understand
that both of you are tired of the daily commute by MARC train. But
still, all o
Christine,
I did not get any notice either; I'm on the east (odd) side of the 3000
block of Guilford. My guess is that the planned outage is is just for
a few blocks of Charles Village. I know that my side of Guilford
sometimes is hit by unplanned outages that do not affect the other side
of
deBorah,
The simplest thing is to go to http://www.ci.baltimore.md.us/
(which always freezes up my computer for a minute or two until the
graphics download), then click on City Services, then click on
Sanitation, then click on Online Bulk Trash Request Form and follow
directions. Or, you
Although the walks are currently being orgainized under the sponsorship
of AIA and will take place in the AIA area, all are invited. And we
hope that others will organize neighborhood walks in their parts of
Charles Village.
Steve.
Original Message
Subject:
I have noticed that on the 23rd St. side of the CVCBD headquarters (2301
North Charles), the masonry contains the words "SHIRK ST" and that
adjacent to those words on the Charles St. side of the building are the
words "CHARLES ST."
Obviously, 23rd St. used to be called Shirk St., and obviously
I am told that the Baltimore City Police are reporting an increase in
burglaries between E. 33rd St. and E. 25th St. between Charles St. and
Barclay St. Please be on the alert and call 911 if you see anything
suspicious.
Also, according to the UPS tracking, a package was delivered to me this
I mentioned in an earlier e-mail that according to UPS tracking, a
package had been delivered yesterday afternoon but was not there when I
got home a little before 9 p.m. I am happy to report that the package
had been picked up by a neighbor anxious to prevent theft, and I
received the package
As I recall, the previous Monday blue bag pickup (8/22) was actually on
Tuesday, and the stuff was out overnight, and in fact it was picked up
after the trash. That was before Katrina, but nobody commented on the
late pickup then. But it is good to hear that this time, the lateness
was for a
Judy,
There are at least 2 churches in this area named St. John's (the
Methodist church at 27th and St. Paul and an Episcopal church on
Greenmount). I'm guessing that it is St. John's Methodist on St.
Paul. Is that correct?
Steve.
jdy wrote:
-
Original Message -
F
Dawna,
This e-mail that you forwarded fails to give the date of the marathon,
so I looked elsewhere on the internet. It is Saturday, Oct. 15. And I
see that Odette had the same question as I did.
Steve.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>If someone could send this to the discussion list and the Abell
Right after I stepped out of Emil's car, I heard the male cop say: "I'm
going to ticket him." It certainly sounded as though that cop had a
chip on his shoulder.
And when I walked around to the alley where the cops had Emil stopped,
the male cop (who was out of his car and at the window of Emi
Right after I stepped out of Emil's car, I heard the male cop say: "I'm
going to ticket him." It certainly sounded as though that cop had a
chip on his shoulder.
And when I walked around to the alley where the cops had Emil stopped,
the male cop (who was out of his car and at the window of Emil's
Judy,
The officer who gave Dana a ticket was white. The two cops tonight
were black.
Steve.
jdy wrote:
is it the same officer that gave dana a ticket?
judy
- Original Message -
From: "Emil Volcheck" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 20
Right after I stepped out of Emil's car, I heard the male cop say: "I'm
going to ticket him." It certainly sounded as though that cop had a
chip on his shoulder.
And when I walked around to the alley where the cops had Emil stopped,
the male cop (who was out of his car and at the window of Emil's
When the message I sent to the chat list did not appear even when I
looked for it it the archives, I thought something must be wrong, so I
tried checking my settings on the list of members of the list serve,
then sent is again (and after it did not show up, sent it again).
Apparently for some
Judy,
One male and one female, but the one who wrote the ticket after having
said: "I'm going to give him a ticket." just after I got out of Emil's
car was the male.
Steve.
jdy wrote:
female,
male or co ed?
judy
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Original Message -
Judy,
Daylight time ends this weekend (Sun. 2 a.m. becomes 1 a.m.).
I just checked the calendar distributed by the Department of Public
Works, and it does say that hazardous waste collection is this Sat. and
Sun. at Poly.
Steve.
jdy wrote:
does any
one know when daylight savings
I saw the following in Sunday's Sun:
Baltimore: Enoch Pratt
Meetings slated on library plans
Meetings are planned for the public to make suggestions about the Enoch
Pratt Free Library
system's strategic plan for 2006-2009. The three remaining meetings are
scheduled for tomorrow at 6310
I noticed that some houses on the 2800 block of Calvert (2803, 2805,
2807) have signs advertising an auction on 12/1. According to the AJ
Billig web site ( www.ajbillig.com ), the reason for the auction is
":corporate liquidation." The web site gives some other Charles Village
houses to be a
John,
Thanks for a very clear explanation. I had not thought about the
impact of lead paint laws; on the other hand, there is something very
immoral about renting out apartments and houses which expose tenants to
lead. Too many entrepreneurs in our capitalist system think only of
profit and
Original Message
Subject:
JHU's Community Parking Dialogue
Date:
Mon, 14 Nov 2005 16:06:33 -0500
From:
Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Steve Gewirtz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I have no idea if the young criminal will be off the street for any
length of time (I suspect not), but at least one criminal has been
caught and one of the items stolen has been recovered. Will there be a
plea bargain to get info to get the rest of the items back, or will the
criminal simply
The following legal notice appeared to today's Sun:
*
Public Hearing January 9, 2006,
*Public Hearing January 9, 2006, 7:00pm St. John's in the Village, 3009
Greenmount Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21218
To provide information concerning the proposed establishment of a
Day/Evening Reporting Ce
This training is actually provided by the Baltimore City Fire Department
as part of a city-wide program of emergency preparedness. Because there
are quite a few possible disasters (and most do not involve terrorism)
that could affect our community, it is a good idea to be prepared. For
exampl
Karen Olson will be on The Mark Steiner Show on WYPR (88.1 FM or
www.wypr.org ) on Monday at 1 p.m. to talk about her new book: "Wives of
Steel: Voices of Women from the Sparrows Point Steelmaking
Communities." Karen is a professor at Dundalk Community College (or is
it now officially the Dund
Wilson wrote:
> Steve:
>
> Please do me another favor. Someone is continuing to take down the signs
> announcing a City Sponsored Meeting set for
> Tuesday, January 31, 2006, at St. John's of Baltimore City on 27th Street
> about the "new" sewer line that will run all through 27th Street in Charl
Wilson wrote:
> Steve,
>
> There have been numerous armed robberies in the commercial areas of 24th and
> 25th
> Streets, namely of the Game Boy and Hollywood Video stores. With this
> latest message
> from Salem Reiner I believe the Discussion List should be alerted.
>
> I also think that th
I do not know how far it extended, but half of my electric circuits went
out a bit after 11 a.m. I was sitting at my computer, and it stayed on
the whole time. But the ceiling lights flickered, then went out in my
middle bedroom where the computer is. I called BGE, and their system (I
did no
deBorah,
Skye opened a second restaurant on Washington Blvd. a while back. As
far as I know, she has no intention of closing her restaurant on St.
Paul St. And yes, it is a great place to eat.
Steve.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did the Yabapot leave Charles Village? Sunday
driving by
Mariann.
What is served there is very tasty vegan (no meat products involved)
food. Skye comes from St. Croix, VI, but the cuisine is from many
places in the world. Try it. By the way, it is on the east side of
the 2400 block of St. Paul. And Yabba Pot is two words.
Steve.
Mariann Millar
John,
Your email came just after another one telling me that the St. Paul St.
location of Yabba Pot will close on April 1. We have lost a really
fabulous place to eat in Charles Village. When I get a chance, I will
stop in at Yabba Pot if it is open to ask why Skye is closing her
Charles Vil
There is a Baltimore Free Store, although I know almost nothing about
it except that it exists. You might try googling it. I'm pretty sure
that they take donations and distribute them in much the way that the
Book Thing distributes books.
I have received some e-mails from the Free Store. Th
This just came to my inbox.
Steve/
Baltimore Free Store wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Just a reminder that we have a Free Store this weekend at the
Samuel F.B. Morse Recreation Center at 424 South Pulaski Street. We
will be setting up from 9am to 11:30am and open to the public from
11:30a
Mariann,
I haven't eaten there for a while. It started out as a "nifty fifties
diner", then added Indian food. You can get basic American food like
fried chicken and chicken pot pie. Also, you can get an egg cream
there; that is a mixture of chocolate syrup, milk and seltzer; it is a
taste
Christine,
I recall reading that chocolate is very toxic to cats. Is it from the
same theobromine that you mention below?
Steve.
Christine Gray wrote:
How
Does Your Garden Grow?
The hearing before the Urban Affairs Committee of the City Council will
be at 5:30 on Thursday, May 11 at City Hall.
It was announced at today's City Council meeting.
Whichever side you are on, this is your chance to be heard.
Steve.
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Mariann,
I had the same problem a few years ago and used boiling water. It
worked then, but the ants were back the next year and seemingly immune
to boiling water. Also, boiling water kills not just the ants but
everything else, so I was told later that it is not a good idea even
though it i
Bob Brinkman wrote:
> [Forwarded to the group from Joe Stewart. Please pass on to your listservs.]
>
> Art on Purpose in Waverly invites you to a Community Reception & Exhibit
> featuring photos by participants of the Real City, Dream City Project.
>
> See "the good, bad and possible of neighborhoo
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is an excellent program that
CVCBD happens to be involved with. There are other teams throughout
Baltimore City and nationwide. I have been through the 4 basic training
sessions conducted by the Fire Department, and they are very
worthwhile. My hope i
Dawna,
My niece, Ricquel Ricks-Cumbo [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a massage
therapist. I'm not sure where she is working now, but she lives in
Better Waverly. Your friend can contact her, and perhaps she will want
to moonlight.
Steve.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> CAn anyone recommend a masseuse in th
I will also miss them, and I too hope that they will stay in touch on
the list. It is really sad that some people in Charles Village who
disagree with their politics were so nasty to them. Like Judy, I too
wish them well. They were wonderful neighbors and an asset to our
community. It is rea
Yesterday morning (I don't remember the exact time, but I think it was
around 6 a.m.), my power went off for about 4 minutes.
This evening, my power was off from about 5:00 to 5:10 p.m.
I am on the east side of the 3000 block of Guilford. Each power outage
has required resetting several clocks
Dawna,
It does not make me feel good to think this way, but some of us, myself
included, may have to lower our threshold on what constitutes a
suspicious situation that should be called in to 911.
As you say though, it is fortunate that nobody was hurt and that what
was taken can be replaced.
Candidates' Forum
WITH CANDIDATES FOR STATE SENATOR AND DELEGATE FROM
THE 43RD LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
Moderated by City Council Member Mary Pat Clarke and sponsored by
the Abell Improvement Association and neighboring community
organizations
WHEN: Wednesday, July 12
WHERE: Waverly Library Meet
Yesterday, an attempt was made to break into a house on the 300 block
of East 33rd Street. The victim thought that the perpetrator was the
same person who has committed a number of violent crimes in and near
Charles Village. However, with the arrest of Keith Ray Saturday night
(article from t
Theresa,
I heard that the garages were being sold, but I have not heard anything
about the Verizon building (I assume you mean the "Telephone
Apartments," unless there is a plan to convert the adjacent building
which now is a Verizon substation -- because that is so close to us, we
get good DS
Christine,
If you start at www.maryland.gov, and then click on the right side of
the screen to "access the real property database", you will get:
http://sdatcert3.resiusa.org/rp_rewrite/
That is the database.
Steve.
Christine Gray wrote:
Would
someone send
me the web
Christian H. Wilson wrote:
Peabody Heights - 2nd Annual Coat Drive for Margaret Brent
Steve:
Please post on the Discussion List.
Thanks.
Peabody Heights Resident Homeowners
Alliance, Inc., is having its second annual coat drive for Margaret
Brent. If you have good, used
Dawna,
Don't forget to include your new job with U of B Law School, and your
appointment as the mayor's rep on the CVCBD board.
While you and I have had a lot of disagreement about CVCBD over the
years, I think that the mayor has made an excellent appointment. I look
forward to your working t
Chris,
I'm forwarding it now to the AIA member list, the
Discussion list, and the Chat list.
People who are interested in donating can contact Chris Wilson.
Steve.
Wilson wrote:
> Steve:
>
> Have you had the opportunity to bring up the issue of uniforms for Barclay
> School to the membership of
The Trinidad Gourmet just opened today at 418 E. 31st St., where Nancy
Smith's antique shop was. It is a carryout shop, but it has a small
area where you can eat if you choose to. I walked past it about 9 a.m.
and saw that a sign said "Open."
Since I love Caribbean food and especially goat me
Judy,
Yesterday or Saturday, the Sun had something on what would be open or
closed on election day, and it said that there would be trash pickup.
So thanks for your message -- I checked the City web site, and you are
absolutely right. The Sun was wrong.
Steve.
Judy Berlin wrote:
> tell ever
Here is the information on the Northern Community
Council.
Steve.
Paul,
I'll have to look for photos. But among those who were very active in
the anti-war movement are Gren Whitman, Karen Olson (still in CV), Dee
Ann Mims, Dean Pappas (lives in northwest suburbs), Vickie Pollard
(moved to Maine), Jo Ann Robinson (still in CV), Megan and Walter Shook
(now i
My main memory of that store is that when my daughter was learning to
play the flute and would go there to buy cigarette papers (which she had
been instructed to use to clean her flute), they would always refuse to
see them to her. When I went there with her to explain what she needed
them for
John Lundquist wrote:
All are invited to attend the Waverly Main Street Holiday Tree Lighting
Friday, November 24
6:00 p.m.
Greenmount & 33rd Street Median Strip
Please forward to your community list serves!!!
Thanks,
John
John Lundquist
Program Director
CVCBD Waverly Main Street
2301
This shows that Charles Village can get together for an important
project at our three elementary schools.
Steve.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Steve:
>
> I would appreciate it if you would post this on the discussion list and on
> your list serv as well.
>
> To all:
>
> Last night we delivered ou
Brad,
This is the first that I am seeing this. You need to ask Katie if she
can use your help (and I'm sure she can). Do you know what projects the
students will be involved with?
Steve.
Brad Schlegel wrote:
Neighbors,
Here is a chance to help out some students!
Stephen,
Do you thin
It would not hurt to get neighbors to sign a petition opposing the
conversions. And police reports on the disturbances, if available,
would not hurt. But what is most important is to see whether the law
allows such conversion. The last hearing that I went to (about a house
on Guilford) bega
I'm also pleased. Although I do not go to bars often, when I have gone,
the smoke has not made it the most pleasant experience. And when I
think about someone like Dana Reeve who never smoked but who nonetheless
died of lung cancer, I cannot ignore the dangers of second hand smoke to
people l
If you are interested, here is a chance to be heard.
You can also send a comment to Mary Pat Clarke for inclusion in the
notebooks that she is preparing for the City Planning Commission.
There is an article about the issue in the Baltimore Messenger. A link is:
http://news.mywebpal.com/news_t
For those who have fond memories of Tom Lehrer's songs, including the
Elements Song (a list of all the elements, set to music), here is a
great version:
http://louhi.kempele.fi/~skyostil/archive/dump/flash/elements.swf
Steve.
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Ch
sure
how many. But the graphics in the song list those discovered since the
song was written.
Steve.
jberlin wrote:
how many elements r there? judy
On Mar 21, 2007, at 4:38 PM, Stephen J Gewirtz wrote:
For those who have fond memories of Tom Lehrer's songs, including the
Elemen
Christine,
Morrie's is at Yale, or so I have been told.
When I first met Tom Lehrer in the fall of 1961, he was a 9G (9th year
grad student) in math at Harvard, and I was then a 1G. He put on some
great parties. I have no idea what he is doing now.
He had a great model of a hand:
"I hold
CVCBD has a vacancy for the representative of Quad 2 (the southwestern
quad which has as its eastern boundary the center of St. Paul St. and as
its northern boundary the center of 27th Street. In other words, if you
are in CVCBD and south of 27th St. (including the south side of 27th
St.) and
Here is some really good news. I believe that AIA has also asked for a
light there, although it is just outside the boundaries of AIA. Thanks
to Pam Wilson and John Houston and to all others who have worked to get
a very much needed traffic signal there.
I am sure that several serious acciden
Katie Beltz wrote:
All:
Please forward the report below from JHU security (4/17/07) on to
interested persons.
Attempt Unarmed Robbery - Unit Block E. 30th St. - On April 17th at
12:48 AM, a sophomore undergraduate reports that while walking alone
in the Unit block E. 30th Street h
AIA will be participating. One thing we want to do is to clean up
Vineyard Lane and other places where dirt (from decayed leaves) has
accumulated over time. And the other community organizations (including
Peabody Heights, not listed below) will also be participating.
Steve.
Katie Beltz wro
The following is copied from a leaflet prepared by the community
relations officers in Northern District for distribution to the
community. It is good advice.
Steve.
Attention
Northern District Resident*s**
*
We are fast approaching the time of year where yard and lawn maintenan
Katie Beltz wrote:
Suspicious Person: April 19, 2007
This morning our Safety Team was contacted to alert them to a man in a
green truck who was hanging around Barclay School attempting to talk
to children on their way to school. Other parents did manage to
scare him off, but please keep an
Theresa Bruton wrote:
> Hi Stephen,
> For some reason I can't post on the abell listserve, can you send the
> information below? I'm assuming I'm allowed to post this?
> Thanks!
> Theresa
>
> FYI, my house was broken in on Tuesday, April 17th, between 11am and
> 1:30pm. I live on Guilford Ave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject:
Margaret Brent School
From:
Cwilsonportlight
Date:
Fri, 04 May 2007 14:42:43 -0400
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve:
This is a very important message to get out to the
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