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Dutterer’s Florists a part of it all in Westminster
- Births. Proms. Weddings. Anniversaries. Funerals.
- Births. Proms. Weddings. Anniversaries. Funerals.
Apple Man: Baugher’s Orchard & Farm’s owners savor their mascot
- Most farms don’t have a mascot.
Sense of tradition, feeling of community draws families and employees to Baugher’s Restaurant
- Despite sharing staff, products and a mascot, Baugher’s Restaurant in Westminster, which has been in business since 1948, is not officially a part of Baugher Enterprises, which includes Baugher’s farm, fruit market and bakery.
- Despite sharing staff, products and a mascot, Baugher’s Restaurant in Westminster, which has been in business since 1948, is not officially a part of Baugher Enterprises, which includes Baugher’s farm, fruit market and bakery.
Debaufre Bakeries continue legacy of Berger cookies
- The building housing DeBaufre Bakeries in South Baltimore is easy to miss, and owner Charles DeBaufre Jr. aims to keep it that way.
- The building housing DeBaufre Bakeries in South Baltimore is easy to miss, and owner Charles DeBaufre Jr. aims to keep it that way.
Simonds Nursery thriving in fertile business climate
- When Joe and Cindy Simonds began growing azaleas and rhododendrons around their home on Church Road, they could never have imagined their hobby would give rise to one of the most progressive landscape design businesses in Baltimore County.
- When Joe and Cindy Simonds began growing azaleas and rhododendrons around their home on Church Road, they could never have imagined their hobby would give rise to one of the most progressive landscape design businesses in Baltimore County.
Customers and community
- Goldberg’s Liquors in Brooklyn Park started as a general store before Prohibition, and a century later the business retains a small-town, customer-first ambiance.
- Goldberg’s Liquors in Brooklyn Park started as a general store before Prohibition, and a century later the business retains a small-town, customer-first ambiance.
Funeral home goes the extra mile for bereaved
- It’s the community staple that residents try to put off visiting, but after 143 years in operation, Eline Funeral Home in Reisterstown endures by offering comprehensive services so families can comfortably say good-bye.
- It’s the community staple that residents try to put off visiting, but after 143 years in operation, Eline Funeral Home in Reisterstown endures by offering comprehensive services so families can comfortably say good-bye.
‘It’s simply the best ice cream ever’
- Fate almost conspired against Hoffman’s Ice Cream and its legion of fans before the Westminster staple first opened its doors in 1947.
- Fate almost conspired against Hoffman’s Ice Cream and its legion of fans before the Westminster staple first opened its doors in 1947.
Local hardware store has deep roots
- For the past 115 years, businesses on Baltimore’s Lombard Street have come and gone, yet through it all a hardware store has stood at the corner of East Lombard and Ann streets.
- For the past 115 years, businesses on Baltimore’s Lombard Street have come and gone, yet through it all a hardware store has stood at the corner of East Lombard and Ann streets.
Corkran pushes teamwork in bid for District 9 seat
- Democrat Rich Corkran said the key to ending the “culture of confrontation” in the General Assembly is to elect him and a Democratic governor.
Residents worried about suspicious man
- Concern is growing over the mysterious man approaching Sykesville girls walking without supervision.
Third Md. man killed in Iraq
- Staff Sgt. Marion Flint Jr., of Baltimore, is the third serviceman from Maryland to be killed in combat in Iraq in a week.
- Staff Sgt. Marion Flint Jr., of Baltimore, is the third serviceman from Maryland to be killed in combat in Iraq in a week.
Residents asked to map future
- Southern Carroll County would be in for a major growth spurt, if some residents had their way.
- Southern Carroll County would be in for a major growth spurt, if some residents had their way.
