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Anne Boone-Simanski: Mercy brings summer fun to its fundraiser
- Summer is gone, but that didn’t stop the folks at Mercy Medical Center from throwing a beach party.
- Summer is gone, but that didn’t stop the folks at Mercy Medical Center from throwing a beach party.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Loyola fathers put on fundraising feast
- The Fathers’ Club at Loyola Blakefield in Towson welcomed more than 700 supporters to its Oyster and Bull Roast Oct. 21, and the gym in Knott Hall was transformed into a giant gaming hall, with virtual horse races, raffle wheels and too many door prizes to mention.
- The Fathers’ Club at Loyola Blakefield in Towson welcomed more than 700 supporters to its Oyster and Bull Roast Oct. 21, and the gym in Knott Hall was transformed into a giant gaming hall, with virtual horse races, raffle wheels and too many door prizes to mention.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Raising a glass for our firefighters
- Almost five years ago, Jenny Bradley — while vacuuming her house — came up with a great idea to help her community’s volunteer fire department.
- Almost five years ago, Jenny Bradley — while vacuuming her house — came up with a great idea to help her community’s volunteer fire department.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Gala builds on a good thing
- You don’t have to drive far around Baltimore City to find boarded-up homes and even entire neighborhoods, where once-proud, blue-collar houses rest in decay. Luckily, both for this city and for many of its citizens, there exists the Chesapeake Habitat for Humanity organization.
- You don’t have to drive far around Baltimore City to find boarded-up homes and even entire neighborhoods, where once-proud, blue-collar houses rest in decay. Luckily, both for this city and for many of its citizens, there exists the Chesapeake Habitat for Humanity organization.
Anne Boone-Simanski: At Eddie’s 60th birthday bash, it was fun, fun, fun
- If you were one of the attendees at Eddie Applefeld’s 60th birthday party and roast last week, chances are your face is still sore from the many hours of laughter.
- If you were one of the attendees at Eddie Applefeld’s 60th birthday party and roast last week, chances are your face is still sore from the many hours of laughter.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Legacy Chase makes for a winning day
- Not even a rainy morning could stop steeplechase lovers from galloping over to the sixth annual Legacy Chase at Shawan Downs in Hunt Valley on Saturday.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Event honors Baltimore’s best in industry
- The 12th annual Hospitality, Tourism and Industry Awards — which benefits the National Academy Foundation High School — were held last Wednesday, and everyone, guests and honorees alike, came away winners.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Official’s Worthington Valley bash gives Ehrlich a boost
- Bull roasts and politics, of course, go hand-in-hand in an election year, but one of Gov. Robert Ehrlich’s right-hand men, Aris Melissaratos (secretary of the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development) chose a warmer approach to help fill the war chests.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Sir Richard gives Baltimore a thumbs-up
- More than 40,000 rock ‘n’ rollers made their way to Pimlico Race Course on Saturday for this country’s first-ever Virgin Festival, an all-day music event, which was highlighted by appearances by the Red Hot Chili Peppers and 1960s British Invasion pioneers The Who.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Pushing the cause for higher education
- It was an evening of excellence Tuesday at The Tremont Grand meeting facility on North Charles Street, as the Independent College Fund of Maryland held its annual awards celebration.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Don’t mess with Tex-Mex at La Tijuana Cantina
- Because of PR guru Jeff Stintz, we took a tour of the new Tex-Mex venue — La Tijuana Cantina at 1003 N. Charles St. in Mount Vernon.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Schuler’s legacy lives on as his studio turns 100
- Gorgeous sculptures surrounded the guests who gathered for a reception to honor and celebrate master sculptor Hans Schuler, who served as director of the Maryland Institute College of Art from 1925 to 1951.
- Gorgeous sculptures surrounded the guests who gathered for a reception to honor and celebrate master sculptor Hans Schuler, who served as director of the Maryland Institute College of Art from 1925 to 1951.
Anne Boone-Simanski: Baltimore event hits a grand slam
- This sporty phrase would best describe Thursday’s 2006 Celebrity Golf Classic. This four day event kicked off at Phillips Seafood headquarters in Baltimore with a meet-and-greet cocktail party that was “par” none. Guests were greeted by Belanger-Federico-Pitterich Foundation’s vice president and tournament director, Adam S. Gladstone, who was all sorts of pumped up as the celebs came filing in.
