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The VILLAGE CRIERVolume 66, No.01 January/February 2012
Published by the Associates of Loch Raven Village, Inc., Since 1947
Happy New Year!
Mar/Apr issue deadline: Feb 17,2012
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Letter From The President
I hope you had a wonderful holiday season and are looking forward to good things to come in 2012. With 2011 behind us, now is a good time to take stock of a few of our community’s recent accomplishments. •The Friends of Loch Raven Library was formed, and the group is working to pre-serve our neighborhood branch of the Baltimore County Public Library system. •The former Loch Raven Elementary School was granted historic status, and members of the community have expressed an interest in ensuring that this structure remains intact. •Our Web site was updated and looks beautiful (visit at lochravenvillage.com)! •Our experience with the lights installed at Calvert Hall College led to Council-man Marks introducing a resolution about stadium lighting in communities. •We continued our annual traditions of the Halloween celebration, Santa’s Ride, Easter egg hunt and Fourth of July fireworks. There is always work to be done to keep a community strong and ensure it remains a desirable place to live. In 2012, I hope to see more of you involved in this work. There are plenty of things you can do on an individual basis, and no act is considered too small if it is for the good of our community. I’ve listed a few examples below but would love to hear from you about what you do to make Loch Raven Village a great place to live! E-mail me at [email protected] to share
Citizens On PatrolCOP Volunteer Thwarts Potential Criminals
A Clyde Bank Road resident submitted the following letter in appreciation of the work of our COP. Attention: Editor and COP,
Many thanks to all of you for your time and dedication, and a special thank you to the young lady who was patrolling on the evening of Halloween Eve. I was walking my dog on Glen Keith in front of the old elementary school when two males with black ski masks on – not Halloween cos-tumes – were loitering in the area, walking towards me and crisscrossing my path in a taunting manner. At this exact moment, Ms. “COP” pulled right up behind me, dis-tracted the two and immediately called the police. She stayed in the area with me and even offered us a ride home.
I have been thinking about this kind lady and wanted her to know how grateful I am for her vigilance and intervention.
Thank you, Santa!
On behalf of the residents of Loch Raven Village, I’d like to send a special thank you to Santa, who visited our community on Saturday, December 17. Santa was greeted by large groups of well-wishers, pets, chil-dren and adults as he rode through the Vil-lage escorted by police and accompanied by three fire trucks! We can’t wait to see you again next year, Santa!
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
President – Gretchen Sarkin 410-828-8952 [email protected]
Vice-President – Wade Barnes [email protected]
Treasurer – Mary King 410-925-1034
Secretary – Open
BOARD MEMBERS
Jerry Heilman 410-823-3427 Gary Herwig 410-665-1771 Bruce Knauff 410-823-0648 Leslea Knauff 410-823-0648 Cindy Mavrophilipos 410-339-7718 Dimitri Mavrophilipos 410-339-7718 Sue O’Neill 410-823-8765
COMMITTEES - It takes a Village!
The Village Crier – Editor – Kristin Mears [email protected] Layout & Co-editor – Devin Vallade Advertising Coordinator – Leslie Vallade School News Reporters – Thea Mussman, Dawn Korzi & Mary Noy Proof reader- Raven Reporter - Lexie Hagen Architectural Review & Covenants Open Block Captains – Leslea Knauff 410-823-0648 By-laws – Mary King Citizens on Patrol – John Kelly Commercial Development – Open Community Events – Open Gardens – Gretchen Sarkin 410-828-8952 Marketing – Alison Giella Membership – Wade Barnes [email protected]
Zoning – Gretchen Sarkin 410-828-8952 Real Estate – Leslea Knauff 410-823-0648 Pleasant Plains Elementary Liaison – Mary Noy 410-823-2672 Loch Raven Academy Liaison – Dawn Korzi 410-769-9253 Loch Raven High School Liaison – Thea Mussman 410-823-8285
CONTACTS
District 5 County Councilman – David Marks 410-887-3384 Fax 410-887-5791 [email protected] Towson Times LRV Columnist – Sue Van Essen 410-665-2899 Towson University (off-campus resident complaints) – Ryan Kane or Pat Frawley 410-704-2057 Baltimore County Code Enforcement – 410-887-3375 Pet Locator – Darrell Krushensky 410-823-6330 Police – 911 or 410-887-2222
Mike Smith 410-661-4466 Bud Thomas 410-296-3922 Leslie Vallade 410-821-7731 Kate Walkinshaw [email protected]
ALRV MEETINGS
Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month
7:00pm, Room 102 Loch Raven Center
1801 Glen Keith Boulevard.
Residents are encouraged to attend, and to help in our ongoing work “to protect, maintain, and enhance the property values of Loch Raven Village homes, and the quality of life of Loch Raven Village residents.”
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your story. •If you have not paid your dues, please con-sider doing so. The money helps support our community activities (i.e. the Easter Egg Hunt) and enhancement projects (i.e. the street banners), among other things.•Attend a monthly board meeting, which is always open to the public and held on the second Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at Loch Raven Center. •If you see something, say something! We can all be “Citizens on Patrol” (COP) by keeping an eye out for our neighbors and reporting suspicious activity to the police.•Help a neighbor if you know he or she is in need. Whether it is shoveling snow or run-ning an errand, think of your sacrifice of time and energy as an exercise in “paying it forward.” You never know if you will be that person in need. Here’s hoping 2012 is a good year for all of you. Cheers! Gretchen Sarkin
Letters to the Editor
In an effort to keep our community safe and attractive to our fellow neighbors and visitors, I would like to suggest that we all take the time to cut our grass, trim shrubs and clean up any debris that is around our property. This will eliminate the risk of rodents living in the neighborhood as well. As a resident for over 20 years, I’m starting to see a serious decline in property upkeep and feel it’s important to address the issue.
If you are in need of assistance with clean-ing up your property, please reach out to your neighbors. We all want to be proud of where we live and are willing to help.
Thank you.
LRV Resident
Dear LVR Crier Readers,
I wanted to take the time to give a “Shout Out” to Mr. Bill Snyder, a Putty Hill Avenue resident who for many years has been the “lone gardener” for the Putty Hill Island (at least my nine years). Mr. Snyder has worked endlessly to keep the Island look-ing so beautiful. He is always out there pulling weeds, planting, pruning, watering and even picking up trash. It is he who takes such pride to keep our street looking perfect all the time.
Thank you, and my hat off to you, Mr. Snyder for giving your time and “green thumb” to LRV. I know how much I appreci-ate it and I am sure many others share my feelings.
Putty Hill Avenue resident
A New Alley
Nearly three years ago, residents whose back doors face the two alleys parallel to Doxbury and Pleasants Plains Roads agreed to pay for new alleys through tax contribu-tions. The work began at the end of October and went quickly. Now, residents can return to the luxury of parking out back to bring things in from and out to the car. Some-times, it’s the little things in life that make us happy!
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Has Cancer Affected Your Life?
On April 28, Loch Raven High School will host its fourth annual Relay for Life, ben-efitting the American Cancer Society. This fundraising event is an opportunity to cel-ebrate the lives of people who have battled cancer, remember loved ones lost, and fight back against the disease.
The LRHS Relay is typically held for three to four hours in the school gym, which is trans-formed into a walking path and decorated with posters and memorabilia in honor of loved ones who have been affected by can-cer. Team members take turns walking the entire time. Friends, family and community members are invited to participate in Relay by forming a team, sponsoring a participant or simply coming to the event to show sup-port.
Last year, LRHS had 600 participants and raised over $53,000. The goal for 2012 is to raise $57,000. To date, 146 people are registered to participate. If you’d like to join a team, visit www.relayfor-life.org/lochraven and click on "sign up." If you can't be on a team, you can sup-port one by clicking the "donate" button and following the directions. Questions? Contact Erin Confair at [email protected].
Pleasant Plains
From February 27 - March 1, the school gym will be transformed into a representation of a human heart in a program called the Heart Adventure Course. This program aims to make learning anatomy a fun and exciting experi-
ence. Guided by physical education teacher, Steve Ey, students will travel through the four chambers of the heart as oxygenated and de-oxygenated blood cells.
SCHOOL NEWS
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Mar/Apr issue deadline: Feb 17,2012
LRV Book Club
After a holiday break, the book club is start-ing the new year with several historical works. Join us on January 19 for a discussion of Jarrettsville, by Cornelia Nixon, which is based on an actual event in post-Civil War Harford County. On February 16 we’ll visit Egypt during the time of the Pharaohs as we read Nefertiti:A novel by Michelle Moran.
Book club meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. Meet-ings will be held at Panera Bread on Putty Hill Avenue during the winter months. For information contact Leslea at 410-823-0648 or [email protected].
Gino’s Feedback
To the LRV Crier editor,When the Gino's opened I had visions of the taste, appearance, and the memory of the Ameche Powerhouse. I was excited when I found out that my old favorite was making a comeback to be on the menu along with the Gino Giant which I remembered eating as a freshman in high school. I waited until two days after our "earthquake" to stand in the line. When I got to the door I was dis-appointed because they did not have an official "carry out" window. Those custom-ers wishing to get "carry out" had to wait in the same line as the "eat in" customers. I decided to get out of the line and return two days later when I could wait for more than 20 minutes in line to get in. I waited until 2 days later to try again and this time I waited in the line getting in at 4:40 p.m. When I got into Gino's the "carry out" cus-tomers sat on a room-long bench facing the ordering and cooking area. That day there were flies to swipe from my face and arms
while I waited 12 minutes for my order to come. I was rewarded with my order: one Gino Giant for my mother and an Ameche Powerhouse for myself. I was able to choose my toppings which were the Ameche Spe-cial sauce, lettuce and tomato. There was the sesame seeded bun with 3 hamburg-ers stacked on top of one another with no bread/roll in between the burgers at all. The hamburgers did not have any taste at all. My mother said the same thing about her Giant which I brought home. Needless to say I was very disappointed that the memory of the Ameche Powerhouse did not match the reality of the 2011 version of the Ameche Powerhouse. After this experience we decided that Gino's was not the "Place to go" anymore for the hamburgers we re-membered so fondly.
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Belated birthday wishes to Evan O’Donnell, who turned one on January 6.
A hearty congratulations and welcome to Rivera Figueroa, who purchased and moved into a home on Putty Hill Avenue. No strang-er to the Village or Putty Hill Avenue, Rivera was raised here with his parents, long-time residents Dionisio and Brenda Figueroa.
Found on November 2 on Loch Shiel Road: a green, two-gallon watering can with a white sprinkler. Owner may claim it from the porch of 1834 Loch Shiel.
Welcome new Putty Hill Avenue neighbors, Matt and Jennifer Mueller.
Congratulations to Sean Smith of Glen Keith Blvd who graduated from Towson Universi-ty in December and will begin an internship at Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL at the end of January.
Congratulations to Jacki Smith of Glen Keith Blvd. who graduated from CCBC in Decem-ber.
A fond farewell to the Soukups of Glen Keith Blvd. They are moving to Phoenix, Maryland to be closer to their daughter (Heather), son-in-law (Brett) and their twin grandchil-
dren, who were born in September. They will be missed by their neighbors and the Village, as Curt Soukup helped with the upkeep of the Loch Raven Elementary play-ground and grounds. Best of luck in their new surroundings.
Congratulations to Maddie Killian, Chloe Baker, Dylan Vallade, Christian Jadra, Tony Antkowiak-Tassone, Kira Fallen, George Kaspar, Sam Korzi, Mary Lige, Brennen Meagher, Liam Mischke, Abby Morris, Emily Wieczorek and Noah Zipin – all fourth and fifth grade students at Cromwell Valley El-ementary -- for their performances of Willy Wonka Kids on January 11 and 12.
Please send us your news and happenings! Mar/Apr issue deadline: Feb 17,2012 Mail [email protected]
The Crier will be published every other month. Expect home deliveries Sept/Nov/Jan/Mar/May/July.
New LRV Brochure Debuts!
The last issue of the Crier included a sample of a new brochure created by Vil-lage residents Paul and Bitten Norman. The brochure offers an overview of Loch Raven Village and will be used to promote our community. If you are selling your home or want to share information about Loch Raven Village with others, please e-mail [email protected] or [email protected] to request a brochure packet.
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Stranger Danger by Lexie Hagen
Who is a stranger? A stranger can be anyone! By anyone I mean male or female. A strang-er can even look nice, but if you don’t know someone, just stay away!
I’m not trying to say that you shouldn’t talk to anyone you don’t know. How would you make friends that way? I’m just saying if someone in a car pulls up to you on the street and asks you to get in and lead him or her to the near-est post office, DON’T! If you don’t know that person, don’t get in!
Strangers usually go after small or young chil-dren. They often try to bribe them to come with them. There have been stories where a stranger told a young child to come with him to help find a lost pet, or something that a child would want to help with. A stranger also could bribe a child to come somewhere by of-fering a treat like a cupcake or lollipop.
Small children are not the only ones at risk. Strangers use different tricks to go after older children as well. Be safe no matter what your age! Don’t get yourself caught up in STRANG-ER DANGER!
Less Soda. More Water.
There is a lot of talk these days about eating healthy. Even first lady Michelle Obama is get-ting in on the action by placing a special em-phasis on providing healthy food at schools,
among other things. There is concern about the health and financial effects of obesity, and plenty of advice about eating right. Some of the advice is good ... a lot is not so good. It is hard to know how to make healthy choices! This column offers simple advice on how to eat well, save money, and help your family to be active, stay healthy and feel good!
Did you know that soda has about nine spoon-fuls of sugar in each can? Can you imagine eat-ing that much sugar? Gross! Low-fat or non-fat milk is a better choice, offering protein and calcium to help you grow strong, and it’s per-fect for washing down a peanut-butter sand-wich! Other healthy drink options are water, which everybody needs and is calorie-free, and 100 percent fruit juice, which contains vitamins.
Milk and 100 percent fruit juice both contain sugar, but it is a different type of sugar than that found in soda and sports drinks. All sugar has calories, so try mixing half a glass of 100 percent fruit juice with half a glass of water. This way, you’ll reduce the calories and still get the healthy stuff!
Remember, the next time you’re thirsty, grab water instead of soda. If you want something more than that, try milk or just half a glass of 100% fruit juice.
Loch Raven Academy Sixth Grader, Lexie Hagen, is our new Raven Re-porter! This issue’s report focuses on Internet Safety. Would you like to see a specific kids’ topic covered? E-mail [email protected].
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Loch Raven Village Citizens on Patrol (COP)
We are fortunate to have a small corps of volunteers who donate their time each month to patrol the streets and alleys of the Village. During 2011, eight residents undertook this responsibility. They were Barbara Bailey, Don Bindock, Paul Esposi-to, Robert Fisher, John Kelly (COP chair), Lucie Portier, Mike Smith and Barbara Stewart.If you know one of these dedicated volun-teers, please take a moment to thank him or her for taking the time to keep our com-munity safe. The presence of vehicles with the flashing orange light and the magnetic Loch Raven Village Citizens on Patrol signs affixed to the side of their cars lets people know that someone is watching and acts as a deterrent! (Be sure to read in this issue of the Crier how a COP volunteer prevented a resident from becoming a victim of crime!)The COP “Army of Eight” welcomes the participation of additional residents. E-mail Citizens on Patrol chair, John Kelly, at [email protected] for information. This straightforward operation involves monthly sign up by e-mail, picking up the flashing light and magnetic signs at the storage box and patrolling the community streets and alleys for up to an hour at a time.
Loch Raven Elementary School
Did you know that the Greater Loch Raven Recreation Council offers programs year-round at the historic Loch Raven Elemen-tary School (located at 1801 Glen Keith Boulevard)? Check out their Web site at www.glrrc.org for a listing of programs that includes everything from dancing to dog obedience! Another best-kept secret at the Loch Ra-ven Elementary School is the Senior Craft Gallery, which is open on weekdays from 11 a.m. -3 p.m. The Gallery features hand-crafted items made by county seniors. If you are looking for a one-of-a-kind gift or something special for you or your home, be sure to stop by the Gallery!
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Will There Be Snow This Winter? Meteorologists seem to have trouble fore-casting the weather for the next several days, much less the coming months, yet pre-dictions abound! Researching the Internet yields a variety of scenarios. Some forecast-ers say we can expect a winter similar to last year (which included snow), so now is a good time to remind Village residents of the need to shovel public sidewalks adjacent to their property as soon as possible after a snow-fall. Remember, this is required by county regulation. Let’s make our sidewalks safe for pedestrians. And if you know any residents who could use a helping hand, you will earn their appreciation by assisting them! When your work is complete, have some fun! Build a snowman, go sledding, then warm up in-side with a cup of hot chocolate!
EVENTS CALENDAR JANUARY/FEBRUARY
ALRV MeetingsFebruary 147 p.m., Room 102Loch Raven Center1801 Glen Keith Blvd.Contact: Gretchen Sarkin410-828-8952
Valentine / Snowflake DanceFebruary 10, 6 – 9 p.m.Pleasant Plains Elementary
Scholastic Book FairFebruary 21 – 24Pleasant Plains ElementaryPlan to come out with your kids to pick up some fabulous children’s books.For more information, call 410-887-3549
Little Shop of HorrorsMarch 1 – 3, 7 p.m.Loch Raven High SchoolTickets may be purchased at the door.
Renting in Loch Raven Village If you are a new landlord or renter in Loch Raven Village, welcome! We hope you get to know your neighbors, make some friends and feel good calling the Village your home! Landlords are reminded that Baltimore County has a rental registration program requiring the home that you are renting to be registered and inspected. Details about
the program, including an informational video, can be found online at http://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/agencies/permits/rentalregistration/index.html. In addition, landlords are expected main-tain their property and ensure that their tenants comply with the Loch Raven Vil-lage covenants which can be found online at lochravenvillage.com. If you have any questions about the Village, please feel free to contact any of the board members (listed on page 2).
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College Search Services and Consulting. Fischer Education, call Bryan at 410-207-7213, [email protected]. www.fischereducation.com
PIANO LESSONS/ Parkville-Carney areafor students who are home-schooled and in school. Beginners to advanced students are welcome. Experienced university teacher with a home studio for children. Recitals are scheduled each year in December and in May. Please call 410-532-5382
Lawn-Cutting Services I have been special-izing in lawn-cutting services in your com-munity since 1998. I offer an honest, reliable, and quality service at very reasonable prices. I take care of your property as if it were my own. If interested, please call Jim at 410-296-2096 for a FREE estimate.
Tim’s Lawn Service Mowing, edging, and blowing $20-$30.Free estimates call 410-365-4865.
Plumber Your neighborhood plumber for all plumbing services, 25 years expe-rience, Loch Raven homeowner, reason-able rates, dependable service. Call Bill at 410-960-4751.
Plumbing & Drain Cleaning Service & Re-pair, Loch Raven Village resident. Master Plumber, quality work, no job too small. Call John at 410-296-4450.
Adept Lawn & Stump Leaf removal. Tree and shrub removal. Hedges trimmed. Free estimates. LRV resident. Call George 410-665-3683.
Maynard Gerbrick’s General Services For many of your home repairs, prompt and cour-teous service. Work includes painting, gutter
cleaning, power washing, grass cutting, tree and bush trimming, light plumbing and car-pentry. Call (cell) 410-215-9882 or (home) 410-444-6965.
TJ’s Lawn and Landscape Prompt, courte-ous and local service. Lawns cut with or with-out bagging. Shrubs and hedges trimmed properly. Shrubs and hedges removed. Gar-den care including clean-out, weeding and mulching. Yard and leaf clean-up. Complete outdoor services including light hauling. Call Terry, 443-275-2853.
The Law Office of Kristen Koterwas Marengo practices Family Law, Estate Plan-ning (Wills, Advance Medical Directives, and Durable Power of Attorneys), Probate, and minor traffic offenses. Call us at (443) 228-6526 for a free initial consultation. You can also find us on the web at www.marengolegal.com or on facebook.
Cullen Roofing & Siding Co. New roofs & repairs, aluminum gutters and spouts, gutter guards and cleaning, trim work and siding. Longtime LRV resident. Call for a free esti-mate. 410-337-6777 or 410-665-1414. Family owned and operated. MHIC#6460
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[email protected]. Send a printed copy with payment to:
The Village Crier P.O. Box 9721 Baltimore, MD 21284
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25 words, 50 word max. Professional Service Ads - $25.00 per ad,
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Mar/Apr issue deadline: Feb 17,2012
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Aberdeen Please VolunteerBarksdale Jerry Heilman 410-823-3427Clyde Bank Please VolunteerCottage Lane Darrell Krushensky 410-823-6330Dellsway Rita Palmere 410-825-0002Deveron Bradley Kouyoumjian 410-963-0199Doxbury Paula Frazier 410-823-1105Drumwood Sue O’Neill 410-823-8765Edgewood (even #s) Stacey Tempert 410-665-4045Edgewood (odd #s) Doug Brady 410-665-6488Feldbrook Please Volunteer Glen Gary Chuck Zeller 410-961-8643Glen Keith, East Jacki Smith 410-661-4466Glen Keith, West Avery Harden 410-821-0770Glen Ridge Kimberly Gado 410-663-8358Greenway Gary Herwig 410-916-4092Joppa Corrine Ratliff 410-938-8678Kennoway Pat Keller 410-882-4437Kirkwall Janet Brown 410-825-9298LaSalle Jerry Heilman 410-823-3427Loch Ness Christopher Zysk 443-235-6933Loch Raven Please Volunteer Loch Shiel Mark Franker 410-665-1318Mussula Please VolunteerMyamby Kathy Fagan [email protected] Plains Rob Metcalf 443-791-7486Pleasant Plains #2 M. J. Simmons Putty Hill Pat Oxnard 410-337-8534Putty Hill #2 Please Volunteer
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Getting to Know YouThis feature shines the spotlight on Village residents who make a difference in our com-munity. Do you know someone worthy of being featured? E-mail [email protected]
As a regular Crier reader, you’ve seen the names of the board members listed on page 2, but do you know any of them personally? This segment of Getting to Know You shines the spotlight on vice president Wade Barnes.
How long have you lived in Loch Raven Vil-lage?
I moved to Edgewood Road in October, 2007. My fiancé and I will marry next October and look forward to starting our family in Loch Ra-ven Village!
What do you do for a living?
I’ve had the pleasure of working at 1st Mari-ner Bank in several different capacities, most of which revolve around loan production and
Canine Mystery Beauty Identified!
Congratulations to Liz Pierce, who correctly guessed the canine mystery beauty featured in the last issue of the Crier! Pictured in the last issue was Lilly, an English Bull dog owned by Rob Taylor and Chrissy Herpel of Putty Hill Avenue.
Do you know the mystery beauty pictured here? Submit your guess to [email protected] by Friday, February 3. All correct guesses will be entered into a random draw-ing for a $10 Panera gift card.
portfolio management. I am now responsible for eCommerce activities including online and mobile banking as well as all online mar-keting and web development.
Is there anything about you that you are known for among friends and neighbors?
I truly enjoy most outdoor activities but those who know me best will know to find me on the golf course.
If you didn’t live in Loch Raven Village, where do you think you’d live now?
My fiancé is from Eastern Europe, so there’s always a chance you could find me in Europe or somewhere in the Carolina’s.
