The Viaduct – Vol 13 No 2 – April 2000

Here are the headlines, authors, and summaries from the provided document:

  • Norbel School to Relocate to Elkridge
    • Summary: The Norbel School, a private school for children with language and learning disabilities, has purchased the old Elkridge Elementary School property and plans to move to Elkridge.  
  • Elkridge-Where It All Began
    • Author: Helen Voris
    • Summary: Helen Voris, a former teacher and historian, has written a book about the history of Elkridge, titled “Elkridge, Where It All Began.” The book covers various aspects of Elkridge’s history, including stories, photographs, and poetry.  
  • Patrons
    • Author: Polly Thornton
    • Summary: The article acknowledges the generous readers who have made donations to support The Viaduct.  
  • What’s the GECA doing about the revitalization of the Route 1 corridor?
    • Author: Nancy J. McCarthy
    • Summary: The Greater Elkridge Community Association (GECA) is focusing on the revitalization of the Route 1 corridor and aims to ensure that the plans consider the community’s nature, environment, history, and character.  
  • Landing Road bridge to be repaired
    • Author: Polly Thornton
    • Summary: The article discusses the upcoming repair of a Landing Road bridge, including the project’s timeline and potential impact on traffic.  
  • GECA P&Z Report SUBDIVISIONS
    • Author: Jim Rogers
    • Summary: This is a report from the Greater Elkridge Community Association on proposed subdivision developments.  
  • Ned Eakle
    • Author: Polly Thornton
    • Summary: This article is about Ned Eakle, the President of the Elkridge Heritage Society, highlighting his background, career, and involvement in the community.  
  • Meet Herman Charity Executive assistant to James N. Robey
    • Author: Polly Thornton
    • Summary: This article introduces Herman Charity, the Executive Assistant to County Executive James N. Robey, discussing his background, career in the police department, and his role in addressing community issues.  
  • Setting the record straight
    • Author: Polly Thornton
    • Summary: This article clarifies that the Howard County Times is currently delivered free of charge to Elkridge residents by the Times, not by Patriot Homes as some believed.  
  • Baugher Farm
    • Author: Polly Thornton
    • Summary: The article discusses the possible condemnation of Baugher Farm for development and the efforts to negotiate the sale or donation of other land for school construction to avoid the condemnation.  
  • Dr. Janet L. Johns joins Elkridge Family Dentistry
    • Summary: Elkridge Family Dentistry has announced that Dr. Janet L. Johns will be joining their staff.  
  • Pumping station construction back on course
    • Author: Polly Thornton
    • Summary: The article provides an update on the construction of the sewage pumping station near Rockburn Branch Park, which is now back on track after several setbacks.  
  • Where is Elkridge’s “Mayor O’Malley”?
    • Author: Helen Voris
    • Summary: Helen Voris calls for volunteers to help clean up and beautify the Thomas Viaduct, a notable landmark in Elkridge.  
  • EVFD members “take the plunge”
    • Author: Polly Thornton
    • Summary: Seventeen members of the Elkridge Volunteer Fire Department participated in the Polar Bear Plunge for Special Olympics.  
  • Michael Schultz winning wrestler
    • Author: Polly Thornton
    • Summary: Michael Schultz, a tenth grader at Howard High School, won the Howard County Junior Wrestling Championship.  
  • IRA rollover helps keep retirement plans on track
    • Author: Gary Williams
    • Summary: The article discusses the benefits of rolling over employer-sponsored retirement plans into a traditional IRA, such as avoiding withholding taxes, tax deferral, and investment choices.

Link to full issue:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SsprBpNIQVp2SWoQa-pvLZd0ycqQsHJw/view?usp=drive_link