The Little Prince The Washington Ballet will preview its upcoming world premiere of “The Little Prince” Feb. 18 at 2 and 7 p.m. at the Smith Theatre at Howard Community College. See Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s classic tale of an aviator stranded in the Sahara Desert, who meets a Little Prince from another planet. The program [...]
Archive for January, 2007
Hot Dates in February
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007It Takes A Village
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007Clare and Steve Killian were looking for their first home more than a decade ago when Steve drove through Loch Raven Village “on a fluke.” It didn’t take long for the couple, who were looking for a place to start a family, to decide that the neighborhood tucked just behind Joppa Road’s commercial corridor was [...]
Veggie Kids
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007For Lisa Zeimer’s two stepsons, the road to becoming vegetarians began during a cross-country family vacation. While passing pasture after pasture dotted with serenely grazing cows, the boys asked what eventually happens to them. The answer (and the shock it caused) prompted the boys, then 8 and 4, to rethink their eating habits. Most children [...]
Best Buddies
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007R.J. Phillips cruises the halls of his school with an air of confidence uncommon in 13-year-olds. He frequently sports a tie, has a kind word for everyone he passes and a perennial smile. In fact, his friendly, outgoing demeanor has earned him the honorary title of “mayor” of Glenwood Middle School. If there’d been an [...]
Will You Marry Me… And My Children?
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007Incorporating their children in their 2002 wedding was important to Susan and Brad Horsey of Columbia. So when the ship’s captain who married them asked “who gives this man and this woman?” Their four children chorused “We do!” With second and third marriages more prevalent these days, there’s a new wrinkle in wedding planning — [...]
Nanny 911
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007Not every nanny is a Mary Poppins. In the past several years, referral agencies and investigators checking the backgrounds of potential nannies in the Baltimore area have turned up the following charges or incidents: bounced checks, drug possession, embezzling, prostitution and incest. “That was a hard one to explain away,” says Paula Henry, owner of [...]
Camp Corner
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007Get the buzz on summer camps from real families Interested in learning about a summer camp firsthand from the children who have attended and their parents? At www.campratingz.com, families use their past experiences to rate the camps they’ve attended and inform others of the best places for a memorable summer. “When I was first researching [...]
Social skills help for special needs kids
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007Is your special needs child having trouble getting along with others? Jewish Family Services is offering a workshop for parents that might shed some light on the situation while providing useful strategies. “Social Skills and Your Child” is scheduled for Feb. 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Jewish Family Services (JFS) in Owings Mills. [...]
‘Go, Diego, Go Live!’ at the Hippodrome
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007His adoring fans squeal when they see him, can barely stay in their seats and often dance in the aisles. They also sip from juice boxes, are perched on booster seats and wear shoes Mommy or Daddy tied. Ten years ago Richie Portela was a high school student. Today, portraying the lead character in the [...]
Family Friendly Restaurants
Wednesday, January 31st, 2007GLORY DAYS GRILL Sports in close view with good food, too Hankering for a sports bar where you can go and get a good burger, steak or ribs surrounded by a veritable fleet of game-playing TVs circling overhead like black hawks in formation? Then Glory Days Grill is the place. My sisterÕs family and I [...]



