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Saturday, September 18, 2010

2010 Westminster Fallfest is fast approaching


September 17, 2010

2010 Fallfest: 9/23, 6pm - 10pm; 9/24, 6pm - 10pm; 9/25, 10am - 10pm; 9/26, 12pm - 6pm; 2010 Parade Date: Thursday 9/23/10 at 7PM



Dear Friends of Fallfest,

Retrieved September 17, 2010

Westminster Fallfest, Inc. began as an autumn celebration in historic downtown Westminster, growing over time to operate throughout the year, sponsoring various fundraising events, all to benefit charities and service organizations within our community.

Our signature event is our annual Westminster Fallfest, Carroll County’s largest community charity event.  Each September, Fallfest draws over 40,000 people to historic downtown Westminster.  Families enjoy our festival midway and rides, while others come for the great food, unique shopping, and heart-stopping entertainment.  Our event begins with a parade, followed by four days of non-stop fun.

Fallfest is more than a festival midway or great place to find one of a kind crafts and gifts.  It’s an exciting time to share with our families and friends, and at the same time, give back to our great community.  Whether you join us for the fabulous food, the sights and sounds of our great entertainment, shopping, volunteering on-site, or providing vital sponsorship dollars to make the event happen—Westminster Fallfest is glad to have you!

Jennifer Mellor
Westminster Fallfest, Inc.
2010 Festival Chairperson

Westminster Fallfest, Inc. P.O. Box 804, Westminster, MD 21158 www.westminsterfallfest.com August 28, 2004 Westminster Fallfest started in 1978 to promote the awareness for the renewal of the downtown shopping district, in which our fundraising efforts center today. During the 1980's volunteers that organized Fallfest realized excess funds from vendor fees and other activities. The volunteers decided to distribute these funds to support local charities. After receiving positive responses from charities, the volunteers decided to broaden their efforts. Over the years we have evolved into a multi-cultural and multifaceted organization known as Westminster Fallfest, Inc. Fallfest operates 12 months a year organizing and providing the community and local non-profit charities the opportunity to apply and be interviewed to receive excess proceeds from our various fundraising activities. (http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=E19B659C904D590C)

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2010 Westminster Fallfest is fast approaching

Click HERE to view pictures from the 8/2010 Bud's Event.

Click HERE to view pictures from the 6/2010 Sock Hop.

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Friday, September 17, 2010

Sherri Hosfeld Joseph - Birdie’s coffee café grand opening celebration September 17, 2010








Sherri Hosfeld Joseph - Birdie’s coffee café grand opening celebration September 17, 2010

Sherri Hosfeld Joseph - Birdie’s coffee café 233 East Main Street, Westminster, MD

Birdie's Café: has Westminster MD's Main Street percolating once again

Hi Folks,

Sherri Hosfeld Joseph, the owner of Birdie’s Café at 233 East Main Street, asked me to invite you to her grand opening celebration tomorrow, beginning at 6 pm.

Join Sherri and the Birdie’s crew for music by Ellen Cherry, coffee tastings, samples of their food and baked goods, and more.

Hopefully, I’ll see you there!


Sherri Hosfeld Joseph - Birdie’s coffee café grand opening celebration September 17, 2010                                                                                                                           



http://www.birdiescoffee.com/  410-848.7931 Explore Carroll: Kevin Dayhoff: Birdie's Café: has Westminster MD's Main Street percolating once again shar.es/0WVqU

Birdie's Café website: http://www.birdiescoffee.com/

Birdie's Café e-mail address: coffeebird@comcast.net

Birdie's Café phone number: 410-848.7931

Location: 233 East Main Street, Westminster, MD 21157



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Birdie's Café: has Westminster MD's Main Street percolating once again


 Birdie's Café: has Westminster MD's Main Street percolating once again

Hi Folks,

Sherri Hosfeld Joseph, the owner of Birdie’s Café at 233 East Main Street, asked me to invite you to her grand opening celebration tomorrow, beginning at 6 pm.

Join Sherri and the Birdie’s crew for music by Ellen Cherry, coffee tastings, samples of their food and baked goods, and more.

Hopefully, I’ll see you there!



Birdie's Café: has Westminster MD's Main Street percolating once again                                                                                                                               

Sherri Hosfeld Joseph - Birdie’s coffee café 233 East Main Street, Westminster, MD

http://www.birdiescoffee.com/  410-848.7931 Explore Carroll: Kevin Dayhoff: Birdie's Café: has Westminster MD's Main Street percolating once again shar.es/0WVqU

Birdie's Café website: http://www.birdiescoffee.com/

Birdie's Café e-mail address: coffeebird@comcast.net

Birdie's Café phone number: 410-848.7931

Location: 233 East Main Street, Westminster, MD 21157



http://www.birdiescoffee.com/  410-848.7931 Explore Carroll: Kevin Dayhoff: Birdie's Café: has Westminster MD's Main Street percolating once again shar.es/0WVqU  Birdie's Café website: http://www.birdiescoffee.com/  Birdie's Café e-mail address: coffeebird@comcast.net  Birdie's Café phone number: 410-848.7931  Location: 233 East Main Street, Westminster, MD 21157  shar.es/0WVqU  http://t.co/aZ8XWbe


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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

This week in The Tentacle: http://www.thetentacle.com/

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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

The 100 percenters and the seethers
Kevin E. Dayhoff
Now that Maryland’s primary election is over and the general election is only six-plus weeks away, I only have one question left for some candidates and single issues interest groups: Is there anyone left you can annoy – friends, family, poisonous reptiles?

Writing a Book – Now Comes the Hard Part
Tom McLaughlin
Kuching, Malaysian Borneo –I wrote a book and published myself. They delivered them here recently. And they are beautiful.


Tuesday, September 14, 2010

The Union Still Stands
Roy Meachum
In the Great Depression’s worst days, as war storms blew up over Europe for all the world, American writer Stephen Vincent Benet wrote “The Devil and Daniel Webster.” The allegory’s most famous line, “Neighbor, how stands the Union?”

Constructivist math in our society
Nick Diaz
I learned math under a solid, old-fashioned, time-honored, traditional program taught by the dear good Jesuit priests and brothers in charge of my elementary education in my native Cuba. It didn’t matter whether the math curriculum was from a textbook, or from Moses and the Ten Commandments; my teachers taught it and taught it well.


Monday, September 13, 2010

Candidates Respond
Shawn Burns
In my last column, I asked several questions of candidates for Frederick Board of County Commissioners. Below I have restated the questions and the answers from the candidates who responded. Thank you to those who did and for taking the time to get back to me.

United We Stand, Divided We Fail
Adam Avery
The Frederick County Republican Central Committee (FCRCC), hereinafter referred to as "committee," is experiencing internal turmoil which threatens to undermine its core mission: To promote all Republican candidates. Apparent ineffectiveness – if not incompetent – leadership by current Chairman Mary Rolle threatens to stall, if not reverse, any momentum generated by former Chairman Kelly Schulz.

Campaign Diary – It’s A Learning Experience…
Michael Kurtianyk
How many of you watch the Summer Olympics? You know the part when the marathoners run into the stadium for their final lap? Well, that’s what this final week of campaigning feels like. For me, who wasn’t a last-minute entry into the commissioner race, this has been a marathon of meeting people, going door-to-door, and researching the issues.


Friday, September 10, 2010

Media Hype
Roy Meachum
As TheTentacle.com colleague Norm Covert revealed, the present Fort Detrick “scandal” is a creature of The Frederick News-Post; Norm served long years as the fort’s public affairs director. He knows. But he said the local paper has made no attempt to interview him.

Endorsed Candidates for September 14 Primary
John W. Ashbury
As a public service TheTentacle.com today provides a list of candidates who have been endorsed in next week’s primary election. We are providing the organization that has made those endorsements and, if they are ranked, we are providing the names in order. We are not including uncontested races or endorsements by individuals.


Thursday, September 9, 2010

Political Musings
Farrell Keough
With the primary right around the corner, the nastiness of various people vying for election has shown itself to be very active. A number of emails, fliers, radio spots, and direct mailings have shown just how far some people will go in an attempt to elevate themselves by denigrating others.

Unethical, or just plain dumb?
Joan McIntyre
You may ask why in the world when I'm a Republican I would pick on my own central committee. The answer is very simple. I believe in exposing the warts wherever they hide. I’m not blinded by the light just because it says, ‘hey, trust me, I’m a Republican.’ Does “Trust but verify” ring a bell with anyone?

What happens if you don’t vote?
Amanda Haddaway
Out of all my friends, I think I’m probably in the top 10 percent in terms of political awareness and involvement. Some of my friends vote and some do not, despite my constant lecturing on the importance of it. The realization that I’ve come to is this: they don’t vote because they feel that their lone voice doesn’t make a difference. I’m here to tell you that it does.


Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Recovery Summer – NOT
Kevin E. Dayhoff
Conservative populist political pundits have predicted that Republicans will do well in the fast-approaching midterm elections, and, to a great extent, even the most cursory examination of history indicates such a prediction is a safe bet.

Endangered Species
Tom McLaughlin
Kuching, Borneo Island, Malaysia – I don’t have much hope for the species of the world which are connected with Chinese medicine. In fact, we could probably wipe off those critically endangered except for ones in well-guarded wildlife preserves and those in zoos.


Tuesday, September 7, 2010

On My Deafness
Roy Meachum
“On His Blindness” was written by John Milton, an English poet surpassed only by William Shakespeare. Too bad Ludwig van Beethoven was only a great composer; but he spoke another language.


Monday, September 6, 2010

Lessons of School Choice – Part 2
Earl 'Rocky' Mackintosh
In Part 1 of my column on this topic I outlined some of the differences between public and private education. The goal is to offer information that the new and existing members of the Frederick County Board of Education should consider as they move forward in this new school year.

Campaign Diary – Busier Than Usual
Michael Kurtianyk
It amazes me how people work to put together a party in a short amount of time. It was only two weeks ago when I spoke with someone who said: “Let’s have a party at my house for you.” I agreed, though I thought that two weeks wasn’t enough time.


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Me at the Westminster Elementary School precinct 7-7 polling place duing my coverage...



Me at the Westminster Elementary School precinct 7-7 polling place during my coverage of the Maryland primary election – trying to act like I really know what I am doing. 

Gerry Wiseman took the photograph. 

Karen Fassett, an election judge at 7-7 only busted me for breaking procedures, 2 or 3 times – alright, maybe more.  Never could follow the rules.  It’s an authority thing…


And here: Low turnout in Carroll County reported by candidates, poll workers By Bob Allen and Kevin Dayhoff Voters head to the polls to nominate commissioners by district  Posted 9/14/10 by Carroll Eagle, Eldersburg Eagle, Westminster Eagle

And here: Gouge, Zimmer defeated as voters sweep in a new commissioner board in Carroll  Shoemaker wins in 2nd District; second run is Howard's charm in 5th By Jim Joyner, Kevin Dayhoff, Steve Jones and Bob Allen
Shoemaker wins in 2nd District; second run is Howard's charm in 5th

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Karen Fassett, stopped for a moment while discussing the voter turnout with fellow judges, Joe Shaw and Gerry Wiseman at Westminster Elementary School, precinct 7-7 polls in Carroll County, earlier today. Fassett reported that by 3:15, 509 had voted, out of 3,672 on the voting rolls in the precinct. http://twitpic.com/2oh7rs

http://bit.ly/d7WRoK only a handful of campaign poll workers at Precinct 7-7 polls in Carroll Co at around 3:15 pm http://twitpic.com/2ogm7y: There were only a handful of campaign polling place workers at the Westminster Elementary School Precinct 7-7 polls in Carroll County at around 3:15 pm. The unopposed Republican candidate for register of Wills, Paul G. Zimmerman, in the red shirt, stopped by to chat with Marcus Lee Primm, white shirt, a campaign worker for Republican commissioner candidate for District 3, Dave Roush and several other unidentified poll workers.

http://bit.ly/d7WRoK At Westminster Elementary School, precinct 7-7 in Carroll Co, there were more signs than campaign workers, judges, or voters: http://twitpic.com/2ogcjd

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DAYHOFF: All of Westminster got fired up over 'Defense Day' in 1924

DAYHOFF: All of Westminster got fired up over 'Defense Day' in 1924

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By Kevin Dayhoff 

Posted 9/12/10


On Sept. 12, 1924, Carroll County celebrated "Defense Day" in Westminster with singing, parades, a prettiest baby contest, speeches and a beauty contest, of which the prize was $25. (No one entered.)

Much of the day's festivities took place on the Hoffa football field at what was then Western Maryland College -- now McDaniel College.

And oh, by the way ... one of the highlights of the day featured shooting up the field with machine guns. (Maybe it was the machine guns that inhibited the county's most beautiful women from entering the beauty contest?)

More research is needed to understand what "Defense Day" was all about. We obviously no longer celebrate it.

On Aug. 4, 1924, a piece in Time magazine notes that: "The project of holding a National Defense Day on Sept. 12 has met considerable opposition from pacifist bodies. President (Calvin) Coolidge undertook last week to uphold the propriety of the proposed 'Day' in a letter to the National Council for the Prevention of War ..."


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Gregg Bernstein has defeated incumbent Baltimore State's Attorney Patricia Jessamy

In one of the most closely contested races on primary election day, it appears Gregg Bernstein has defeated incumbent Baltimore State's Attorney Patricia Jessamy.  With 100% of the precincts reporting, Bernstein held a 1,421 vote lead over Jessamy.  For the latest, listen to Maryland's Morning News beginning at 5 a.m. on 1090 AM, WBAL Radio and WBAL.COM.  
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