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NEXT ISSUE: MEMORIAL DAY MAY 20, 2026
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ANTIQUES
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Chest of Drawers, w/mirror, washstand, rocker, chair, dark oak, gd cond, $750/obo, 410‑530‑3736.
3 Tier Pie Crust Table, vg cond, can email pics, $450, 410‑530‑3736.
Scythe/Sickle Farm Tool, 5’‑1” tall, all orig hardware, $30, Mike 410‑795‑4759.
1930’s Oak Farmhouse Kitchen Table, w/ pristine metal top & (4) oak chairs, 26x39” without extending leaves, 45”x39” w/leaves, $225, 443‑540‑0467 for pics.
APPLIANCES
20”Blackstone Electric Grill, w/stand, like new, $100, 301‑774‑5184.
Convection Oven/Toaster Broiler, Cuisinart Deluxe, like new, $70, 301‑774‑5184.
Room Heater, large lantern, elec, w/candle, must see, $70, 301‑774‑5184.
1973 Oster Multi‑Speed Blender, like new quality, 2 tone light green color, w/all necessary gadgets, heavy duty glass, $12, 443‑929‑0871.
30” Frigidaire Gallery, five burner gas range, front burner needs ignitor, clean, griddle, anti‑tilt bracket, owners manual incl, $75, 410‑465‑7938 or email p.a.evans4017@gmail.com.
Mother’s Day is more than a date on the calendar—it’s a moment to pause and recognize the people who shape our lives in quiet, enduring ways. Celebrated in many countries around the world, the holiday is dedicated to honoring mothers, grandmothers, and maternal figures for their love, care, and influence.
Origins and History
The modern version of Mother’s Day has roots in the early 20th century in the United States. It was largely driven by Anna Jarvis, who wanted to create a day to honor her own mother’s legacy of compassion and community work. In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson officially declared Mother’s Day a national holiday, to be observed on the second Sunday of May.
Interestingly, celebrations of motherhood date back much further. Ancient civilizations like the Greeks and Romans held festivals dedicated to mother goddesses, while in the UK, “Mothering Sunday” has been observed since the 16th century.
How It’s Celebrated
Traditions vary widely, but the heart of the holiday remains the same: appreciation. Common ways people celebrate include:
APPLIANCES
Deluxe Cuisinart Toaster, $75, 301‑774‑5184.
ARTS & CRAFTS
Needlepoint Decorative Pillows, 17”x17”, (2), sage green, w/large center mauve floral designs, velvet backs, exc cond, $40/both, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Hardware Art Sale, May 10, 9am‑3pm (raindate May 10), cleaning up workshop, power tools, planes, antique bar clamps, paint sprayers, brass screws, nuts, bolts, wooden toolboxes, turned wooden bowls, artwork & much more, 3167 Cardinal Dr, Westminster.
ATHLETIC & EXERCISE EQUIPMENT
SEE BICYCLES CATEGORY ALSO!
Dumbbell Sets & Rack, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 & 40 lb, $150/all, 410‑736‑1078.
Cross Trainer, provides a low impact workout, 13 levels of magnetic resistance, digital console, adj seat, transport wheels, like New with original manual and instructions, assembled dimensions 62.1x32.5x55.4”, height capacity 4’x11” to 6’x6”, like new, 443‑354‑4955.
X‑Country Skis, Fischer size 190 or 215 3 pin bindings & boots, free, 301‑938‑2146.
•Giving flowers, especially carnations
•Writing heartfelt cards or letters
•Preparing meals or taking mothers out to restaurants
•Spending quality time together
In today’s digital age, celebrations have expanded to include video calls, social media tributes, and even virtual family gatherings.
The Meaning Behind the Day
While gifts and gestures are common, the deeper meaning of Mother’s Day lies in gratitude. It’s an opportunity to acknowledge emotional labor, sacrifices, and the often unseen efforts that go into nurturing families and communities.
For some, the day can also be complex. It may bring up feelings of loss, distance, or difficult relationships. Increasingly, people are recognizing the importance of inclusivity— honoring all forms of caregiving and support, not just traditional motherhood.
A Modern Perspective
Today, Mother’s Day continues to evolve. Many people are shifting away from purely commercial celebrations and focusing more on personal, meaningful expressions of thanks.
Whether it’s a simple conversation, a handwritten note, or a shared memory, the most impactful gestures are often the most sincere.
Final Thoughts
Mother’s Day serves as a reminder to appreciate the people who nurture and support us—not just on one day, but throughout the year. However you choose to celebrate, the essence of the holiday lies in recognition, respect, and love.
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MAY 14, 15, & 16
Exciting new products, continuous demonstrations & SPECIAL SHOW PRICES. Sewing machines & sergers, software, fabric, notions, books, furniture & all sewing accessories are specially priced for three days. Lunch is provided all three days, along with plenty of desserts. Don’t forget, we always have great door prizes, too! DOORS OPEN AT 9AM EACH DAY!
ADMISSION IS FREE BUT SEATING IS LIMITED - CALL 410 465-6366 TO SIGN UP!
THURSDAY, MAY 14TH
9:30-10:00....Door Prize Drawing & Announcements
10:00-12:00..The Sewing Workshop with Sally-Ann Flak
12:00-1:00....Shopping & Lunch Break
1:00-3:00......Quilted Coats & Jackets with Sally-Ann Flak
FRIDAY, MAY 15TH
9:30-10:00....Door Prize Drawing & Announcements
10:00-12:00..Mastering Your Embroidery Machine with Sally-Ann Flak
12:00-1:00....Shopping & Lunch Break
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REGULAR PRICE ON THOUSANDS OF PRODUCTS, INCLUDING FABRIC! If we run out of something, we can special order it for you & you still get the discount!
1:00-3:00......Exploring the Power of Sergers & Cover Stitch Machines with Sally-Ann Flak
SATURDAY, MAY 16TH
9:30 -10:00...Door Prize Drawing & Announcements
10:00-12:00..Tips & Tricks For Serging Garments & A New Approach to T-Shirt Quilts with Pattie Otto
12:00-1:00....Shopping & Lunch Break
1:00-3:00......Notions Commotion with our own Debbie LaFrance
ATHLETIC & EXERCISE EQUIPMENT
NordicTrack, (1)Treadmill Commercial 1750 (9/2018), like new, w/additional unopened NordicTrack motor, (2) Rower RW200 (2017), gd cond, $800/both, will sell separately, upgrading our equipment, call/text for pics or info, 443‑838‑9674.
Team Bat Bag, Diamond Sports Team 12 bat bag, black, zipper closure, adj padded shoulder strap, easy‑grab handles, zippered shoulder strap, easy grab handles, zippered side pocket, full‑length 360 degree padding for protection, holds up to 12 bats, approx 40”x10”, made w/rugged 600‑denier fabric for durability, hard to find, new in pkg, 410‑848‑5418.
AUTO PARTS & ACCESSORIES
Wanted: Old VW Cars & Parts, any cond, air cooled preferred, 301‑676‑2179.
1970 Opel GT Parts, (2) sets of doors, (1) set race ready, gd cond, no rust, other set gd cond, hood with mount, rear window, (2) quarter side windows, $400/all, for 410‑259‑8389 call or text. Alum Wheels (4), w/tires, ‘12 Honda Ridgline, $650/obo, 240‑778‑4352.
AUTOMOBILES
PREPAID CATEGORY
Corvettes Wanted, Corvettes Wanted, cars, parts, all years, MD licensed dealer, 443‑604‑3548.
1997 Cadillac Deville, 145k mi, not a scratch on her! Red w/cream leather interior, title in hand, estate sale, (1)window is stuck, garage kept, $1800 cash, 410 303‑6724.
1972 Volkswagen Super Beetle good paint, decent body, runs well, new carburetor, w/title, $4,850, 301‑676‑2179.
1992 Geo Metro Convertible, hard to find model in fair condition with good Md title. Could use some TLC. Also 1993 Geo Metro Hardtop with very good body and clear Md title; has been off the road for some time. $1950 and $950 respectively, 301‑676‑2179.
1996 Chevy Astro Window Van, 7 passenger, 2nd owner, very clean, new catalytic converter & Y pipe recently replaced. can be registered as Historic, $4,750, 301‑676‑2179.
1999 Jeep Wrangler Sahara 4.0L 5 Speed, exc cond, 140,000 mi, new top, new tires, custom wheels, rock guards, upgraded shifter and LED headlights, aftermarket stereo, $7500/obo, 240‑460‑9921
ONLY THE BEST FOR BRUNCH
(Culinary.net) Nearly nothing is better than a perfectly planned brunch. This delicious, sweet recipe could be the cherry on top of your brunch bash.
As you see your friends and family members take their first bites, you will see their faces light up with delight as they devour this Cranberry Strata. It’s made with fluffy, baked French bread, smooth cream cheese, sweet and tangy maple syrup and, of course, dried cranberries.
This recipe is easy to make and even easier to eat. With only a handful of ingredients and just a few simple steps, this dish is one you can quickly whip up when you’re in a pinch.
Plus, the end result will have you and brunch goers asking, “Why is this so good?” It’s wholesome, rich and delicious. With two layers of bread sandwiched around layers of cranberries and cream cheese, this dish is almost certain to be a new brunch favorite.
Start by mixing eggs, maple syrup and milk together in a bowl. Then in a baking dish, add a layer of French bread and top it with chunks of cream cheese. Spread the cranberries on top.
Then layer on your second sheet of French bread. Next pour your egg mixture over top of everything, making sure the bread is absorbing the flavors. Top with a dash of cinnamon and bake.
Pull it out of the oven and serve warm. You will have a gooey, creamy, melt‑in‑your‑mouth strata on your hands.
This dish is wonderful for brunch, however, it is versatile enough to be served as a family dessert, scrumptious breakfast or treat on a cold, winter day.
Between the dairy, grains and sprinkle of fruit, this dish is a star for any occasion throughout the year.
For more recipe ideas for any occasion, visit Culinary.net
Cranberry Strata
8 cups crusty French breadcrumbs
1 package (18 ounces) cream cheese
1/2 cup dried cranberries
6 eggs
2 1/4 cups milk
1/3 cup maple syrup, plus additional, for serving (optional)
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon or nutmeg
In greased, 2‑quart, rectangular baking dish, arrange about 4 cups bread pieces.
Cut cream cheese into 8‑10 slices and arrange over bread chunks. Sprinkle cranberries over bread chunks. Top with remaining bread pieces.
In medium bowl, beat together eggs, milk and 1/3 cup maple syrup. Pour over bread. Sprinkle with ground cinnamon or nutmeg.
With back of spoon or spatula, lightly press down to saturate bread with egg mixture. Cover and chill up to 24 hours in refrigerator.
Heat oven to 350 F.
Bake, covered, 45 minutes. Uncover and bake 20 minutes.
Let stand 10 minutes. Serve warm and topped with maple syrup, if desired.
FIREPLACE SHOWROOM
AUTOMOBILES
1995 Jaguar XJS, 6 cyl, convertible, 31,000 mi, green/beige interior leather, very nice, $18,500, Bob 301‑674‑2576.
BICYCLES & ACCESSORIES
Murray Brand Indoor 1 Wheel Bicycle, stand in place, girls frame style, $30; Eclipse brand 2100 HR/A model stand in place exercise machine, it’s heavy, detail description can be found online, will need at least 4 people and a truck to move it, $40, 301‑260‑0498.
BOARD & TABLE GAMES
Beautiful 8’ Slate Pool Table, w/red velvet table cover, incls balls, rack, pool sticks & stick holder, exc cond, you will need help removing, very heavy, $500 cash, 410‑795‑8342.
(Feature Impact) As you get older, your risk for some eye diseases may increase. However, there are steps you can take to keep your eyes healthy – and it starts with taking care of your overall health.
Set yourself up for a lifetime of seeing your best with these eight tips from the experts at the National Eye Institute in honor of Healthy Vision Month:
1. Find an eye doctor you trust.
Many eye diseases don’t have any early symptoms, so you could have a problem and not know it. An eye doctor can help you stay on top of your eye health. Find an eye doctor you trust by asking friends and family if they like their doctors. You can also check with your health insurance plan to find eye doctors near you.
2. Ask how often you need a dilated eye exam.
Getting a dilated eye exam is the single best thing you can do for your eye health. It’s the only way to find eye diseases early, when they’re easier to treat – and before they cause vision loss. Your eye doctor will decide how often you need an exam based on your risk for eye diseases.
3. Add more movement to your day.
Physical activity can lower your risk for health conditions that can affect your vision, like diabetes and high blood pressure. If you have trouble finding time for physical activity, try building it into other activities. Walk around while you’re on the phone, do push‑ups or stretch while you watch TV or dance while you’re doing chores. Anything that gets your heart pumping counts.
BOATS
1973 San Juan 21’ Sailboat, gd cond, incls no title & trailer, $1000/obo, 667‑478‑2563.
Kayak Ascent 10T, sit on top, w/kayak paddle, Bass Pro, very nice, $250, Dave 410‑913‑6109 lv msg. Old Town ABS Royalex Oltonar Tripper Canoe, 17’, vg cond, $775, 301‑676‑2179
Whitewater Fiberglass “ HURKA “ Kaya gel coat finished, gd/fair cond, $150, 301‑676‑2179.
BOATING EQUIPMENT
Fiberglass Boat Hulls, 16’, 17’, 18’, plus 24’ I/O, trailers avail, $500‑$800 per trailer, 410‑549‑7666. Minn Kota Outboard Electric Motor 36V, 101 lbs of thrust, used a few times in Triadelphia reservoir, new $1500, asking $500/obo, 202‑359‑42643
4. Get your family talking about eye health history.
Some eye diseases – like glaucoma and age‑related macular degeneration – can run in families. While it may not be the most exciting topic of conversation, talking about your family health history can help everyone stay healthy. The next time you’re chatting with relatives, ask if anyone knows about eye problems in your family. Be sure to share what you learn with your eye doctor to see if you need to take steps to lower your risk.
5. Step up your healthy eating game.
Eating healthy foods helps prevent health conditions – like diabetes or high blood pressure – that can put you at risk for eye problems. Eat right for your sight by adding more eye‑healthy foods to your plate, such as dark, leafy greens like spinach, kale and collard greens, and fish high in omega‑3 fatty acids like halibut, salmon or tuna.
6. Make a habit of wearing your sunglasses –even on cloudy days.
The sun’s UV rays can not only harm your skin, but the same goes for your eyes. However, wearing sunglasses that block 99‑100% of both UVA and UVB radiation can protect your eyes and lower your risk for cataracts.
7. Stay on top of long‑term health conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure.
Diabetes and high blood pressure can increase your risk for some eye diseases, like glaucoma. If you have diabetes or high blood pressure, ask your doctor about steps you can take to manage your condition and lower your risk of vision loss.
8. If you smoke, make a plan to quit.
Quitting smoking is good for your entire body, including your eyes. Kicking the habit can help lower your risk for eye diseases like macular degeneration and cataracts. Quitting smoking is hard, but it’s possible – and a plan can help.
Test your eye health knowledge with a quick quiz and find more vision resources at nei.nih. gov/hvm.
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Source: National Eye Institute
BOOKS & MAGAZINES
1950’s National Geographics, >(60) from 1948‑1961 sold together for $30; also vintage issues Nov/Dec 1917 and Jan 1919 for $60, 443‑540‑0467.
Annual Hardbacks Daily Guideposts Devotionals, years from the 90’s through 2024, buy 1 or all or any number in between, exc cond, $5/ea, 410‑461‑1766 lv msg.
Back Copies of Fur‑Fish‑Game, 301‑774‑5184.
National Geographic Magazines, exc cond, various complete years from the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, buy 1 year or all or any amount in between, $5 per year, 410‑461‑1766 lv msg. Star Wars, over (60) hard covers & 15+ magazines, $75/all, 443‑952‑0817.
BUILDING MATERIALS
Claw Foot Tub & Pedestal Sink tub was made in 1956, I have the water connection and drain all brass, installed in the 80s only used a couple of times, $500/both, negotiable, call Bill at 667‑686‑7541.
Interior Door, French Style Bi Fold (2) 1’‑6” x 6’‑8” 10 lite ‑ 2 over 5 true divided lite, solid pine wood stained mahogany color, $175, 443‑850‑6481 or email contractor829@gmail.com.
Lumber for Sale Poplar and tree of heaven 75¢/bd ft, air dried, email for size, Fricknjeep@ hotmail.com, 240‑328‑4353.
Moen Adler 5 Piece Tub & Shower Faucet Set, chrome, new, in box, $50, 410‑795‑8342.
Vinyl Cap Railings, Tigerwood color Tigerwood color, (11) pcs 6’ long & (1 piece 8’ long, $200/all, 443‑850‑6481 or email contractor829@gmail. com.
White Aluminum 6” Fascia (50+) pcs, in boxes, call or text to see 443‑386‑8309.
BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIPMENT
2 on 2 Drawer File Cabinet, legal size cabinets, $25, 410‑531‑0816.
CAMPING & OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT
Propane Grill, 301‑774‑5184
Prowler Old Trailer, free, you must remove, good for parts call for info, 443‑829‑4987. Tents, 3 man & 6 man, used 1x, like brand new, $100/both, 410‑736‑1078.
Tommy Bahama Portable Sun Shelter, 9’ wide, UPF/SPF 100+, zippered windows, new, in orig box, $25, 410‑795‑8342.
Tree Stand & Blind you take down & remove, 410‑299‑8980.
Truck Camper, 9’, sleeps 4, porta potty, propane stove, jacks, no leaks, $600, 410‑549‑7666.
CHILD/ADULT CARE
PREPAID CATEGORY
Maryland State Law requires Day Care Centers to be licensed & Day Care Homes (1 to 8 children) to be registered by the Child Care Administration prior to opening. Any Maryland resident who advertises a family day care home, or service, is required to indicate the home is registered with the MD Dept. of Education by displaying the registration number in the ad.
CHILDREN’S CORNER
Child’s Little League Baseball Glove, left handed, new cond, $5, 410‑795‑8342
Children’s Playhouse, handcrafted w/painted trim, can be used indoors, $185, 301‑676‑2179.
Hess Trucks, exc cond, in orig boxes, yrs 1981‑91, 1998 & 2000, $10/ea, 443‑745‑2012.
CLOTHING
Beautiful Cream 3 Piece Suit, jacket/vest sz 40, pants sz 32x32, new cond, $50, 410‑795‑8342.
Flannel Shirts, (3), brand new, sz xl, (2) Woolrich & (1) Pendleton, brand new, 30/ea or $75/all, 410‑241‑0363.
Many Pairs of Sketchers, casual shoes, never worn, $20 per pair or 3 pairs for $15, 703‑915‑0226.
Men’s Assorted Ties, gr cond, $1/ea, 410‑795‑8342.
Men’s Chaps Short Sleeve Dress Shirts, (10) assorted colors & designs, szs small & med, exc cond, $15/ea or $100/all, 410‑795‑8342
Men’s Jeans, Cross & Winsor relaxed fit, sizes 40x32 & 42x30, tags attached, also men’s golden tan khaki pants weatherproof, size 34x32, new, tags attached, $10/pr, 410‑795‑8342.
Men’s Outdoor Dress/Bermuda Shorts (4) prs, Hilfinger, Chaps, size 32 waist, exc cond, $10/ea or $30/all, 410‑795‑8342.
Men’s Pants, (10) prs, Hunt Club, Dockers & Lee, 38”x30”, $5/ea pr, 410‑549‑1451.
Men’s Polo by Ralph Lauren 3/4 Zip Jacket, khaki color, new cond, $25, 410‑795‑8342.
Men’s Wilson Black Motorcycle Jacket, w/silver zippers & belt buckle, sz 40, exc cond, $50, 410‑795‑8342.
Navy Nautical Style Shirts, (3), sz xl, 100% heavy cotton, features patch pockets, epaulets, regulation insignia, like new, by King Size Wear, $12, 443‑929‑8871.
Riding Boots, tall, black, size 12, gd cond, $10, 410‑442‑2777.
Women’s UNIK Heavyweight Leather Jacket, w/zip out lining, black w/wings on back & sleeves, size small, exc cond, $40, text 443‑244‑3052.
COLLECTIBLES
SEE ANTIQUES CATEGORY ALSO!
We Buy/Sell Coins, Bullion, Jewelry & Flatware! Sell to a trusted professional, one piece or entire collection! Visit our Eldersburg store at 6235 Sykesville Road. Call George 443‑340‑1015. MD License #2656. libertygoldmaryland.com.
Wanted: Old Records, Wish to purchase vinyl 45 rpm singles & LP albums 1950‑75. Also seeking radio station promotional records marked “not for sale” by known or no‑name artists. Please call Tom 410‑533‑1057.
McDonalds Stickers, complete set of (4), 1970 Slaphappys Stickers, vg cond, $40, 410‑530‑3736.
1927 Peach Dollar, ICG MS62, $172; 2005P Marine Corp Commemorative Silver Dollar, Unc, $103; 1961‑1964 Mint Sets, $136/ea; 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010 Silver Proof sets, $136/ea; 2009 Silver Proof Set, $156, 301‑676‑0673
1950’s Ladies Copper Belt, chain closure. Signed Renoir, $75/obo, 301606‑5036, pls lv msg.
Baseball Bats, Eddie Murray, Louisville Slugger mdl, R161, Hall of Fame issued #782 of 1000, $150/ea, 443‑952‑0817.
COLLECTIBLES
2004 Wheaties, Joe Paterno unopened box, $15; ‘92 Penguin Stanley Cup Champions box Frosted Flakes, unopened, $15; Penn State 1995 Rose Bowl Champion ball cap, new w/tag, $25, 410‑497‑2272.
Autos 8x10’s, Warren Spahn, Bob Feller, Juan Marchial, Brooks Robinson, Mike Mussina, $15/ ea; Justin Tucker Football card jsa, $15; Ken Singelton, Paul Blair, $5/ea, 410‑848‑1782.
Coins, 1893 Columbian Half Dollar, XF, $50; 1951 Booker T. Washington Commemorative Half Dollar, AU, $50; 1776‑1976S 40% Silver Bicentennial 3‑coin set, Proof, $80; 1884CC Morgan Dollar, MS64, $410; 1922, 1923, 1925 Peace Dollars, ICG MS63, $108/ea; 1922, 1923, 1925 Peace Dollars, ICG MS64, $117/ea, 301‑676‑06
Dale Earnhardt Wheaties Die Cast Car, 1/24 scale, produced by Elite, $125/obo, can send pics, 410‑241‑0363.
Die Cast Nascar 1/64 Match Box Transporters, also Days of Thunder Transporters dating back to the early 90’s, never been opened, 125/obo, 410‑241‑0363.
Early 20th Century Cooking Recipe Pamphlets, great recipes, classics, several dozen, $65, Kim 410‑370‑1912.
Golf Clubs, vintage, 1970s, full set of Wilson Johnny Miller‑endorsed ‘Prestige’ golf clubs (woods & irons), Master Grips, right‑handed, bag incld, perfect decoration for club room/den/bar, $40, text 443‑636‑1651 for pics
Gray Fox Mount, 301‑774‑5184.
Guardian Ware, (67) pcs, 90% never used, trays and glass lids incld, 410‑456‑0130.
Hess Toy Trucks/Car, different assortment, all new in individual box, emergency truck, rescue truck, fire truck, patrol car, $75/ea, 410‑795‑8342.
McCoy” Vintage Kookie Kettle w/black gold handle, missing lid, $20; “McCoy” large size cement planter, $15, both w/McCoy marking, yellow corn wheat, w/lid, 240‑345‑5786.
Mounted Ring Neck Pheasant mallard duck, 301‑774‑5184.
Nascar Toy Collection, Matchbox Ertl Racing Collectibles Days of Thunder, can send pics, 410‑241‑0363.
National Geographic Magazines, exc cond, various complete years from the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, buy 1 year or all or any amount in between, $5 per year, 410‑461‑1766 lv msg.
Orioles Statues, Jim Palmer, Cal Ripken, Eddie Murray, Earl Weave, Frank and Brooks Robinson, all 6 complete set $135, 410‑848‑1782.
Richard Childress/Dale Earnhardt Transporter 1 of 10,000 made by Racing Collectibles brand, new w/certificate, $125/obo, can send pics, 410‑241‑0363.
Salt & Pepper Shakers, (100) or more, $3‑$5 per set or $200/all, 240‑405‑5477 or Lioncub1@ yahoo.com.
Sports Cards, disposing 1960’s & 70’s collection, nice cond, “no junk”, 50¢/ea, Bill 240‑409‑6142.
Valuable Rookie Baseball Card Set, Harold Baines, Curt Schilling, Gary Alexander, Dave Steib, Kirk Gibson, Tony Gwynn, Wade Boggs, Ryne Sandberg, Gary Gaitti, Carney Lansford, Bob Horner, Art Howe, Ricky Henderson, and more, 443‑841‑2813.
COLLECTIBLES
Star Wars, over (60) hard covers & 15+ magazines, $75/all, 443‑952‑0817.
Vintage Collier’s Encyclopedia, complete 20 book set, copyright 1959, exc cond, $25, 410‑461‑1766 lv msg.
COMPUTERS & SOFTWARE
Open Bid, for The Sykesville American Legion Post No. 223 replacment/update of the buildings secrurity system. The Design‑Build Contractor shall provide all necessary engineering, material procurement, management, labor, materials, tools, equipment, supplies, services, components, and disposal and comply with State, County regulation & contract’s General Conditions to successfully complete the replacement of the Access Control, Burglary, Security Camera, and Fire monitoring systems. Contact Bob Barrett at postmanager.americanlegion223@gmail.com.
ELECTRONICS & ENTERTAINMENT
3M 2000 Overhead Projector, needs a bulb, $10, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Dell LCD Projector, M209 w/remote & carrying case & cord, 2.5 lbs, exc cond, works w/PowerPoint programs for teaching or group meetings, $30, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Electric Typewriter, w/cover, Brother AZ‑15 w/ extra ribbons & corrector tape, $20, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Kodak Slide Projector Ektagraphic III, w/3 carousel slide trays, exc cond, w/extra projector bulb, $45, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Portable Movie Screen, 60” wide, perf cond, great for home movies or projections, $15, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Cusinart Confection Oven, brand new, $60, 301‑774‑5184.
Dual Turntable, $200; Vector Research Stereo Receiver, $100;(2) Bose 201‑V Bookshelf Loudspeakers, $200, 443‑745‑2012. Magnavox 32” Table TV not a smart TV, plays well, exc cond, free, 410‑795‑8342.
Sony Stereo Equipment, AM/FM tuner, amplifier, 5 disc player & speakers, $200/obo, 410‑531‑0816. Technics 3‑Way Speaker System mdl SB‑CR55, w/simulated wood cabinets, vg cond, $175/both, 410‑497‑2272 or email 4Budgee@gmail.com (email preferred).
FARM & GARDEN
Prepayment Notice! Hay, Straw and Orchard Grass or other farm products for sale require prepayment.
Free Removal of Unwanted Riding Mowers, zero turns, walk behind, generators, tillers , go karts, basically anything Small Engine. Fast pick up.
Cash Buyer of Old Lawn, Garden & Farm tractors, zero turns, walk behinds, chain saws, tillers, chippers, snow blowers, 3 pt hitch implements and farm equipment. Any condition, brand or age. Fast service and pick up. Call 301‑639‑2816. Streaker’s Small Engine Repair, Service & repair on residential & commercial lawn equipment. Welding & blade sharpening. Used mowers, tractors & parts for sale. Pickup & delivery available. Free removal of unwanted equipment. 410‑442‑1523.
FARM & GARDEN
Double Shredded Mulch, Color Enhanced Mulch, Topsoil, Fill Dirt, Leafgro, Sand, Decorator Stone, Gravel, Tan MD Supreme, PA Flagstone, PA
Fieldstone & Colonial wall, Boulders, Steppers, Wallstone, Western MD Stone, Nicolock Pavers & Retaining Walls. Always free delivery (pallets not included). M/C, Visa, 410‑442‑5753 or visit www. mulch4u.com.
Premium Hardwood Mulch, wholesale & retail, black/brown, $35/cubic yard; natural $25/cubic yard; topsoil $40/yard; compost $25/cubic yard, free delivery, minimums apply, Aspen Environmental Corp, 410‑353‑7722.
Wood Chip Mulch, reground & cured, $18 per yard plus delivery, great for natural landscapes and gardens, several grades available depending on supply, 240‑357‑1567.
Free Horse Manure for Your Garden, you shovel, located in Western Howard County, near Lisbon, call Linda 301‑466‑3386.
DR Pro XLDRT Tiller, less than 15 hrs, $600, Dave 410‑371‑5866.
Iris Plants, lots of colors! 3 plants for $10, my mix of colors, 20 plants for $20, 410‑461‑1766 lv msg. 2006 Scag Tiger Cub Zero Turn, w/48” deck, issues with keeping motor running, Koher engine, approx 1000 hrs, very clean, kept inside always, $2000, Taylorsville area, pics avail, 443 2023 Craftsman T110 Gas Lawn Tractor, 2023 Craftsman T110 Gas Lawn Tractor, 42”, 17.5 hp single cylinder, like new cond, 301‑661 ‑7585.
45” Skid Steer Pallet Forks, w/48” fork blades & universal skid steer attachment, 4800 lbs weight capacity, 17”‑37” fork distance, exc cond, $520, 443‑718‑7997.
ECHO GT225 Gas Weed Trimmer, gd cond, works well for residential areas, $60, 443‑745 ‑7286.
Ford 1100 Tractor, 2 cylinder diesel, garage kept, 890 hrs, w/54” wood finish mower & 4’ scraper blade, $3500, 240‑645‑6855.
John Deere Scissor Aerator, bought new 1.5 yrs ago, used 1x in large yard, $100, delivered to MD location free (w/in 30 mi), email sidelaner@ hotmail.com or call 443‑610‑6774.
Spike Aerator, 40” wide, exc cond, $95, call or text 410‑259‑8389.
15K Winco PTO Generator, mounted on T‑shaped trailer, easy hook up to tractor rear PTO, used little, asking $1800 compare at current price approx $3300, 410‑795‑5330.
1951 Case VAC Narrow Front Tractor, w/ hydraulic lift, has front/rear wheel weights & nice straight factory fenders, has been kept inside most of its life, rebuilt carburetor, new spark plugs, wires, cap & rotor, new 6 volt battery, $995, 443‑605‑8807.
2 Stage Snowblower Attachment, John Deere 44, complete package for 100 series w/42” or 48” decks, new, $2200, asking $1200/obo, 410‑200‑7551.
2006 Vermeer Chipper, 600 XL 27 hp Kohler engine, low engine hrs, $4500/obo, call or email for pictures, located in Frederick, 301‑661‑2637 rojo56@comcast.net.
2018 John Deere x570 24hp, 48” Accel deep mulching lawn mower deck, 44” snow blower, 3 weights, chain set, extra belt & tune‑up kit, larger tractor seat, email sidelaner@hotmail.com or call 443‑610‑6774 lv msg.
FARM & GARDEN
2016 Bobcat S595 Skid Steer, 2 spd, enclosed cab, A‑71 pkg, clean, work ready, 5,4xx hrs, 1 owner, meticulously fleet maintained w/no expense spared, $19,500, 443‑605‑8807.
2023 Craftsman T110 Gas Lawn Tractor, 42”, 17.5 hp single cylinder, like new cond, 301‑661‑7585.
3 Point Hitch Fertilizer Spreader or Seeder, John Deere Frontier, $450, 410‑292‑8588.
46” Premium Heavy Duty Mulch Tractor Blades, Craftsman, new, $25, 410‑795‑8342.
Exmark Lazer Lawnmower, 72” 38 hp Kohler, gd cond, $5500, 410‑549‑3247.
Exmark One Wheel Velkey for walkbehind mowers w/hitch, gd cond, $150, 410‑549‑3247.
Exmark Turf Tracer Walk Behind Mower, 60”, 24hp Kohler, gd cond, $3500, 410‑549‑3247.
Ford 1510 Tractor & Mower Combo Shibaura engine, 12 spd, 3 cyclinder diesel, 22 hp, 5000 hrs, garage kept, oil changed regularly, w/60” woods mower deck, $8000, 301‑570‑9272 lv your name & phone number.
Free Assorted Cinder Blocks, Free Assorted Cinder Blocks, (30), gd cond, will deliver; stone water feature, w/water pump, works well as an added feature in a flower garden, gd cond, 443‑474‑5998.
Free Garden Concrete Edging Blocks, >(50), pinkish color, rounded tops, can text pic, will delivery, 443‑474‑5998.
Front Loader, brand new, for Massey Ferguson GC1700 series tractors, brand new, never used, quick attach on/off, has bucket and heavy duty grapple, incls all tractor mounting hardware, paid $7600 installed on tractor, asking $5000, will sell loader and grapple separate $2500/ea, 410‑795‑5330
John Deere Scissor Aerator, bought new 1.5 yrs ago, used 1x in large yard, $100, delivered to MD location free (w/in 30 mi), email sidelaner@ hotmail.com or call 443‑610‑677.
Lawn Roller, very nice 60”wx24”dia, w/water in it, the roller weighs approx 950 lb, $400, 410‑259‑8389.
MZ54 Husqvarna Zero Turn, 3 yrs old, 54 hrs, exc cond, 24 hp Kawasaki, engine, exc cond, $3000, 301‑385‑5944.
Older John Deere 272 Finishing Mower, w/a new belt, blades & drive pulley, no front anti scalping roller, not OSHA approved but runs strong. I load it but you pick it up, Reisterstown area, $650, 410‑608‑6423.
Push Mower, Toro Personal Pace, exc cond, incls extra blade & (3) extra wheels, $200, call or text 410‑259‑8389.
Riding Lawn Tractor, 42” cut, 19 hp Craftsman w/Briggs & Stratton engine, elec start, $290, 410‑465‑5908.
Snow Blower, E‑GO mdll SNT 2410 2‑stage 24 wide, lights, hand warmers, w/2‑56V batteries & charger, like new, used 2x, asking $1,350, 240‑732‑3765.
Spike Aerator, 40” wide, exc cond, $95, call or text 410‑259‑8389
Toro Snow Blower, great for sidewalks & small driveways, vg cond, $275, 443‑845‑1458.
John Deere 790 4WD Loader, 27 hp, 2002, hrs unknown, gd cond, $17,500; Estate 60” snow blower, 3 pt hitch, vg cond, $950, 410‑218‑1340.
CW LANDSCAPE
LOCAL COMMUNITY SERVICES
ABBA‑CHIEF TREE SERVICE TED & GERTIE HILL
Safe, friendly, affordable service. Specializing in safe removal of dangerous trees. Symmetrical trimming. Licensed tree expert. Lic #681. Over 50 years experience. Free estimates. Insured. Please clip this ad. Call 410‑875‑2967. To text 443‑536‑7420.
OAK HILL TREE EXPERTS
License #675 and #978. Free estimates, quality work, cabling, pruning, line clearance ‑ expert removals. 24 hr service. Please call 410‑549‑8733. www.oakhilltrees.com.
GUTTER
CLEANING
Leaf & debris removal, underground drains cleaned. Quality Gutter Guard at an affordable price. Power washing w/biodegradable detergent for brand new appearance. Repairs & replacements. Water problems solved. Experienced & insured. Call BMJ Home Services 410‑952‑1376 or bmjanyska@gmail. com.
TREE & STUMP REMOVAL
TREE & STUMP REMOVAL ‑ Pruning, stump grinding, land clearing, crane service up to 150’. MD Licensed Tree Expert #782. Contact Bob Berra 301‑384‑4746 or 301‑674‑3770 for the best prices!
ECONOMY STUMP REMOVAL
In business since 1999. Quantity discounts. Insured. Residential & commercial. Uprooted stumps. We use light weight, turf friendly, self propelled machines. “The cheapest guy in town...Just ask his wife!” 443‑538 ‑4369 (mobile).
ROB’S LAWN SERVICE
Mowing, mulching, trimming & leaf clean‑up. Fast estimates, quality work, reasonable rates and reliable service. Call Rob 410‑596‑4619.
PRO TREE TREE & STUMP REMOVAL
Licensed and Insured. Local Howard County Resident. Call PRO TREE at 410‑465‑TREE (8733). LTE2118.
LAWN SERVICE ‑ JEFF SMITH
Lawn Maintenance, Mulch, Stone, Shrub Trimming, Bed Clean Up, Seasonal Clean Up, Sod, Power Washing, Debris Removal, Snow Removal. When quality matters give us a call 443‑603‑4736 Classy Cloth Landscaping.
ROCKY’S TREE CARE
Specializing in pruning and removal of trees shrubs and stumps. MD Tree Expert Rocky Reynolds. Lic. #146. Insured. Free Estimates. Call cell 240‑994‑8514.
FRANK’S GARAGE
We service most types of lawn & garden equipment, select service for automobiles, trucks, trailers, farm tractors & equipment, welding & other repairs. Pick up & delivery available. Over 85 years of service to the surrounding community. Call 410‑988‑8165 or 410‑241‑0695.
ALLBRITE PRESSURE WASH, INC.
Top quality service since 1986. Specializing in House Washing. Other services include Roof Cleaning, Deck Cleaning, Cedar Home Restoration & more. Pressure Washing & Soft Washing methods. Free Estimates. Licensed & Insured. MHIC #43929. Call our family at 410‑255‑2748 or contact sales@ allbritewash.com.
POWERWASHING
Any surface professionally powerwashed. Aluminum, vinyl siding, masonry, concrete & wood. Specialize in beautiful, long‑lasting deck treatments. Since 1986. Experienced & insured. Call BMJ Home Services for a free estimate 410‑952‑1376 or bmjanyska@gmail.com.
ROLL‑OFF CONTAINERS
8, 10, 12 & 15 yd containers work great for yard cleanup, tree removal, household trash, remodeling projects, roofing jobs, & barn waste. Loading available. Call 410‑489‑7563 for pricing.
HAULING & CLEAN OUT SERVICE
Retired local police officer. Prompt, friendly service w/experience. Reasonable rates, senior discounts, free estimates. No job too small. Junk removal from houses, garages, basements, sheds, job sites, demos. Local moves, deliveries. Call 301‑775‑0001 or 301‑854‑6682.
HARDWOOD FLOORS
Installed, sanded & finished natural or stain, waxed. 50 years of quality work. Full line of Bruce prefinished flooring. Thomey’s Floor Service Inc. Call 410‑455‑9115.
TIMOTHY G. HARDY CUSTOM CABINETRY
Over 30 yrs experience making quality cabinets, kitchens, built‑ins, sturdy closet shelving, pull out drawers installed in your existing cabinets, also cabinet repairs. Free consultation, Woodbine, MD. 443‑789‑9195.
HOME REPAIR PROFESSIONAL
Experienced & dependable. Specializing in bathrooms, kitchens, club basements, closets, siding, replacement windows, trim, drywall & painting. I love old homes. Can do big & small jobs. Since 1986. Fully insured. Call BMJ Home Services for a free estimate. 410‑952‑1376 or bmjanyska@gmail.com.
LOCAL COMMUNITY SERVICES
MR. HANDYMAN
Mr. Handyman can help get your To‑Do list completed. Drywall, carpentry, caulking, gutters, painting, siding, pressure washing and more. All work guaranteed. Insured. Bonded. Locally owned and operated. MHIC#86245. 301‑695‑3636 or 410‑489‑2424. www.MrHandyman.com.
LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
Residential & Commercial. 24 hour Emergency & Bucket truck. Insured. 10% Senior Discounts. 301‑854‑5010. dahanelectric.com.
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIAN
Electrical Services for home owners & contractors. Attic & ceiling fans. LED Recessed lighting, LED Landscape & motion lighting. License, insured. Senior Discounts. Gotlight.info. 301‑931‑3415.
BGE PAINTING COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL
Interior Painting, Exterior Painting, Drywall Repair, Light Power Washing. Call today! 1‑844‑95PAINT. begpainting@yahoo.com. Licensed & Insured.
PAINTING ‑ DRYWALL
Professional interior & exterior painting. Deck & wood staining. Clean & fast. Only top quality paints & stains. Since 1986.Experience & insured. Call BMJ Home Services for a free estimate 410‑952‑1376 or bmjanyska@gmail.com.
BOBCAT MINI EXCAVATOR
for hire, small jobs, min 5 hrs, rate $650 includes hauling, 301‑674‑2576.
FRIENDLY PET BOUNDARIES
Can’t find your local dealer, we service all brands. We’re local and ready to help today. Need help installing your fence? Let us do it for you. Marylanddogfence.com. 410‑489‑2695.
OLD CLOCK REPAIR
Free estimates on old & new clock repair: cuckoo, anniversary, wind up, pendulum & electric clocks. Sykesville Clocks, 7311 Springfield Ave, next to Middle School. Hours:Sat 11am‑2pm & Sun 12pm‑2pm. Now serving the area for over 30 years. Cell phone 410‑615‑8953. In home service call for grandfather clocks‑ $85, house call 25‑mi radius.
CHIMNEY SPECIALISTS
Experienced, certified sweep (CSIA#4969). Chimneys inspected, repaired, cleaned. Relining, new construction, extensions, waterproofing. Specialize in wood, gas & pellet stove installations. Since 1986. Experienced & insured. Call BMJ Home Services 410‑952‑1376 or bmjanyska@gmail.com.
FIREPLACES & STOVES
Andirons, (2) prs in gd cond, $10/pr, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg
Fireplace Screens, (4) in different styles, all in gd cond & fit standed FP opening, pics avail upon request, $15/ea, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Fire Place Tool Set, w/stand, black wrought iron, $50, 410‑804‑3807.
Whitfield Advantage II‑T Insert Pellet Stove, gd cond, $600, 443‑812‑0058.
FIREWOOD
PREPAID CATEGORY
Maryland Weights and Measures Law requires firewood to be advertised and sold by the cord or fraction of a cord. The term face cord, townhouse cord, stack, trunkful, are not acceptable units of measure when advertising or selling firewood. A cord of firewood occupies a space of 128 cubic feet when ranked and well stowed. The most common dimensions being 4 ft. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. = 128 cubic feet.
Seasoned & Split Firewood, 3) Cords delivered & dumped, $700; (1) Cord delivered & dumped $250; unprocessed logs, (3) cords delivered & dumped, $250, Bob 301‑674‑3770.
Mixed Hardwood, Firewood, $250/cord incls local delivery, special orders available. Call 410‑489‑6909. FPO# 011002.
FURNITURE
SEE HOUSEHOLD CATEGORY ALSO!
Dining Set, w/(4) chairs, brown steel metal egs, make offer, 301‑952‑8892.
Wrought Iron Double Bed Frame w/upper stabilizer matching rails, dbl sized frame, $150, 301‑676‑2179.
FURNITURE
28” Round Drop Leaf Cherry Coffee Table, gr cond, $20, 240‑444‑7085.
Dark Wood Colonial Style China Cabinet, antique type, approx 35 1/2”w & approx 68” tall, needs some tlc, bring your own labor muscle to move it, $50, 301‑260‑0498.
Executive Desk Mahogany, 3 pedestal, 3 drawers, 60”x31 1/2”x30, u haul, 301‑439‑9270. 28” Round Drop Leaf Cherry Coffee Table, gr cond, $20, 240‑444‑7085.
Executive Desk Mahogany, 3 pedestal, 3 drawers, 60”x31 1/2”x30, u haul, 301‑439‑9270.
HEALTH & MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
Bright Healthy Smiles for Every Age! Kids, teens, adults and seniors welcome. Friendly family dental care you can trust. We accept MetLife, Cigna, and may PPO’s. Modern gentle treatment. Call 410‑750‑7855.
Hand Weights, (2) 15 lbs & (2) 20 lbs, gd cond, great for home gym, $25/both, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Evolution Motorized Wheelchair, like new, only lightly used, cost over $2000, asking $1700, 240‑388‑1466.
Fit Spine X Series Teeter, used 1x, $100/obo, 301‑525‑4243 lv msg.
HELP WANTED
PREPAID CATEGORY
Plumbing Apprentice Wanted, for residential service work. Full‑time. On the job training. No experience necessary. Must pass background and drug testing. Good pay and benefits. Call 301‑829‑1711 to inquire. Apply in person.
(BPT) ‑ Spring is here, making it the perfect time to dream up your vibrant garden. This year, think of your garden as a personal masterpiece, where colors blend and nature takes center stage. Just like a painter, you can make your colors pop by pairing bold, warm tones ‑ yellows, pinks, reds and oranges ‑ against cool blues and greens to express yourself through gorgeous, living art.
Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just getting started, there’s a whole community ready to welcome you, plus garden stores and online resources brimming with inspiration. To help you get growing, the experts at Ball Horticultural Company are sharing their top plant picks to bring your garden to life with color.
1. A pollinator’s paradise
If you love the idea of butterflies, bees and hummingbirds fluttering through your yard, try these long‑lasting, pollinator‑friendly blooms:
* Foxglove Arctic Fox™ Lemon Cream ‑ Tall stems of light yellow flowers call to hummingbirds and bees who just love to feed in the tubular florets. An easy way to keep things cheerful and buzzing in the garden.
Ageratum Monarch Magic ‑ Monarch butterflies can’t resist these fluffy purple beauties, perfect for hanging baskets or ground cover.
Zinnia Elegant Hot Mixture ‑ Bursting with pink, orange, scarlet and rose hues, these colorful zinnias add warmth to any garden bed or container.
2. Gardens that smell as good as they look
For those who enjoy the sweet aromas of flowers, these fragrant varieties will delight your senses with their natural perfumes:
* Dianthus DiaDeur™ ‑ These full, double‑bloomed carnations bring fresh bursts of pink, white and red to your garden, with a delicate fragrance to match. They thrive both indoors and outdoors and make a thoughtful hostess gift!
* Agastache Summerlong ‑ Not only beautiful, but also fragrant! These mid‑size, sorbet‑inspired blooms stand atop minty‑scented foliage that attracts both people and pollinators.
* Lavender ‘SuperBlue’ ‑ With deep blue blooms and a classic calming scent, this long‑lasting English lavender is a must‑have for any aromatic garden.
3. Moody and elegant blooms
Dare to be different and go for deep, rich hues that add a touch of drama and stand out in your landscape or containers:
* Angelonia AngelFlare™ Black ‑ The darkest Angelonia on the market, this flared variety adds an air of mystery to your flower beds and containers.
* Petunia Easy Wave Navy Velour ‑ These rich navy blooms create a stunning contrast when paired with silvery foliage.
* Coleus FlameThrower™ Adobo Pink ‑ A striking pink‑hued foliage plant that adds texture and intrigue to any garden or container.
4. Vegetables that wow
Why not add color to both your garden and your plate! These unique veggies and herbs are as delicious as they are beautiful:
* Kitchen Minis Bonsai Basil ‑ A countertop‑friendly basil plant with small, flavorful leaves ‑ no chopping required!
* Tomato WonderStar Red ‑ A large, bright red beefsteak tomato that’s as juicy as it is eye‑catching.
* Squash Green Lightning (AAS Award Winner) ‑ This early‑ripening patty pan squash features striking green stripes and a tender, delicious flavor ‑ perfect for roasting or soups. No matter what your gardening style or experience level, these stunning plants make it easy to create a space filled with color, fragrance and life. So grab your gloves, dig in, and let your garden bloom with color and joy.
P HELP WANTED
art Time Office Manager Wanted, for small home‑based arbitration business in Clarksville. Work hours and salary negotiable. Duties: emailing, typing, filing, making travel arrangements, billing clients, etc. Respond to cbocskor@cs.com or 202‑409‑7017.
HOBBIES
Bee Hives, (2), complete, almost new, $100/ea, 410‑984‑1833.
HOT TUBS & SPAS
2004 Vita Envie Hot Tub, seats 6, incl lounge, built in steps, measures 92x92x38, holds 385 gallons of water, exc cond, Tuscan Sun color, $6995, 443‑340‑5198.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
SEE FURNITURE CATEGORY ALSO! LIGHT FIXTURES/CHANDELIERS UNDER BUILDING MATERIALS!
Brass Ceiling Chandelier, 22” wide, 5 lights w/ globes, perf cond, $50, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Garment Racks, (2), new in box, never opened, (2) rods each, adj from 20”x36” to 60”x72”, $20/ both, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Stock Pot, w/lid, large 20 quart Eagleware, NSF professional grade, gd cond, $20, 443‑562‑7196 lv msg.
Aluminum 3 Quart Red Tea Kettle, new, in original box, $5, 410‑795‑8342.
Ariela Vintage Ceramic Oval Bowl or Planter, bunny design, new, in original box, $5, 410‑795 ‑8342 .
Ariela Vintage Ceramic Oval Bowl or Planter, bunny design, new, in original box, $5, 410‑795‑8342 .
Corning Ware “Spice of Life” “L’Echalote, Majolaine” 3 quart w/ Pyrex lid & “L’Echalote” 1 quart w/Pyrex lid, new cond, pick up in Carroll County (Gamber area), i can send pics, cash only $30, .call 410‑795‑4189.
George Foreman Lean Mean Grilling Machine, extra large, fat reducing, w/removable & dishwasher safe cooking grates, exc cond, $15, 410‑795‑8342
George Foreman Lean Mean Grilling Machine, extra large, fat reducing, w/removable & dishwasher safe cooking grates, exc cond, $15, 410‑795‑8342.
Huge Estate Sale, May 16 & 17, 7211 Ridge Rd, Marriottsville, furniture, new in box ladies sz 7 shoes, purses, lots of jewelry, household items, Elvis items & more.
Lighthouse Teapot, beautifully decorated, new cond, never used, $25, 410‑795‑8342.
Newbridge Damask Fabric Dining Tablecloth, hunter green, new, in orig pkg, $15, 410‑795 ‑8342.
Newbridge Damask Fabric Dining Tablecloth hunter green, new, in orig pkg, $15, 410‑795‑8342. Pasta or Salad Bowl Set, (1) large 12” serving bowl w/(4) individual 9” bowls, pretty Olive design, new, in original box, $15, 410‑795‑8342.
Quality Extra Large Dining Room Table Cloths, (2), 1960’s, lovely pattern, (1) beige & (1) light tan, washable, BO, 443‑929‑0871.
Revlon 3 Piece Stylers Curling Irons, 3/4 inch, 1 inch, 1 1/2 inch in the set, new, in original pkg, $10, 410‑795‑8342.
Sango Debutante China, 12 pc set, $150, 443 ‑745‑2012.
HUNTING & FISHING
Firearm Sales Legal Disclaimer: HoCoMo Freddies Trading Post, Inc., disclaim any and all liability for incidental or consequential damages to person(s) and/or property resulting from the sale of any Firearms via our publication(s). It is the responsibility of Buyer and Seller to ensure all required Local, State & Federal laws will be adhered to in transferring of firearms.
Beretta DT 10L Over Under Shotgun, 12 ga, sporting clays mdl 32” barrel, 7 choke tubes, new cond, wood upgrade, $7500, Randy 240‑394‑2176. Black Powder Horn, 301‑774‑5184.
Bow Tech Carbon Knight Compound Bow, fully set up, in mint cond, $300, 410‑365‑5030. Harrington & Richardson H&R Shotgun, ultra slug 12 gauge, w/bull barrell, exc cond, like new, $530/obo, call or text 410‑294‑0681.
Colt 1861 2 Band Reproduction 58 Caliber, never fired, perf cond, $900 cash, email for pics bpwrl@msn.com or call 301‑518‑0431.
HUNTING & FISHING
Browning Cobra Compound Bow, exc cond, $70, 410‑365‑5030.
Crosman Mdl 6 Powermaster Air Rifle, $40, 240‑535‑9666.
Glock 23 Gen 4, (1) magazine incl, all Maryland laws apply, 443‑896‑6825.
Hoyt Ruckus Youth Bow, fully set up w/hard case, mint cond, $175, 410‑365‑5030.
Marlin Model 444 XLR, $1500, Keith Valentine, 410‑245‑2730.
Mission Craze 2 Compound Bow, fully set up, mint cond, w/hard case, $175, 410‑365‑5030.
Mossberg 500 Pump Combo Shotgun, rifled & smooth barrels w/turkey choke, 3.5” chamber, full camouflage color, $200, ammo extra, 410‑300‑8975.
PCP Air Rifle Avenge X.177 Classic Package, w/ extras, 410‑984‑1169.
Red Fox, taxidermy mount, 301‑774‑5184.
Remington Shotgun, mdl 1100, 3” magnum, exc cond, half box shells, $575, 443‑340‑5198.
Sherican Silver Streak 1975 Pellet Gun, $324, 240‑535‑9666.
Thompson Center Hawken, .50 cal. cap lock muzzleloader rifle, legal for Maryland’s Primitive Deer Season, no FF. required, exc cond, $475, call or text Jim 240‑285‑0615.
TIKA T3 270 Cal Stainless w/shells, sling, exc cond, $800/obo, 410‑984‑1169.
JEWELRY
Michael Kors Watch, chronograph stainless steel rose gold #5896, pics avail, local pickup only in Carroll County, $110 cash please, 410‑795‑4189.
MISCELLANEOUS
Life Preservers, (2), new, never used, bright orange, $50/both, 443‑340‑5198.
Taxidermy, mounted mallard duck, 301‑774‑5184.
Taxidermy, mounted red fox, 301‑774‑5184.
Wheeled 20” Luggage, w/black fabric & pull out handle, exc cond, $10, 410‑795‑8342.
MOTORCYCLES & ATVS
SEE GO‑CARTS, GOLF CARTS & ACCESSORIES ALSO!
Old Motorcycles Wanted, any model, any cond, Mike 301‑252‑2618.
1978 Honda Goldwing, runs but needs tuning, no title, $100, needs to go, lots of extras, saddle bags, windscreen, radio, 301‑267‑1500.
1984 Honda Shadow 700cc, gd cond, runs but needs a tune up, tuned up 3 years ago but haven’t ridden it much, kept inside, 15,000 miles, $1000/obo, 202‑359‑42643.
2003 HD FxDL 100th Anniversary Low Rider, 6,918 orig mi, clean title, garage kept, D&D baloney‑cut pipes custom paint, lots of chrome, orig manuals & maintenance receipts, pics avail, must see, 410‑591‑0758.
2003 Honda ST1300A, 1 owner, garage kept, exc cond, 87,401 mi, $3300/obo, Paul 410‑788‑5173.
2007 Vespa GTV, rare classic Vespa, 1 owner, Portofino green w/matching green/leather trim, helmet (small) incld, fender‑mounted headlight, split 2 pc leather seat, windscreen, carrying case, less than 150 orig mi, $5000/offer, 301‑761‑4455.
2010 Harley Ultra Classic, silver, 13,500 mi, garage kept, very nice, $8500, Bob 301‑674 ‑2576.
2010 Harley Ultra Classic, silver, 13,500 mi, garage kept, very nice, $8500, Bob 301‑674‑2576.
2017 Suzuki SV650, less than 2,000 miles, red & white, all stock except addition of windscreen, 1 owner, garage kept, dealer maintained, will need Maryland state inspection, can email or text pics, $6,250, 443‑272‑1099.
Men’s Shadow High Visibility Motorcycle Jacket, mesh w/liner & elbow, shoulder, and back armor, size lg, exc cond, $35, 443‑244‑3052 text.
MOVING, GARAGE & YARD SALES
Community Yard Sale, Sat, May 16 at 8am, Nells Acres, 6505 Ridenour Way, hh items, collectibles, Boyd’s Bears, DVDs, jewelry, picture frames, framed wall prints, and more. All items priced to sell.
Yard Sale, May 28, 29 & 30, weather permitted. Multi‑family, “something for everyone”, 3596 W. Watersville, Mt. Airy.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Autoharp, 1967 Oscar Schmidt 15BH, wood body, exc cond, barely played, can send pics, $150, 410‑530‑3736.
Strat Type 3 Pickup Electric Guitar Copy, used, under the name “Vinci”, black, comes w/Fender Frontman 15G starter amp, set of new strings in pkg & a guitar stand, $65, 301‑260‑0498
Taylor GS Mini Guitar, plays easy & sounds great, like new, $500, 443‑516‑6235.
Yamaha PSR‑E353 Portable Keyboard & Stand, pre‑owned, exc cond, rarely used, $60, 443‑636‑1651, text for pics.
Yamaha YBB‑641 Profession Bb Tuba, w/(4) rotary valves, 25 yrs old but only played for 6 years, exc cond, w/hard case and gig bag, $6000/ obo cash, 301‑524‑0314.
PET & LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES
Fur‑Me Grooming Vacuum, w/attachment & extra filters, $100/obo, 410‑935‑8966.
Pet Jogger, by Petique’s Breeze, top notch features: large shock absorber tires, one hand twist and fold, 3 adjustable internal leashes, dual wheel brakes, easy pop off wheels, mat with pee pad insert, reflectors, zippered pocket for storage, removable fabric for washing, used 1x, $170, 410‑497‑2272 or 4Budgee@gmail.com (email preferred).
Saddle Rack, (3), $75; 3” clippers, $50; trim clippers, $10; horse measuring stick, $30, 301‑775‑4513.
Sheep/Goat Grooming Stand, solid style, non crank w/adjustable neck yolk, $125, 301‑676‑2179.
POOL & PATIO
Green Patio Chairs, (10), w/arms, used 1x, $3/ea or $25/all; (2) white patio tables, 34” dia, $5/ea, 301‑865‑5265.
Grill (LP), Char Broil commercial series, model 463247009, covered & used minimally, call or text 240‑626‑8971.
Ladder & Steps, plus vacuum hose and brush for up to a 28’ round pool , $295, 443‑340‑5198. Outdoor Bar, w/(4) chairs & (1) stool, gd cond, must see, $75, 301‑774‑5184.
Pool Ladder & Steps, plus vacuum hose & brush for up to 28’ round pool, $295, 443‑340‑3198.
Solar Cover Reel, heavy duty for 28’ round swimming pool, $125, 443‑340‑5198.
Traeger Pellet Smoker/Grill, seldom used (3 times since Oct 2022), inclds bag of pellets, full instructions, temperature probe, cast iron griddle, portable, $275 (extra $50 for cart), Sykesville, for photos, text request to 443‑540‑0467.
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES
PREPAID CATEGORY
Travel Trailer, 21’ Sunliner, 1982, vg cond, limited use ‑ 4 trips to Ocean City, $1000, 41‑549‑7666.
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
12” Slide Miter Saw, Dewalt Double bevel, compound, slide, belt drive w/work light assistant, gr cond, $350/obo, 410‑984‑1124.
15K Winco PTO Generator, mounted on T‑shaped trailer, easy hook up to tractor rear PTO, used little, asking $1800 compare at current price approx $3300, 410‑795‑5330.
16” Makita Skill‑Saw, will cut 6” insulated panels w/ease, cut 6x6 timbers in one shot, beautiful, gr cond, new blade, $250/obo, 410‑984‑1124.
Air Mover/Carpet Blower, B‑AIR 1/4 hp low profile, exc cond, like new, $175/obo, 410‑984‑1124.
Battery Operated & Corded Tools, approx (100), maybe more, many boxes of fasteners, hardwood flooring, you name it,call/text for appointment to view & purchase, 443‑386‑8309 , ask about “we do great deals”.
Carpet Blower, RIDGED AM 25000 large unit, gr cond, not used much, garage kept, $175/obo, 410‑984‑1124.
20’ Warner Aluminum Ladder, like new, $80 (less than half price), 410‑591‑4096.
Electric Drywall Sander, rotary round head & a triangle orbital head, great tool, used but in gr
TOOLS & EQUIPMENT
Hilti TE‑60 Drill & Chip Hammer, gr cond, $350/ obo, 410‑984‑1124.
HUSKEY Hardwood Floor Nailer, brand new, in box, $125, 410‑984‑1124.
Battery& Corded Tools, approx (100), shop kept, many in boxes of fasteners, hardwood flooring, you name it, call or text for appt to view & purchase, 443‑386‑8309 ask about “we do great deals”.
Craftsman 10” Direct Drive Table Saw, guide & fence incld, exc cond, $100/obo, 410‑812‑6026 lv msg.
Hardware Art Sale, May 10, 9am‑3pm (raindate May 10), cleaning up workshop, power tools, planes, antique bar clamps, paint sprayers, brass screws, nuts, bolts, wooden toolboxes, turned wooden bowls, artwork & much more, 3167 Cardinal Dr, Westminster.
Heavy Duty Steel Shelves, great for those larger garage tools & equipment, 4 shelves, 3’x4’x7.5’, disassembled, cleaned and ready to go, pics avail on request, $45, 443‑538‑3987 or Sgeorge00057@ gmail.com.
J.W. Harris Safety‑Silv 1370 Silver Soder, 45% 1/16” dia, 3 troy oz cadmium free, $120, 667‑770.0901.
Jet Dust Collector, mdl DC‑650M, 1hp, 120v/1hp, like new, $25, 240‑444‑7085.
Kubota 3200 Watt Generator, heavy duty, old school, have owned for 25 hrs, motor & generator was freshened up w/in 100 hrs, runs rough (probably carb issue,410‑984‑1124. Lincoln LN25 Inner Shield & Mig Gun, text 240‑793‑3480.
Metal Brake Tapco 10’‑6”, comes w/a material cutter, has never been touched by a utility blade, complete & recently calibrated, has an elevated work station w/lock out wheels, for universal mobility, garage kept, exc cond, $1200/obo, 410‑984‑1124.
Pipe Inspection Camera, GEN‑EYE Fiber‑optic camera, comes with 100’ camera, 10” monitor, video recorder, and a locator to locate the camera and tell you how deep it is, $600/obo, 410‑984‑1124.
Poulin Chain Saws, (1) 3400 20” & (1) 3700 18”, runs great, vg bar & chains, $325/both, 443‑845‑1458.
RIDGED 7” Wet Tile Saw, only used 1x, has a very nice aftermarket blade, $125/obo, 410‑984‑1124. Scaffolding BIJAX 5x7 Tower, 2’‑11’ platform height. Max work height is 18’ 4 bucks, 4 handrails, 4 cross braces, 4 8” casters with brakes, 3 platforms, large diagonal brace, all, 410‑984‑1124. Steel Ramps, w/wheels, 9’x12”, 301‑774‑5184. Steel Ramps, w/wheels, 9’x12”, 301‑774‑5184
TRAILERS, TOWING & ACCESSORIES
Trailer, 5x8 with ramp, hardly used, once a year to haul yard waste to Hoodsmill land fill, new boards, $900, 410‑795‑8342.
TRUCK PARTS & ACCESSORIES
Dodge Ram 18” Wheels, off 2021 4x4 Sport w/ well used tires (275/65R18), TPMS sensors (2019‑present), six lug, wheels are like new, $600/ all, 410‑984‑5637 aft 10am.
Matching General Tire “Grabber” Truck Tires, (4), off a ‘24 Silverado 275/60‑20, 20k miles of the 60K warranty, $120/all, 240‑401‑9168.
Ram 1500 20” Orig Factory Temp Spare Tire, on the rim, $25, 410‑795‑5330. Rims, (4), 20”x9”, off of 2021 GMC truck like new, flawless cond, asking $300/all, 443‑516‑6235.
Snow Chains, truck & SUV twist link tire chains for 16 inch rims, new, never used, 301‑661‑7585. WANTED
PREPAID CATEGORY
Toyota Pickup Truck or 4 Runner Needed, any year or cond accepted. Does not have to run, will pick up & pay same day. Cash. Please call Mark 443‑386‑1662.
A Super 8 Movie Projector, gd cond, Ken 443‑974‑2683. Old Pickup Truck to Restore, running or not
golf, Challedon golf course is right down the road. Don’t miss it! 3 more lots will be coming available this winter.
1103 MIDVALE AVE, MT. AIRY, MD ‑ $539,000 FANTASTIC CORNER LOT GEM! Discover this charming 3‑bed, 2.5‑bath home, with stunning curb appeal, perfectly situated on almost half acre prime corner lot. The living room’s cathedral ceilings create a bright and airy atmosphere, and the dining room opens to a large lovely deck. The lower level is an entertainer’s dream with an expansive game room, beautiful wet bar with a sink and a convenient half bath. The laundry room features a soaking tub w/ sink. The garage includes a workbench with shelves for storage and space for organizing tools. Enjoy the outdoors with a large fenced rear yard with beautiful trees,
HOWARD COUNTY
ELKRIDGE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT LADIES AUXILIARY ANNUAL YARD SALE May 30, 2026, 8am‑1pm, Eldridge Volunteer Fire Dept., 5700 Rowanberry Drive, Elkridge, Md. Important: No early birds permitted.
COMMUNITY YARD SALE ‑ WE DO IT RIGHT! Lisbon UMC, 15875 Frederick Rd, Lisbon, Md. Come to sell, come to socialize or come to shop. Don’t forget to bring your appetite or you’ll miss out on grilled hot dogs with the fixings, sausages with peppers and onions, chips, assorted drinks and other yummy snacks. Vendor participants must pre‑register to secure a space by texting Jackie Mills(240‑400‑0904). Space is $free or $10 per table is needed. Tables go quickly, don’t delay. All are welcome so treat yourself to a day of fun, food, and fellowship while hunting for your treasure! Rain date is June 20, 2026, same time same location.
148TH ANNUAL CLARKSVILLE PICNIC June 27, 2026, St. Louis Catholic Church, located 12500 Clarksville Pike, Clarksville, MD, 9am White Elephant and Plant Sales. Noon ‑7:30pm ‑ games, food, rides, entertainment and more!For more information go to www.ClarksvillePicnic.com
THE METTA MEDIATION CENTER would like to start in the public middle and high schools. By the way of “teacher training to be the meditation Instructor.” This offering is only 2 years, for the class of 2026 ‑ 2028. Those teachers, and seniors, who interesting to be the first groups to planting the Seeds of Peace, in your school, kindly contact us; by email at: arryberrigan78@gmail.com, or by letter at Arry Berrigan Klema, 13221 Triadelphia Rd, Ellicott City, MD 21042‑1140.
LONGABERGER BASKET BINGO NIGHT Sat May 2, 5:00pm at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 2892 Route 97, Glenwood. Join us for our 2nd annual basket bingo, a night of fun, games, prizes and food! $25 for 15 games. COMMUNITY PICKELBALL FESTIVAL As part of the celebration of its 10‑year anniversary, the Howard County Pickleball Association is partnering with Howard County Recreation and Parks and the Columbia Association on twoCommunity Pickleball Festivals. Date: Saturday, May 2, Rain Date: May 3. Location: Western Regional Park (Howard County Recreation and Parks). Date: Saturday, June 6 10 AM‑8 PM Rain Date: Saturday, June 13. Location: Owen Brown Tennis & Pickleball Club (Columbia Association). Pickleball is one of the fastest growing recreational activities in Howard County and a game that is especially well‑suited for mature adults. Come join the fun at these free community events that are open to all ages and pickleball skill levels. Both festivals will feature: Open play sessions. Clinics for beginners (Paddles will be provided.). A mini pickleball tournament, Music, Food Trucks, Vendors. More information will be available from: https://www.howardcountymd.gov/rap https://columbiaassociation.org/
COMMUNITY BENEFIT DINNER ‑ PASTA WITH A PURPOSE! Lisbon United Methodist Church will host its 4th Annual Pasta with a Purpose Italian Dinner on Saturday, May 2nd from 4‑7 p.m. at the church, 1 5875 Frederick Rd., Lisbon, MD. Guests will indulge in a hearty Italian feast featuring our delicious, homemade meat sauce and/or savory vegetarian sauce, classic meatballs, and pasta (with gluten‑free options available upon request). Enjoy warm garlic bread, a fresh house salad with your choice of dressing, and finish the evening with a delicious trip to the dessert table. It’s a meal you won’t want to miss! Get your tickets in advance for just $15 (410‑489‑7245 or lisbonumcoffice@gmail.com) or purchase them at the door for $17. Children ages 5‑10 are only $5, and kids under 5 get in FREE! Prefer to enjoy it at home? Carryout meals are available. Don’t miss out‑grab your tickets early and save! All proceeds from this event directly support outreach efforts that uplift and serve those in need in our local community. Join us for an unforgettable evening of delicious food, great company, and lively fun‑all while supporting a cause that truly makes a difference.
CHILDREN’S BIKE RODEO hosted by Ellicott City Volunteer Fire Department & Scouting America, Saturday, May 09, 10‑2pm, Dunloggin Middle School, 9129 Northfield Road, Ellicott City 21042. More details: https://www.ellicottcityvfa.com/.
WIZARD OF OZ thru‑June 7, Toby’s Dinner Theatre, 5900 Symphony Woods Road Columbia, MD. L. Frank Baum’s beloved story of a Kansas farm girl who travels over the rainbow to the Land of Oz has thrilled audiences for generations. This delightful musical adaptation of the classic tale features the iconic score from the MGM film. Follow Dorothy, Toto, and friends down the yellow brick road to the Emerald City to find brains, heart, courage, and the magical power of home!
SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY TOUR The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers, Tuesday, June 16, Gates open: 5:15pm, show: 6:30 pm, Merriweather Post Pavillion, 10475 LIttle Patuxent Pkw, Columbia, MD. 410‑715‑5550
TRAIN ‑ DROPS OF JUPITER: 25 YEAR IN THE ATMOSPHERE Friday, July 17, 2026. Gates open: 5:15pm, Show: 6:45pm. Merriweather Post Pavillion, 10475 LIttle Patuxent Pkw, Columbia, MD. 410‑715‑5550 ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH IN FULTON IS CALLING ALL KIDS ages 3 through 12 years to come to Vacation Bible School, July 20‑24, 2026. Our Irish Adventure, “Emerald Crossing” will be led by an Irish Lamb named Mya who will show us that the Lord Is Our Shepherd. Join us for a FREE light family dinner at 5:15 pm before our VBS program begins each night at 6:00 pm. The program ends at 7:45 pm. For a sneak preview and registration, visit https://stpaulslutheran.info . Registration is $25per child. The cost will cap at two children, so any child after the second is FREE. For more information contact Pastor James FitzGerald, 301‑725‑0241, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, 11795 Route 216, Fulton, MD 20759.
MEANS GIRLS Mean Girls, June 12‑August 23, Toby’s Dinner Theatre, 5900 Symphony Woods Road Columbia, MD. On Wednesdays we wear pink. Mean Girls, the brutally hilarious musical from book writer Tina Fey (30 Rock) is adapted from the hit 2004 film and was nominated for 12 Tony Awards. Cady Heron may have grown up on an African savanna, but nothing prepared her for the wild ways of her strange new home: suburban Illinois. How will she rise to the top of the popularity pecking order? By taking on The Plastics, led by the charming but ruthless Regina George. But Cady learns the hard way that you can’t cross a queen bee without getting stung.
CARROLL COUNTY
NATIONAL TRAIN DAY 2026 Western Maryland Railway Historical Society Museum Complex The Train Station, 41 North Main Street, Union Bridge, MD. May 9, 10am‑3pm. Open to all ages. Free Admission Come out to this special Saturday open house to celebrate the National Train Day and celebrate the joy of trains and train travel! May 10th 1869 was the day the Golden spike was driven completing the first transcendental railroad, joining east and West of our great land. Come see the history of the Western Maryland Railway both in Carroll County and the state of Maryland. The Museum collection is housed in a 124 year old Railroad Station and office building. See trains from full size ones to small model trains of all sizes scales. Our own Carroll County based Maryland Midland Railroad may have a locomotive on display. There may also be displays of equipment (weather permitting) from the “Chesapeake & Allegheny Steam Preservation Society”. There will be a Child ID Program table setup. The ID Kit allows parents to collect specific information by easily recording the physical characteristics and finger prints of their children on identification cards that they keep at home. If ever needed this ID Kit will give authorities vital information to help locate a missing child. There will be a Hot Dog stand.
25TH ANNUAL LIONS GOLF TOURNAMENT to benefit The American Diabetes Association The Lions Vision Research Foundation, Inc. Abby’s Carts of Courage, Friday, May 22, 2026, shotgun start 7:30am, $110 per golfer. Oakmont Green Golf Course, 2290 Golfview Lane, Hampstead, MD. For more information, golf registration, sponorship opportunities. Call Lion Martin Bonura: 443‑472‑5456 or email lionsbonura@ gmail.com.
CARROLL COUNTY’S 42ND MARYLAND WINE FESTIVAL Sat, June 6, 11am‑5pm, Carroll County Farm Museum, Westminster, Maryland, Carroll County’s 42nd Maryland Wine Celebration! For more information or to buy tickets: www.marylandwinefestival.org
CARROLL COUNTY
4TH ANNUAL CARROLL COUNTY CELTIC FESTIVAL June 13, 10am‑6pm, Carroll County Agriculture Center, 706 Agriculture Center, Westminster, MD. Artisans, dance performances, traditional music, food, and beer, will all be indoors. Athletics, Sheep Herding, Living History, The Gaelic Language Village, and Clans will be outside. Please plan accordingly.Admission: Adults 16‑64 ‑ TBD, Children 7‑15 ‑ TBD, Seniors 65 and over ‑ TBD. Children 7 and under are FREE. A Celebration of Celtic Life and Culture held in the heart of Carroll County, Maryland. Join us in experiencing the music, food, athletics, dancers, demonstrations and fun of all things Celtic. https://carrollcountycelticfestival.com/
ESSAY CONTEST The South Carroll Lioness Lions Club announces the 2025‑2026 American Heritage, Preservation and Patriotism Essay Contest. July 4, 2026, marks the semi‑quincentennial, 250 years of American independence from Great Britain since July 4, 1776. The essay topics for 2025‑2026 are:Elementary School (Grades 1‑5): What if the Declaration of Independence had a secret code leading to hidden treasure? Where do you think it would be hidden and why? Middle School (Grades 6‑8): Imagine you are a colonist. Write what you think about the Declaration of Independence. High School (Grades 9‑12): Pick one founding father that signed the Declaration of Independence. What motivated them to risk their lives and fortunes by declaring independence from Great Britain? How does their service and sacrifice inspire you to serve your community? Adult: Pick one founding father that signed the Declaration of Independence. How did their personal experiences and background shape their views on independence? How does their service and sacrifice inspire you to serve your community? Each entry must comply with the following program rules for participation: Use 8 “ by 11” white paper, Essay must be either typed or computer generated and double spaced, Minimum of 300 words, maximum of 500 words, Attach a separate cover sheet which includes the following information, entrant’s name, entrant’s home address including street, city, state and zip code, entrant’s home phone number, name of school or “home schooled” (except for Adults), name of sponsoring club ‑ South Carroll Lioness Lions Club. Prizes will be awarded. Completed essays should be emailed by Monday, January 5, 2026, to South Carroll Lioness Lions Club at southcarrolllions@gmail.com. Call 443‑745‑1281 if you have any questions. T
55th ANNUAL CORN ROAST Union Mills Homestead, Aug 1, 11‑4pm, $22 for adults, $10 for children, 50¢ credit card transaction fee per ticket, meal ticket includes a serving of fried chicken, applesauce, sliced tomatoes, roll and butter, iced tea or lemonade and all the roasted corn that you can eat! Corn is roasted in the husk served at your table. Other Attractions: Musical Entertainment by the Martin Brothers, Gift Shop and Blacksmith Shop open. Tours of the historic House and Mill for a fee (11am‑4pm).
FREDERICK COUNTY
SPRING CANDLE MAKING CLASS May, 2‑3:30pm, Linganore Wineries is locate 13601 Glissans Mill Road, Mt. Airy, Maryland. We invite you to join us for a delightful afternoon of custom candle making with Jay Hill of Shelley’s Scents! Perfect as a special afternoon out, or as an excuse to make a handmade gift for Mother’s Day, this class will be an event for you to relax, un(wine)d, and enjoy the creative process of candle making. We’ll provide all the materials you need to craft a beautiful, aromatic candle from scratch, plus enjoy a glass of wine of your choice. Candles will be 9oz jars made with natural soy wax. This event is for 21+ only. Ticket sales end April 23.
MOM’S NIGHT OUT May 8, 6:30pm‑9:30pm, Linganore Wineries is locate 13601 Glissans Mill Road, Mt. Airy, Maryland. Ladies Night is back, but with a Mother’s Day twist! This one’s for the moms, the dog moms, the bonus moms, and yes ‑ the women bravely raising husbands who still can’t find things in plain sight. Grab your girls and head to Linganore Winecellars for a ladies‑only evening of live music, local vendors, and your favorite wines. Shop non‑toxic handmade self‑care supplies by Fire & Fig, handmade soy wax candles from Conscious Candles Co., delicious baked goods from Bunny Bee’s Kitchen, lavender goods from Serene Lavender Farm, and more! Your ticket includes a glass of your favorite Linganore wine. Cookin’ with Greece Food Truck will be on site from 6:30‑9PM with mediterranean bites available for purchase. Live music by TBD will be held from 6:30‑8:30pm. This event is for 21+ only.
48TH ANNUAL GAS ENGINE, TRACTOR AND TRUCK SHOW June 12, 13, 14 at Virginia‑Maryland Tractor, 5509 Mt. Zion Rd, Frederick, MD. Friday June 12 Antique Collection Auction, 7pm. Memorial Bake Auction proceeds to benefit the Scholarship Fund. Saturday, June 13, 10am Antique Tractor Pull, 1pm Kiddie Pedal Pull. For more information contact Jeremiah 443‑286‑7843 or www.cmatc.org.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
SUNDAY SERENADE SERIES PRESENTS Love Riot, Sunday, May 26, Cabin John Regional Park Amphitheater, 7400 Tuckerman Ln, Bethesda, MD. Love Riot is a Baltimore‑based indie rock band started in 1993. In 1994 Love Riot won MusicQuest, a worldwide contest sponsored by Yamaha, traveling to Japan and taking grand prize. They released four critically acclaimed albums before going on a hiatus in 2000. Now Love Riot is back, with a new album, Better Now, set for early 2026 release.
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WASHINGTON NATION OPERA PRESENTS WEST SIDE STORY May 8‑10, Lyric Baltimore, 140 West Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland. Experience the Leonard Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, Arthur Laurents, and Jerome Robbins classic on a grand scale. Love divided by a turf war... chemistry that sizzles... tragedy that looms. When four of the greatest American icons of the 20th century took on Shakespeare’s story of star‑crossed lovers, it became a Broadway blockbuster. Now, the story and spectacle of West Side Story meets the scale and power of opera for a retelling you won’t forget! Artistic Director Francesca Zambello’s “expansive” (Chicago Tribune) production follows young lovers Maria and Tony as tensions rise between the Sharks and the Jets. Your favorite musical moments are here‑from the tender “Tonight” to the enduring “Somewhere”‑performed by a world‑class cast and the Washington National Opera Orchestra. Visit https://www.lyricbaltimore.com/events/detail/wno for more information and/or tickets. With dazzling original Jerome Robbins choreography set on the streets of New York and “thrilling injections of dynamism and adrenaline” (Chicago Sun‑Times), this West Side Story gets the starry treatment that only Washington National Opera can offer. West Side Story is a co‑production of Houston Grand Opera, Glimmerglass Festival, and Lyric Opera of Chicago.
WELCOME TO THE FOURTH ANNUAL WINE VILLAGE IN BALTIMORE! May 6‑31, Wednesday ‑ Thursday: 3pm ‑ 9pm, Friday ‑ Sunday: 1pm ‑ 9pm, Memorial Day Monday: 1pm ‑ 9pm. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.nWest Shore Park, Inner Harbor, 401 Light Street, Baltimore, MD. Free Admission, Are you looking for things to do in Baltimore in May? Welcome to Wine Village in Baltimore, the newest wine festival at the Inner Harbor. Following Germany’s traditional and casual wine events, it is finally time for Baltimore to get a taste of them. Enjoy a wine and food market in addition to local and international wines as well as European delicacies, summer appetizers and desserts. What can you expect? No admission ‑ you pay as you go for your food and drinks. Local and international curated wines, non‑alcoholic and kid‑friendly drinks, beer, cocktails and more. Arts & Crafts Vendors. European inspired food and more Family friendly picnic area, traditional wine‑garden as well as chill‑out seating areas. Live performances on the stage. Movie nights, a historic carousel and more kids attractions.
