Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Patch shares the Orioles new hats and jerseys for you to peruse before the holiday shopping season begins.
- HOLIDAY GUIDE
- Sean Welsh
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Tuesday, November 15, 2011
The Orioles are turning back the clock in 2012. No, they may not be the powerhouse club that took the field in the late 60s through the 70s. But the Orioles are leaning on their classic look for a new hat logo and a flashback alternate jersey. The club has returned to the cartoon bird hat—with a slight twist on the happy bird that perched on the players' lids in the 70s and 80s—and the ball club has added an alternate orange uniform. The team has altered its sleeve patches, too, adding one to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the opening of Oriole Park at Camden Yards. What do you think of the Orioles new hat logo and alternate uniform? TELL US IN THE COMMENTS ...
The manager of the White Marsh Boulevard store says conversion into a Walmart Supercenter will likely be completed in spring of 2012.
Don't expect construction on the Nottingham Walmart to be completed by Black Friday. The store's conversion into a Walmart Supercenter is expected to be finished between April and June of 2012, store manager Micaiah Wallace said. But as shoppers flood the store's parking lot along White Marsh Boulevard on Thanksgiving night, contractors and equipment won't be getting in the way of deals. Construction will be put on hold during the heaviest shopping hours, Wallace said. This year's Black Friday sale includes a 40-inch Emerson flatscreen television and an HP laptop, each for $248. The manager said he expects between 5,000 and 10,000 shoppers at his store on Nov. 25. Upon completion, the renovated store is expected to feature a produce …
Monday, November 14, 2011
It's the shopping season for crooks, too, so police offer advice.
You're not the only one looking forward to holiday sales. According to Baltimore County police, purse snatchers and street robbers target shoppers in the weeks between Thanksgiving and New Year's. Here are some tips released by police on Monday to keep some grinch from stealing your holiday: Have any tips to add? Tell us in the comments.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Don't have time to bake? These ideas let you get creative in kitchen when you're short on time.
- ARTS
- Roni
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
I have fond memories of baking Christmas cookies with Mom. My hands stained with food coloring and my belly full of cookie dough, we'd sit in our messy kitchen year after year. Somehow, Mom always baked everything from scratch. Now that I'm a mom myself, I want to keep up this family tradition with my son, but I find myself running out of time. Here are a few easy ideas to help you have fun with the kids this week without getting too down and dirty in the kitchen. A fun 3-D melted snowman cookie you can make with store bough cookie dough—so fun and super simple. Who said that all holiday treats need to be cookie-based? Here's a fun way to turn cheese rounds into Santa heads. Bake up some store bought cake mix and turn it into the …
Rick Castro
12:02 pm on Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Orioles haven't won anything since they changed to that bird watchers hat..Love the smiley bird!! more ›