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Helen M. 'Candy' Byrnes, a former Roland Park Country School bookstore manager and family entertainer, dies – Capital Gazette - Vimarsana News

Helen M. 'Candy' Byrnes, a former Roland Park Country School bookstore manager and family entertainer, dies – Capital Gazette

Helen M. “Candy” Byrnes, who encouraged students to become readers while she ran the Roland Park Country School bookstore and was an intrepid family entertainer, died of pulmonary complications May 11 at her Cedarcroft home. She was 77.

Bits & Bites: Woodberry Kitchen auctions off items, Shark on the Harbor sells, and The Local Oyster hits delays - Vimarsana News

Bits & Bites: Woodberry Kitchen auctions off items, Shark on the Harbor sells, and The Local Oyster hits delays

Spring is the time for new beginnings and some local restaurants are ready to forge new paths.

What does Maryland's gas tax pause mean for motorists — and when will prices drop? - Vimarsana News

What does Maryland's gas tax pause mean for motorists — and when will prices drop?

Maryland government leaders have proposed suspending the state's gasoline tax. What does that mean for motorists?

What does Maryland's gas tax pause mean for motorists — and when will prices drop? - Vimarsana News

What does Maryland's gas tax pause mean for motorists — and when will prices drop?

Maryland government leaders have proposed suspending the state's gasoline tax. What does that mean for motorists?

Baltimore County executive proposes bill making it easier for police to shutter 'nuisance' businesses - Vimarsana News

Baltimore County executive proposes bill making it easier for police to shutter 'nuisance' businesses

Closing "public nuisance" businesses would be easier for police under a bill proposed Monday by Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr.