An Eye for Art: Westminster sculptor hits his stride with public art
Tom Sterner, sculptor who lives near Union Mills, made his first public sculpture titled “Sprouts,” for the City of Westminster in 2018.
Source: baltimoresun.com
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Westminster voter's guide 2023: Here's where candidates for Common Council stand on the issues – Capital Gazette
Four candidates are running for three open seats in the May 9 Westminster Common Council election. Here's where they stand on the issues.
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Westminster voter's guide 2023: Here's where candidates for Common Council stand on the issues – Baltimore Sun
Four candidates are running for three open seats in the May 9 Westminster Common Council election. Here's where they stand on the issues.
Source: baltimoresun.com
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Fritz family of New Windsor is inducted by Wes Moore into Governor's Agriculture Hall of Fame – Baltimore Sun
Six generations of the Fritz family have spent the last 110 years farming Carroll County land, and their commitment was honored last week by Gov. Wes Moore, who celebrated the family by making them this year’s entry into the Governor’s Agriculture Hall of Fame.
Source: baltimoresun.com
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Westminster artist working to create 22-foot 'Raventree' sculpture for installation at Wakefield Valley Park this summer – Baltimore Sun
Wakefield Valley Park in Westminster will feature a new 22-foot sculpture, Raventree, this July, thanks to a Maryland State Art Council grant of just over $43 thousand. The piece of public art depicts a tree, which is made from light-catching stainless steel, and numerous life-sized ravens perching in some of its 64 branches.
Source: baltimoresun.com