If you saw the last page of the February Gaslight News you read that we added several photos of service personnel?to the Riverton Honor Roll Album. At the Plum Run performance this past Friday, one of the spectators?handed off to me the latest acquisition ? ?a wallet-sized photo of a 17-year-old Marine. Who knew way back then that the young man would be Mayor of Riverton in 2012?
One of the first official acts of the newly elected Mayor and Borough Council in January was the passing of?RESOLUTION 12-12 which authorizes the establishment of The Riverton Military and Veterans Affairs Committee with the designation of Robert E. Smyth as chair of this committee.
Look for?Mayor William C. Brown, Jr. and perhaps some others you might know in the Riverton Honor Roll Album ? The?Historical Society of?Riverton?s salute to?honor those men and women of Riverton who have served their country in?time of war.?
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It has a full list of all names on the Riverton War Memorial as of Feb. 2012 and displays photos of about 70 personnel (so far), newspaper clippings, posters, periodical advertisements, and memorabilia. Names of persons for whom we have photos have are indicated with an asterisk.?If you can supply us with a scan of someone already on the list, we?ll display the photo in the next update. We welcome submissions of scans of other remembrances for inclusion in our virtual online scrapbook.
If you can suggest your own name or someone else?s to be included on the Memorial, please see the instructions below.
The eligibility is as follows:?Any present or former resident of the Borough of Riverton, living or deceased, who served on active duty in the Armed Forces of the United States of America, during a time of war, is eligible to have their name placed on the memorial.
Proof of eligibility:?DD-214 (discharge papers) or a copy of your military orders. Submit proof of eligibility to?the Riverton Military & Veterans Affairs Committee.
Interested parties who would like to serve on this committee should contact Mayor Wm. C. Brown, Jr.?or Robert E. Smyth through contact info you can find on the?Riverton Borough webpage.
And please check your own family albums and scrapbooks to see if there is something in there that you could share with other Rivertonians across the miles ? and across the years. ? John McCormick, Gaslight News editor
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By Daily Record Staff
Grants awarded to two area?housing assistance programs
Two Baltimore-area housing assistance programs received grants last week from NeighborWorks America. Neighborhood Housing Services of Baltimore received a $252,200 grant, while St. Ambrose Housing Aid Center was granted $150,500. Both organizations are members of the national NeighborWorks network. Dan Ellis, executive director of the Neighborhood Housing Services group, said the funding would be used in the Park Heights community. The St. Ambrose Housing Center said the funding would be used to fund its work in housing counseling, home purchasing and foreclosure assistance. The grant was presented to the groups by Rep. Elijah C. Cummings, D-Md., who has been active in congressional efforts to investigate abuses by mortgage servicing companies.
Vacant East Baltimore paint plant?demolished, to neighborhood?s joy
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Baltimore City Council President Bernard ?Jack? Young and other city officials joined members of the Berea and Orangeville communities last week for a demolition event for the former Ainsworth Paint facility at 3200 E. Biddle St. in East Baltimore. The former paint production plant, consisting of a 42,354-square-foot manufacturing facility and a smaller laboratory building on approximately 1.5 acres, has been vacant since 1988, an eyesore and a nuisance to nearby communities. In 2007, the City Council approved an ordinance allowing the city to acquire the property through condemnation. The city got the Small Business Administration to release a $1.1 million lien against the property, and the Environmental Protection Agency agreed not to pursue cost recovery actions for emergency work completed in 1995. City officials awarded the demolition contract to Potts & Callahan in September 2011.
Three more cities and towns added?to Main Street program roster
Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Secretary Raymond A. Skinner announced Monday that three new cities and towns have been designated as Main Street Maryland communities under the department?s Main Street Maryland Program. The latest additions to the state?s roster of Main Street Maryland communities are Centreville, Ocean City and Sykesville, bringing to 26 the number of Main Street communities throughout the state. Main Street Maryland is a comprehensive downtown revitalization program that was created in 1998. Communities are competitively selected to participate in the program. According to the state housing department, the program has helped with the opening of 1,392 new businesses and the creation of 5,574 new jobs throughout the state. The National Main Streets Conference will be held in Baltimore from April 1-4.
NAI network acquired by Texas company
KLNB represents NAI in Baltimore-Washington area C-III Capital Partners LLC, of Irving, Texas, recently completed the acquisition of NAI Global, the largest network of independent commercial real estate firms worldwide, represented in the Baltimore-Washington metropolitan marketplace by KLNB LLC. NAI Global will continue to operate as a separate entity under its current management, while C-III will explore business development opportunities in strategic locations, including New York, London, Singapore and other primary global business centers. KLNB employs 77 full-time real estate brokerage professionals, of which 36 are principals of the company. Earlier this year, KLNB announced it had participated in more than $1.2 billion in commercial real estate transactions through its five full-service offices servicing the Maryland, Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia marketplaces in 2011, an all-time record for the 44-year-old company.
Riderwood residents help?Habitat for Humanity
Residents of Riderwood, a retirement community in Silver Spring, are making kitchen cabinets in their campus woodworking shop to help Montgomery County Habitat for Humanity renovate a house in Silver Spring. The house was destroyed by a fire in January 2010. Once rehabilitated, it will be occupied by a married couple with three children. The husband has worked for the Montgomery County Police Department in the Criminal Data Unit for nearly 10 years; his wife is a homemaker. Riderwood residents are making a dozen kitchen cabinets, working six days a week in order to complete the work before March 17, when the family is scheduled to move into the house. Riderwood Friends of Habitat for Humanity was created in 2006 to partner with local Habitat for Humanity affiliates to provide simple, decent and affordable housing for low-income families in Washington, D.C., and Montgomery and Prince George?s counties.
LaSalle improves fourth-quarter earnings
LaSalle Hotel Properties, a Bethesda-based lodging real estate investment trust, reported ?strong results? for the fourth quarter, posting a 19 percent increase in revenue and meeting Wall Street expectations for earnings per share. Funds from operations ? a key measure of a REIT?s financial performance ? were $28.2 million, up from $23.1 million in the 2010 period. Adjusted FFO per diluted share, excluding special charges typically not counted by analysts, were 36 cents, which met the forecasts of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters. Revenue for the 2011 quarter was $179 million, up from $161.7 million in the prior-year period. Analysts had predicted revenue of $179.3 million.
Top Chef contestant to open restaurant
Top Chef contestant Timothy Dean has signed a lease at The Boulevard at the Capital Centre in Largo. Inland Western Retail Real Estate announced the lease with TD Burger LLC on Wednesday. The restaurant, which will specialize in gourmet burgers, will occupy a 2,000-square-foot space at the retail center in Prince George?s County. The 485,564-square-foot lifestyle center is anchored by national retailers DSW, hhgregg, Shoppers World and Sports Authority, and a 12-screen Magic Johnson theater complex. Dean, a native of Prince George?s County, was a contestant on Top Chef Season 7 on the Bravo cable channel.
Chesapeake Hospitality?s newest addition
Chesapeake Hospitality, a Greenbelt-based hotel management company, said it added the 189-room Crowne Plaza Wilmington North hotel in Claymont, Del., to its portfolio of properties under management. The property, formerly called the Holiday Inn Select Wilmington/Brandywine, is the only Crowne Plaza-branded hotel in Delaware. The hotel recently underwent an $8 million renovation that updated its rooms, 12,000 square feet of meeting space and the building?s exterior. The hotel?s owner is China-based Minmetals Inc.
Annapolis streamlines preservation rules
The Annapolis Historic Preservation Commission has streamlined the review and approval process for signs and minor building improvements in the city?s historic district, it was announced by Mayor Joshua J. Cohen. The commission last week approved guidelines that will limit the number of public hearings necessary during the review process, delegating to the Chief of Historic Preservation responsibility for approving a larger number of applications. All signs will now be reviewed administratively. Minor alterations to non-historic buildings will be approved by staff, along with non-historic doors, windows and landscaping. Major additions, including new construction or a proposed major replacement, will still require commission approval.
Choice Hotels? 5,000th franchise in U.S.
Choice Hotels International Inc., of Silver Spring, a hotel franchise chain, said it has reached its 5,000th domestic property with the opening of a Comfort Suites hotel in Katy, Texas. Founded as a marketing cooperative by a group of Florida motor court owners in 1941 as Quality Courts United, Choice Hotels was the nation?s first hotel chain. Among its well-known brands are Comfort Inn, Quality, Clarion, Cambria Suites and Econo Lodge. Choice Hotels? franchisees number more than 6,100 properties worldwide, representing more than 495,000 rooms in all 50 states and over 30 countries and territories.
Bethesda firm aids Ky. apartment complex
Walker & Dunlop Inc., of Bethesda, a provider of financial services and multifamily loans to commercial real estate owners, said it provided a $7 million, non-recourse loan for Renaissance St. Andrews Apartments, a 216-unit, garden-style apartment complex in Louisville, Ky. Financing was provided under the company?s Interim Loan Program, which offers floating-rate interim loans to experienced borrowers seeking to acquire or reposition multifamily properties that do not currently qualify for permanent financing. Walker & Dunlop said it closed the 1-year term loan within 40 days of receiving the application from the borrower, which was not identified.
Kaiser Permanente unveils growth plans
Rockville-based Kaiser Permanente of the Mid-Atlantic States, a nonprofit health plan and health care provider, said it is expanding the services it provides to members in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., with several new multi-specialty facilities and expanded medical centers opening over the next two years. The new locations are in Arbutus (1701 Twin Springs Road, opening in spring 2013); Gaithersburg (665 Watkins Mills Road, opening this month); McLean, Va. (opening this summer), and Washington (opening this fall). The expanded centers are in Largo and Ashburn, Va. Kaiser operates 30 medical centers in the Baltimore-Washington region, serving nearly 500,000 members.
Two companies move to UM BioPark
The University of Maryland BioPark said two new tenants, Vigilant Bioservices LLC and Quality Solutions LLC, have relocated from Columbia to newly constructed facilities at the BioPark?s West Baltimore campus. Vigilant Bioservices provides secure storage and distribution of tissue and biologic materials for the biotechnology and transplant communities. Quality Solutions is a specialized validation, engineering and compliance services provider with broad experience in the biotech/pharma industry. With the addition of these two companies, the BioPark has 24 tenants occupying two lab/office buildings. Construction of two more buildings is expected to begin this year.
Community services grants to Annapolis
Annapolis has received three separate grants totaling $112,000, Mayor Joshua J. Cohen announced. They consist of an $80,000 Community Legacy grant and a $22,000 Technical Assistance grant, both from the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. The city also received a $10,000 ?Ladders to Success? grant from the Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County. Money will be used for physical improvements to the Stanton Community Center, a city-owned historic building that provides a wide variety of community services, and for funding the Reading and Math division of the After School Homework Club, a city Department of Recreation and Parks program at the Stanton Center.
PERSONNEL
Joe Schneider
Barbara Silverman
Hord Coplan Macht, a Baltimore-based architecture, landscape architecture, planning and interior design firm, has added two principals to its regional office in Alexandria, Va. Joe Schneider will focus on mid- and high-rise urban developments. Schneider has 20 years of mixed-use design experience, with such firms as Niles Bolton Associates. He holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Barbara Silverman joins the firm?s interior design studio studio and will concentrate her practice on high-end, mixed-use interiors. She has nearly 25 years of interior design expertise, focused on residential and corporate spaces. Silverman holds a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from the George Washington University, as well as of Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Maryland. She was most recently employed by RD Jones + Associates.
LEASES
Apria Healthcare, a provider of integrated home healthcare products and services, has leased 12,973 square feet of space at 8989 Herrmann Drive in Columbia, moving its office from Greenbelt, it was announced by Cassidy Turley, the company handling the leasing for the 40,000-square-foot office/flex building. Michael Bosica and Charles Fenwick of Cassidy Turley represented the landlord, Herrmann Drive LLC. Apria Healthcare was self-represented.
Cassidy Turley announced the addition of two industrial/flex buildings into its project leasing portfolio. The buildings, located at 7476 New Ridge Road in Hanover and 3431 Benson Avenue in Baltimore, total 132,276 square feet and are 32 percent vacant. Jarred Testa, Tilghman Herring and Michael Walsh of Cassidy Turley?s Core Industrial Leasing Team in Baltimore represent the landlord, RREEF.
Merritt Properties LLC of Woodlawn announced that Assured Information Security Inc., a government contractor, has leased 3,631 square feet of office space at bwtech@UMBC Research & Technology Park, 5523 Research Park Drive, Suite 130, in Catonsville. Representing the tenant in lease negotiations was Ted Durig of KW Commercial. Merritt was represented by its in-house leasing team of Jamie Campbell, Liz Tarran-Jones, Vince Bagli and Steve Shaw of Merritt Properties.
The OAA has always enjoyed bipartisan support because of its overarching goals and success at the local level. Rep. Fred Upton (R-MI), Chair of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said in August 2011, "I know the importance and value of folks staying at home with quality care. I believe we can save taxpayers' money and give them a better quality of life. I look forward to supporting it again."
The OAA has intergenerational support because it helps families take care of aging parents without having to quit their jobs. It makes political sense too. In January, public approval for Congress was at 13 percent, up from 11 percent in December ? record lows. One would think that showing support for the OAA might win over some voters who consider this a ?do-nothing Congress.?
Congress Should Make the OAA and Its Critical Services a Priority
So one might ask: Why can't this Congress do what others have and reauthorize this successful program and use this opportunity to make the improvements that aging experts have recommended? The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and other Leadership Council of Aging Organizations (LCAO) developed a consensus document to help Congress and the Obama Administration reauthorize the OAA. The Assistant Secretary for Aging, Kathy Greenlee, who runs the Administration on Aging and disburses the funds to the aging network, traveled across the country conducting listening sessions on how to improve the OAA?that was in the summer of 2010.
Unlike previous bipartisan reauthorizations, the House of Representatives has not held any committee hearings concerning the OAA. The Senate is moving forward with reauthorization, under the leadership of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Chairman of the Subcommittee on Primary Health and Aging in the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee. The HELP committee began the reauthorization dialogue by inviting stakeholders to share reauthorization priorities with both Democratic and Republican congressional staff members during listening sessions this past summer. This work led to the January 26, 2012, introduction of Sen. Sanders? bill, S. 2037, to reauthorize the Older Americans Act.
In his bill, Sen. Sanders identifies his priorities and calls for a 50 percent increase in funding for the four core programs:
Robin Williams? daughter, Zelda Williams, is starring in the new film, Noobz. After watching the recent Noobz trailer, you already know that pro gaming is going to get its first Hollywood movie this year. The actress who was named after the Nintendo video game heads up an all-female pro gaming clan called the Pixies, and takes on actors Moses Aria, Matt Shively, Blake Freeman, and Jason Mewes in Gears of War 3.
Williams, who?s an avid gamer, talks about eSports, her love of Xbox Live and her own gaming background in this interview.
Did you base the Pixies off any of the female pro gaming groups like PMS?
We had a bunch of professional gamers come to set and there are quite a few teams that are in the movie. They were really fun to be around. There was one group of female pro gamers that came to set very briefly one day, but the rest of the teams were male and were really interesting and we had a lot of fun. For the first two days of filming all we did was play videogames all day.
What are your thoughts about the whole eSports culture?
I think it?s an interesting culture. I don?t really know that much about it even though I am a gamer myself and I played online a lot. Pro gaming speaks to our generation going away from the standard idea of a contest in terms of what they would win money for. Previously, they have those kinds of contests where a new game would come out and if you were the first person to pitch a no hitter in MLB 2K game you would get a $1 million.
What do you think about the competitive aspect of people play games professionally?
The contests themselves are a little more interesting because even though you?re playing online versus people that you?re not actually physically playing against in terms of hitting each other or anything, you are playing against people. And you are fighting with someone who is in the same room as you, and so there?s shit talking and there?s all of this really fun stuff that we put in Noobz, as well. There?s a lot of trash talking in Noobz. It?s hilarious and it?s been really great to be around like Jason and Moses and Blake because that?s all they do. They just riff on each other all the time.
One of the biggest game competitions out there is Major League Gaming, where they have 20,000 people will show up live to watch these guys play videogames.
Which is bizarre. But mind you, there are some people who like watching other people play video games and some people who don?t. If it?s a fun game, I can sit and watch friends play a video game for hours. I used to do it all the time, and especially if you?re switching off, but as a spectator sport it?s a hilarious new development for sure. It?s not boxing. It?s not football. It?s not baseball. It?s just you?re sitting there watching people watching screens.
What did you learn from working with pro gamers that came to set?
We learned a lot of fun tricks and especially with a game (Gears of War 3) that I?m not really familiar with because the game that we play in the movie is not one that I usually play. I was more of a Halo girl growing up. Halo was actually the only first-person shooter I ever got into. They would teach us a lot of tricks and there were a lot of things about certain weapons not being as good and you don?t know which ones are overpowered unless you?ve looked up the stats. So it was interesting. It was great to have this bizarre behind-the-scenes look into how serious these games are taken by a lot of people.
When it comes to Halo have you played all the way through Reach?
I?ve played all the way through the Reach. It was so funny. There were so many people that were opposed to the whole Overshield because it was so annoying that there was so many kids who were just killing it. But I mainly play with invisibility. I constantly use that and it?s very fun because with the weapons I enjoy...I?m usually a sniper or a shotgunner?invisibility works quite well. I really enjoy ambushing people. The fun thing is that many of the people that use the Overshield don?t know how to use it properly. They just hang out in it as opposed to using it in small bursts. So you can just hang out behind them and stick a grenade to them when they come out of it. It?s really entertaining. It?s a little bit more like whack-a-mole.
Can you talk about your gaming background?
I was kind of a shy kid. I didn?t have a lot of friends growing up, and so videogames and comic books and books were basically all I wanted to be doing. But I wasn?t allowed to really play violent games because I was such an imaginative kid, I used to have nightmares. So my mom and dad would always get me Mario and Tetris and games that would keep me interested, but weren?t going to scare me when I was growing up. It?s bizarre too because it actually shaped the movies I like. The movies that I like have one plot, they?re not jumping all around. I never liked Grand Theft Auto. I never played those kinds of games because they didn?t keep my interest because there wasn?t really a beginning, middle, and end.
What?s your typical videogame schedule like when you?re not working on a movie where you literally are playing videogames like Noobz?
Even when I?m working on regular movies I will still play videogames. Depending on how big budget the movie is and how much I?m working, it will be in my trailer so I can wind down, or I?ll play when I get home. But it depends because sometimes you?re just so wiped out from working that you don?t really feel like doing anything that makes you anxious, especially playing first-person shooters. I find that they make me more stressed. So I have to play games that calm me down.
When I?m not working, which is very rare now, I like to find a day to play. I used to be really bad. I would play every day and I?d play Halo for like four hours. I?d just sit and only play Live games, order in pizza, put on the headset and enjoy myself. But you do have to be careful is because videogames are so addicting. There?s a reason why it?s such a huge industry. You want to play all the time. So I have to make sure that I only play one day and not use all of my time for something that wouldn?t help me in the end.
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FILE - In this July 27, 2011 file photo, actress Nicollette Sheridan poses for a portrait at during The Television Critics Association 2011 Summer Press Tour in Beverly Hills, Calif. Opening statements began Tuesday Feb. 28, 2012 in Sheridan's trial over her firing from "Desperate Housewives" after an alleged attack by the show's creator. (AP Photo/Dan Steinberg, file)
FILE - In this July 27, 2011 file photo, actress Nicollette Sheridan poses for a portrait at during The Television Critics Association 2011 Summer Press Tour in Beverly Hills, Calif. Opening statements began Tuesday Feb. 28, 2012 in Sheridan's trial over her firing from "Desperate Housewives" after an alleged attack by the show's creator. (AP Photo/Dan Steinberg, file)
LOS ANGELES (AP) ? Nicollette Sheridan told jurors on Thursday that she was shocked and humiliated after being struck in the head by the creator of "Desperate Housewives" on the set of the hit ABC show.
The actress was the first witness called during her trial alleging that she was fired after a dispute with creator and executive producer Marc Cherry. She is seeking more than $6 million in damages.
At the request of her attorney, Patrick Maloney, the actress demonstrated the blow by striking her lawyer in court. Sheridan contended it was a hard blow, although attorneys for Cherry and ABC claimed it was a light tap meant to give the actress some direction for a scene.
Sheridan told jurors that Cherry appeared stunned after the hit and later apologized to her.
Wearing a navy blue suit and white blouse, Sheridan split the day testifying about the show's early years and the dispute with Cherry and its aftermath.
Her character Edie Britt was killed off in the show's fifth season, when she was earning $175,000 an episode. By then, she also had been granted a portion of the series' profits by that point and was slated to earn $250,000 an episode if she remained on the series through the seventh season.
She testified that although Cherry had left her character's fate in doubt at the end of seasons three and four, he never mentioned killing her off until after he hit her and was cleared by ABC executives of wrongdoing.
Cherry and ABC have denied wrongdoing and said they will present evidence that the decision to kill off Britt was made months before his argument with Sheridan and had to be approved by top executives at the network.
The scene that led to the dispute between Sheridan and Cherry was originally not meant to include the actress' character. Her role was added after several revisions and was a short scene in which Britt needled her on-screen husband about how to write a love song.
A later script called for her to strike him with a magazine.
Maloney showed jurors various versions of the script, and played a montage of some of Sheridan's highlights from the show, including her attempting to seduce men and washing a car with her blouse unbuttoned and bra exposed.
Some jurors laughed as the scenes were played. Many had seen the show in its early seasons.
Sheridan told the panel that she wasn't similar to her character. "I think honesty is about the only thing we shared," she said.
"Desperate Housewives," a glossy prime-time comedy/soap opera with an ensemble cast including Hatcher and Longoria, made a pop-culture and ratings splash when it premiered in 2004 but has seen its audience dwindle. It is in its last season.
Cherry is expected to testify, and series stars Teri Hatcher, Eva Longoria, Marcia Cross and Felicity Huffman are listed as potential witnesses.
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Anthony McCartney can be reached at http://twitter.com/mccartneyAP
