Alisha

On April 27, 2008, SHAWNITA ALISHA MITCHELL. Survived by mother, Lavenia Pollard, daughter, Brionnia Faucett, brother, Daryyl Mitchell and a host of other family and friends. Friends may call the family owned WYLIE FUNERAL HOME P.A. OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, 9200 Liberty Road Thursday from 6-8P.M. Services Friday at Grace Presbyterian Church, 2604 Banister Road, 10:30A.M. wake11:00A.M. Funeral Interment Following. Inquiries: www.wyliefuneralhome.com.

When I hear the words “The lockout is over.” That will be my favorite event this summer. james blondell via facebook ARTSCAPE! Great food, beautiful art, awesome entertainment ... It’s always a must every year! p00kums via twitter Not an event per se, but it isn’t summer without a concert [at Merriweather Post Pavilion] kittykate19 via twitter Otakon and Artscape Neko Konnichiwa via facebook I would say going to O’s games but damn they suck!

There was a special delivery to the Mosley home on Christmas Day 17 years ago."My mom said I'm the Christmas child," said Alisha Mosley, a senior at Mount Hebron. "I was her Christmas present the year I was born because I came home Christmas Day."Alisha Mosley was born Dec. 23, 1978. She grew up like a lot of girls, taking ballet, tap and gymnastics.But at 6, the dancer wanted to dribble. She wanted to quit ballet. Her mother, Vicky, said no, and for two more years she danced. Then she quit, leaving her mother with a recital costume that never was used.

Interior designer Alisha Pitarra's design sense goes beyond her job at The House Downtown, a home furnishings store in Belvedere Square. The 29-year-old Perry Hall resident loves to decorate herself, as well. "I love to get a little glamorous; mix and match trends with vintage." Pitarra credits her husband, Greg Pitarra, owner of Bruno's Hair Design, with tending to her locks. But she knows how to tend to her frocks, like the cute black number she wore to a My Place Project fundraiser at the store.

COLLEGE PARK -- Wake Forest freshman Alisha Mosley had a right to be nervous as her team played Maryland at Cole Field House last night."All of Howard County is here to see her," said Howard senior Chanelle Carter, one of numerous county players who came to watch the former Mount Hebron standout and two-time county Player of the Year. "I'd be a little nervous, too."Said Wake Forest coach Karen Freeman: "It's hard to come back home and not be a little nervous." Whether it was nerves or the illness she is trying to fight off, Mosley had her shakiest game as a starter last night in the Demon Deacons' 74-49 loss.

If you ask her father, Alisha McClinton's busy itinerary late last week was not unusual.In Wednesday's Bob Golliday Invitational, the Perry Hall junior finished first in the 100-meter dash, second in the 200, and broke a 14-year-old meet record with a winning long jump of 17 feet, 8 inches.After track practice the next night, McClinton was playing in a club basketball league at Harford County's Bel Air High, helping her team, coached by her father, Jack McClinton II, to victory.On Friday, McClinton was singing in a school-sponsored talent show.

Alisha McClintonPerry HalltrackMcClinton won the 100 meters (11.6) and long jump (19-4 1/4 ) titles for the fourth straight year at the Baltimore County Championships, setting county records in both events. She also had gold medals in the 200 and the 4X100 relay for a total of four.

At 1:57 p.m. yesterday, Mount Hebron basketball player Alisha Mosley made what she hopes is one of the best moves of her career.And there was no basketball in sight.Mosley made her verbal commitment to attend Wake Forest official when she signed papers that will provide her a full scholarship to the ACC school. At a signing party at Mount Hebron's cafeteria, Mosley was surrounded by family, former coaches, teammates, friends and school administrators."I'm equally excited for Alisha as I am the Wake Forest program," said Mount Hebron girls basketball coach Pat Becker.

Buoyed by 13 steals Mount Hebron stole a victory from No. 15 Atholton in overtime last night as the No. 20 Vikings turned up their defensive pressure to pull out a 55-47 win over the visiting Raiders.Senior point guard Alisha Mosley scrapped for 33 points -- 10 in overtime -- eight rebounds and seven assists to pace Mount Hebron (5-3, 2-0).However, Vikings coach Pat Becker credited senior guard Sarah Eberhart (14 points) for taking the pressure off Mosley (29.7 ppg), who now has 953 career points.

On February 25, 2006, WILLIAM LEROY MATHERS Jr., lifelong residence of Southwest Baltimore, beloved son of Charlotte Rosemarie Mathers (nee Imhoff) and the late William Leroy Mathers Sr., also survived by his son William Leroy Mathers III, his sister Sharon Mc Manus, granddaughter Alisha Mathers and many nieces, nephews and cousins. A memorial service will be held Sunday, March 5, 2006, 1 P. M at Christ Church, 701 S. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD, 21230. The church is located across from the Science Center, Inner Harbor.

I nterior designer Alisha Pitarra's design sense goes beyond her job at The House Downtown, a home furnishings store in Belvedere Square. The 29-year-old Perry Hall resident loves to decorate herself, as well. "I love to get a little glamorous; mix and match trends with vintage." Pitarra credits her husband, Greg Pitarra, owner of Bruno's Hair Design, with tending to her locks. But she knows how to tend to her frocks, like the cute black number she wore to a My Place Project fundraiser at the store.

On April 27, 2008, SHAWNITA ALISHA MITCHELL. Survived by mother, Lavenia Pollard, daughter, Brionnia Faucett, brother, Daryyl Mitchell and a host of other family and friends. Friends may call the family owned WYLIE FUNERAL HOME P.A. OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, 9200 Liberty Road Thursday from 6-8P.M. Services Friday at Grace Presbyterian Church, 2604 Banister Road, 10:30A.M. wake11:00A.M. Funeral Interment Following. Inquiries: www.wyliefuneralhome.com.

On February 25, 2006, WILLIAM LEROY MATHERS Jr., lifelong residence of Southwest Baltimore, beloved son of Charlotte Rosemarie Mathers (nee Imhoff) and the late William Leroy Mathers Sr., also survived by his son William Leroy Mathers III, his sister Sharon Mc Manus, granddaughter Alisha Mathers and many nieces, nephews and cousins. A memorial service will be held Sunday, March 5, 2006, 1 P. M at Christ Church, 701 S. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD, 21230. The church is located across from the Science Center, Inner Harbor.

Michael Nagle, a member of the Columbia Festival of the Arts board, is eager to attract high school students to the annual cultural event that he helps organize and promote each year. He thinks his new recruit, Alisha Stephens, will help. Alisha, who will be a senior at Atholton High School, is one of nine high school students who will serve on local nonprofit boards for a year as part of a new program called Youth on Board, created by Leadership Howard County and sponsored by the Horizon Foundation.

On January 22, 2004; DIANE E., beloved wife of Stanley Roberson and devoted mother of Alisha and Stanley, Jr. She is also survived by FATHER, Irvin Ashley; one brother; three sisters; a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives. Friends may call at the JAMES A. MORTON & SONS FUNERAL HOMES, INC., 311 Main Street, Friday 2 to 7 PM. On Saturday, 11 AM, Mrs. Roberson will lie in state at Gospel Tabernacle, 1 Ash Avenue. The family will receive friends 12:30 to 1 PM followed by Services. Interment Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pond Town, MD.

On July 27, 2003 TANYA GAY WOOD. Beloved and cherished wife of Stanley Eugene Wood, devoted mother of Amanetta Alisha Wood and Stanley Shaka Wood, precious daughter of Reva Johnson Holland and James Herbert Holland. Loving daughter-in-law of Joseph and Marlene Wood, Sr. Dear sister of Cheryl Miller, Michelle Holmes, Maurice Holland, Gerald Johnson and James Holland Jr. and survived by a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other close family members and friends. Christian Wake at 11 A.M., immediately followed by funeral service at 11:30 A.M., Friday, August 1, 2003 at St. Mark's U.M. Church, 1440 Dorsey Road, Hanover, Md 21076.

On January 22, 2004; DIANE E., beloved wife of Stanley Roberson and devoted mother of Alisha and Stanley, Jr. She is also survived by FATHER, Irvin Ashley; one brother; three sisters; a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives. Friends may call at the JAMES A. MORTON & SONS FUNERAL HOMES, INC., 311 Main Street, Friday 2 to 7 PM. On Saturday, 11 AM, Mrs. Roberson will lie in state at Gospel Tabernacle, 1 Ash Avenue. The family will receive friends 12:30 to 1 PM followed by Services. Interment Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church Cemetery, Pond Town, MD.

Alisha Hillard is 9 years old and stands just 4 feet 5, but her confidence is sky-high heading into this weekend's Major League Baseball-sponsored Pitch, Hit & Run contest."

James R. Speares, an auto detailer and Army veteran, died of undetermined causes Friday at Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Baltimore. The Glen Burnie resident was 54. Mr. Speares was born in Baltimore and raised in Pasadena. After graduating from Northeast High School in 1967, he enlisted in the Army. He served in Germany until being discharged in 1971. Mr. Speares had worked for many years as an auto detailer for Autospa in Annapolis. The company washes, cleans and restores the exterior and interior of automobiles.

Alisha McClintonPerry HalltrackMcClinton won the 100 meters (11.6) and long jump (19-4 1/4 ) titles for the fourth straight year at the Baltimore County Championships, setting county records in both events. She also had gold medals in the 200 and the 4X100 relay for a total of four.