Heidi

I guess no one at WJZ remembers when ABC cut away from a NFL football game to air the movie "Heidi. " Because if they did they would not have stopped the Oriole Game to broadcast "60 Minutes. " Nice move, WJZ. Don Engleman Baltimore

Illuminations and Icons, featuring the paintings of Heidi Neff, associate professor of art and design at Harford Community College, is on display at Charmed Life Gallery & Tattoo Studio, at 4505 Harford Road in Baltimore through the end of the month. The Illuminated Manuscripts series presents headlines in the style of medieval illuminated manuscripts. "Nothing seems important because everything is given equal importance," the artist said in a press release. She noted that disasters, wars and tragedies are given the same amount of attention by the media as celebrity weddings.

On November 14, 2005, HEIDI M. MITCHEM, beloved daughter of Elsa and the late Francis J. Mitchem, dear sister of Ingrid Mitchem and Christopher Mitchem and his wife Susie; loving aunt of Maximilian Mitchem-Bobick and Camden Mitchem. Friends may call at the family owned Peaceful Alternatives Funeral & Cremation Center, P.A., 2325 York Rd., Timonium 2 to 5 Saturday. A time of remembrance will be held at 3:30 PM. Memorial Contributions may be made to the Catastrophic Health Planners, Inc., 3000 Gamber Rd., Ste. 400, Finksburg, MD 21048-1550 or to the Humane League of Lancaster County, 2195 Lincoln Hwy., Lancaster, PA 17602.

I guess no one at WJZ remembers when ABC cut away from a NFL football game to air the movie "Heidi. " Because if they did they would not have stopped the Oriole Game to broadcast "60 Minutes. " Nice move, WJZ. Don Engleman Baltimore

Poor Heidi. A doctorate in art history, from Yale, no less. And still, she was always the one just along for the ride.At high school dances, she read "Death Be Not Proud" while everyone else engaged in teen-age mating rituals to the strains of Gerry and the Pacemakers.She was the only one at Gene McCarthy's New Hampshire headquarters who had never read Marcuse.As a gaggle of goofy Ann Arbor women self-actualized in the '70s, she could only watch while others vented.Heidi's personal life? Don't ask. Her lover, a rakish idealist turned cynical magazine editor-publisher, won't give her the time of day emotionally until he marries.

LORAIN, Ohio -- Brad Daugherty used to make his living pounding against 300-pound centers in the NBA. Off the court, his wife knows a much gentler man.Daugherty met Heidi at a restaurant in Ormond Beach, Fla. She was a college student working as a waitress on the breakfast shift when Daugherty walked in, covered in grease after having just worked on his friend's race car.Even so, she thought he was perfect at first sight. Later, she found out he told his racing pals, "She's cuter than a speckled pup."

Mount Airy Volunteer Fire Department named Heidi Hubble its 1996 Volunteer of the Year at an installation and awards banquet.Other honors went to Karen Crum, Emergency Medical Services Award; Doug Wallace and the Junior Fire Company, Chief's Award; and Matt Heard and Alan Siegrist, President's Award.Ladies Auxiliary President Evaleen Leon presented the fire company with a check for $40,000.The company responded to 706 fire calls and 1,007 ambulance calls in 1996. Top medical responders were Heidi Hubble, Becky Brown, Matt Heard, Bill Lawton, David Eaves, Jerry Shaw, Charles Hamilton, Doug Wallace, Alan Siegrist and Karen Crum.

''The Heidi Chronicles,'' the Pulitzer-winning comedy-drama that ran on Broadway for 19 months, has annoyed some and pleased others. Some of those who have been annoyed by the play are feminists. That may be because the play looks back on the '60s and the women's movement with wit and bite.Wendy Wasserman is the author of the play, which is currently playing at the Kennedy Center in Washington. Wasserman, who also wrote ''Isn't It Romantic?'' specializes in plays about women, in this case, women who are hovering around 40.Wasserman was an active participant in the Sixties saga.

"I think 'The Hundred Penny Box' by Sharon Bell Mathis is an interesting book because it is about a 100-year-old lady named Aunt Dew who loves her box with 100 pennies. Every year she puts a penny in her 100-year-old box. You have to use your imagination at the end to see if she dies or not."Karen LachelleElmwood Elementary"My favorite mystery in the Sweet Valley Twins and Friends series by Francine Pascal is 'Ghost in the Graveyard!' It is about two twins who are detectives. Jessica and her sister Elizabeth capture a jewel thief."

In yesterday's editions, St. Mary's basketball player Heidi Moldenhauer was incorrectly identified in a photo caption.The Sun regrets the errors.

The decision wasn't in a league with the infamous one NBC made in 1968 to cut away from the ending of an incredible AFC football game to show a rerun of the film "Heidi," but some Baltimore area viewers were feeling a "Heidi Bowl" kind of pain Sunday night when WJZ (Channel 13) left a extra inning Orioles game to carry the top-rated newsmagazine "60 Minutes. " "Epic" might be too strong a word for what was going on in Boston, but it was pretty great. The Orioles, after winning a 13-inning game Friday against the Red Sox and a regular 9-inning game Saturday, were locked in a duel with the Sox that had depleted both bull pens.

Following on the heels of the shocking shooting death this week of a Maryland puppy, The Humane Society of the United States is offering a reward. Here is the release the organization just sent out: The Humane Society of the United States is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for killing a 7-month-old golden retriever in Middletown, Md. Frederick County Animal Control gives the following account: On Wednesday morning, a resident in the 2900 block of Station Road in Middletown found his 7-month-old golden retriever puppy, Heidi, dead from an apparent gunshot wound.

Heidi Klotzman knows how to throw a party. When Klotzman was 17, she organized an outdoor fundraiser for VH1's Save the Music Foundation at her home in Phoenix in Baltimore County, complete with multiple bands and a professional stage, lighting and sound setup. About 250 high schoolers showed up for the event, which raised enough money to open a Baltimore chapter for the charity, which benefits music programs in public schools. Now 29, Klotzman has become one of Baltimore's most influential event promoters.

H eidi Klotzman says her fashion sense can change from day to day. "Some days, it's all about comfort, and I could care less. Other days, I want to be like my grandma. My grandma was very elegant. She had this regal taste about her." When we glimpsed the 28-year-old CEO/founder of HeidnSeek Entertainment at a Mother's Federal Hill Grille happy hour, she was more than just inspired by her grandmother. She was wearing a sweater dress that had once been her grandmother's. The Pikesville resident describes her style as "classic with an edge."

On October 9, 2009, HEIDI REEVES. Friends may visit the family owned March Funeral Home West, Inc., 4300 Wabash Avenue on Sunday after 1PM, where the family will receive friends on Monday at 1:30PM.

"This is Project Runway," says Heidi Klum, and without further ado we are into Season 5 of the gold standard of reality competitions - winner of a Peabody Award! - and the possibly soon-to-be-extracted jewel in the Bravo diadem. It is slated to move next year to Lifetime, into whose gynocentric Weltanschauung it will less compatibly fit. But I would guess that the fans will find it, wherever it is. It is always the same and always different. Here again is the ruling troika of "top American designer" Michael Kors; Nina Garcia, now an Elle "editor at large" rather than its fashion director (she is headed to Marie Claire)

Heidi Allard and Christopher Ude were united in marriage on December 1, 2003 at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort. Heidi is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Donald Allard, of Fairmont, WV. She received a Masters in Occupational Therapy from West Virginia University in 2001 and is employed in Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Chris is the son of Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ude, of Baltimore, MD. He received his Masters from the University of Maryland in 2002 and is employed as a Home Health Physical Therapist. Following a honeymoon to St. Lucia, the couple resides in Rock Lake, WV.

On June 9, 2003, FREDERICK B. HECKNER, "FRITZ"; beloved husband of Heidi; brother of George, Edward, William, Margaret Rehkemper and the late Mary C. Heckner. The Memorial is Private.

101COOKBOOKS.COM "When you own over 100 cookbooks, it is time to stop buying, and start cooking," San Francisco cookbook author Heidi Swanson writes in the introduction to this blog. Fortunately, Swanson shares the fruits of her labors with the rest of us here, with a well-organized catalog of recipes and beautiful photographs accompanied by her cooking notes. Kate Shatzkin

They are mothers just like so many other women, but these Harford County moms have faced uncommon challenges and hardships. A Bel Air mother who learned that her 9-year-old son had a rare bone cancer; an Edgewood woman who was left to raise nine children alone after her husband was shot and killed by a would-be gang member; the mom from Abingdon who endured her husband's deployment to Afghanistan; and a Fallston woman who faced providing long-term care...