Labyrinth

On Wednesday, January 18, 2006, MORRIS PROHOVNIK beloved husband of Faye Prohovnik (nee Glanzman) loving father of Helane Cooper of Louisville, KY, devoted father-in-law of David Cooper, beloved brother of the late Julius Prohovnik, Rose Marks, Elsie Gail and Molly Bluestein, loving grandfather of Brian, Michael and Allison Cooper. Also survived by loving nieces, nephews and many dear friends. Services at SOL LEVINSON & BROS INC., 8900 Reisterstown Road at Mt. Wilson Lane on Friday, January 20 at 12 noon.

On Tuesday, December 20, 2005 HILDA STEINHARTER (nee Strauss); loving wife of the late Jacob Steinharter; beloved mother of Chani Kaminsky of Far Rockaway, NY., Mariam Gutman of Brooklyn, NY., Yitzchok Steinharter of Baltimore, MD., Naomi Gerber of Brooklyn, NY., Layah Zucker of Brooklyn, NY. and Bernie Steinharter of Baltimore, MD.; loving sister of Max A. Strauss of Cleveland Heights, OH. Also survived by many loving grandchildren and great-grandchildren....

Teens discover new paths Two pyramidal heaps of stone at the entrance mark the start of the winding pathway. They also mark fresh beginnings for the students who have toiled for weeks in the dirt and mulch. The students at the Gateway School in Westminster - an alternative school for middle- and high-school students serving extended suspensions or struggling with learning disabilities or behavioral and emotional problems - acknowledge that at first they whined about having to get their hands and shoes dirty.

Hoping for brighter skies after a hard rain essentially washed out last year's festivities, Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts is getting into the Annapolis Artworks 2005 act and inviting the public to an open house Saturday. Artworks, in its second year, begins today. The five-day cultural celebration will have up to 100 sites for visual and performing arts. Numerous gallery openings showing crafts, folk art and jewelery, along with a City Hall multimedia exhibit called Splash! have been timed to coincide with the festival.

On Friday, April 1, 2005, JERALD M. ROSENSTEIN; beloved son of Selma (nee Darwin) and the late Hyman Rosenstein; beloved brother of Stanley B. Rosenstein of Owings Mills, MD, and Jane Scheinin, of Baltimore, MD; brother-in-law of Lynn B. Rosenstein and Gary Scheinin; adored uncle of Heather Plotkin and Todd J. Rosenstein. Also survived by two loving great-nephews. Services at SOL LEVINSON AND BROS INC., 8900 Reisterstown Rd at Mt. Wilson Lane, on Wednesday, April 6 at 10 A.M. Interment Maryland Veterans Cemetery-Garrison Forest Road.

On Thursday, December 16, 2004, CANTOR LOUIS J. HERMAN; beloved husband of Yetta Press Freedman Herman; loving father of Rabbi Simcha C. Freedman of Boca Raton, FL, Mrs. Rickey Goodman of Huntington Valley, PA and Rabbi David E. Herman of Baltimore, MD; beloved father-in-law of Anna Freedman, Stephen Goodman and Yetty M. Herman; adored Zayda of Dr. Samuel and Emmanuel Freedman, Dr. Benjamin and Cara Freedman, Dr. Alan and Shira Woronoff, Brian and Rachel...

On December 8, 2004 WILLIAM beloved husband of Annette Weiner (nee Friedman); beloved father of Dr. Fran Weiner Taub of Cherry Hill, NJ and Michele Lockman of Philadelphia, PA., beloved father-in-law of Dr. Bill Taub and Dr. Bruce Lockman; beloved brother of Evelyn Levy and Miriam Khan, both of Baltimore, MD and the late Alex and Leon Weiner; beloved brother-in-law of Larry Levy, Arnold Khan, Thelma Weiner and the late Barbara Goren; loving grandfather of...

On Sunday December 5, 2004, ALVIN SILVERMAN, of Sarasota, FL, formerly of Baltimore, loving husband of Shirley Silverman (nee Plotkin) beloved father of Sydnee Boyd of Burlington, VT, and Dr. Steven (Skippy) Silverman of Sarasota, FL, devoted father-in-law of Bobby Boyd and Bonnie Silverman, loving son of the late Samuel and Reba Silverman, devoted brother of Stanley Silverman of Baltimore, MD, and the late Herbert Silverman, beloved brother-in-law of Carolyn Silverman, loving grandfather of Jackson Boyd, Laurie Silverman and Danny Silverman.

Not far from where Johnny Unitas once went deep to Raymond Berry in front of cheering crowds at Memorial Stadium, visitors can now step into a considerably more tranquil patch of green space. The famous stadium on East 33rd Street has been replaced by Stadium Place, an ambitious urban revitalization project that includes a YMCA, new housing and ThanksGiving Place, a recently opened meditation garden. The 1-acre plaza, the centerpiece of an affordable-housing development, is intended as a place of spiritual refuge.

On Friday, December 19, 2003, STEVEN CAPLAN; loving husband of Judy Caplan (nee Cimino); beloved father of Steven J. Caplan, Jr. and Robyn Caplan; devoted son of Donald and Joan Caplan; beloved brother of the late Robin Caplan Norris; devoted uncle of Jason Norris. Funeral Services and interment at the Beth Tfiloh Congregation Cemetery, 5800 Windsor Mill Road, on Sunday, December 21, at 10 A.M. Please omit flowers. In mourning at 7507 Labyrinth Road (21208). Arrangements by SOL LEVINSON & BROS.