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You should look this good at 92. That's how old Baltimore's Flowermart is this year. And the city's rite of spring, set for Friday and Saturday in the cobblestone square beneath Robert Mills' monument to George Washington, looks much like it has for years - lemon sticks, maypole dancers and lots of flowers. The Flowermart has been preserved in time, changing little over the years and comforting Baltimoreans with its appealing sameness. Even so, Flowermart always has a fresh-start feel to it. Former Mayor Kurt Schmoke once said the celebration gives Baltimore residents a chance to see their city anew.

On April 13, 2009, EUGENE, survived by a brother, Jeff Lemon; sisters, Ruth Tindal, Delores Miller, Mary Alice Lemon and Queen E. Lemon. Visitation 2140 North Fulton Avenue, Sunday, 12 to 6 PM. Family will receive friends Monday at the chapel, 10 AM. Funeral to follow at 10:30AM.

My daughter had several warts on her hands and was able to kill them quickly with lemon juice. She dabbed the warts with a sliver of lemon three or four times a day, and all of the warts fell off within four days. Four years ago, we heard from another mother whose daughter also had warts: "Years ago, my daughter had eight plantar warts on the bottoms of her feet. She could hardly walk, and I tried everything to no avail. "A friend of mine suggested squeezing fresh lemon juice on them three or four times a day. We had nothing to lose so we tried it. Those warts turned black and fell off so fast she was completely healed within four weeks.

I've had a lemon tree growing by my driveway in Southern Maryland for at least five years. It's 20 feet tall and bore fruit for the first time this summer. Obviously it can withstand snow, freezing temperatures and drought. The lemons are mostly large and delicious. Isn't this unusual in Maryland? Lemon trees are classified as tropical. They normally need to be placed indoors as protection against Maryland's winters. However, a couple of cultivars are hardy down to 17 degrees, namely, Meyer and Lisbon.

FREDERICK - Arundel quarterback threw Billy Cosh threw for 475 yards and five touchdowns last night. Wide receiver Alec Lemon caught 16 passes for 277 yards. Those two performances would normally help a team to victory. But this was not a normal night. No. 5 Arundel couldn't stop host Linganore, which stayed hot on a cold night. The Lancers gained 639 yards of offense to end the Wildcats' season with a 59-34 victory in the Class 4A state semifinals. Cosh made spectacular throws, completing 39 of 64. Lemon (two touchdowns)

It seemed like everyone wanted to talk to Arundel's Alec Lemon after last night's Class 4A East regional playoff game against visiting North County. One kid asked Lemon to sign a football, another just wanted to say hello, while some adults conveyed their best wishes. The game Lemon had will usually draw a crowd. The senior finished with 306 all-purpose yards and scored four touchdowns - two on pass catches, one on an interception and another on the game's opening kickoff to help No. 6 Arundel to a 49-15 victory over No. 10 North County.

Tina Fey and Oprah Winfrey. Are there two bigger female stars in pop culture today? In truth, the only thing that probably matters to most readers about previews like this is the news that the two appear together tonight in Fey's Emmy Award-winning 30 Rock. That alone will likely guarantee the largest audience the series has ever known, and it is already looking like a pretty good ratings year for the sitcom about life backstage at a fictional NBC TV series. After a critically acclaimed but ratings-challenged season last year, 30 Rock opened last week with a bang, winning its highly competitive time period in the key demographics of men ages 18 to 49 and men ages 18 to 34. It did that against CSI (CBS)

4 goals allowed by the Annapolis Area Christian girls soccer team in going 11-0. The Eagles, who have won the past two Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland C Conference championships, have posted seven shutouts. Coach Paul Brophy said a big key has been the fine play of senior sweeper Christie Valentine, who moved to the back after playing forward her entire career. 5 touchdowns by Arundel wide receiver Alec Lemon in the team's 46-25 win at Meade on Friday. The Syracuse-bound senior caught four passes from Billy Cosh and ran for a TD as the Wildcats came back from a 13-point first-half deficit.

The usually potent Arundel offense started slowly last night at Meade, but quarterback Billy Cosh and wide receiver Alec Lemon helped change everything in the second half. Cosh threw five of his six touchdown passes in the second half, including three to Lemon in a 27-point fourth-quarter outburst that helped the No. 10 Wildcats rally from a 13-point first-half deficit to pull away for a 46-25 victory over the Mustangs. Overall, Cosh completed 26 of 41 passes for 364 yards, six touchdowns and three interceptions.

On September 25, 2008, SUSIE. Visitation 2140 N. Fulton Avenue, Friday 2 to 8 P.M. Family will receive friends at James Tabernacle Apostolic Church, 3400 Mondawmin Avenue, Saturday 10 A.M. Funeral to follow at 10:30 A.M.