Molly

Molly Jotkowitz, 91, formerly of Springfield, MA. passed away on September 28, 2007 in Thousand Oaks, CA. Born in Hartford, Conn. She was married to the late Max Z. Jotkowitz for 44 years. She is survived by her son Edward Jotkowitz, a daughter Janice Perlman and her husband Hazzan Emanuel, Rosalie Fromberg, six grandchildren Joseph Jotkowitz and wife Marcy, Amy Scop and husband Mark, Steven Perlman and wife Allison, Michael Jotkowitz, Benjamin Perlman and Marc Perlman and four great grandchildren.

Once Virgin Fest left Pimlico Race Course for Merriweather Post Pavilion in 2009, Baltimore - no stranger to niche music festivals - was left without an all-day, major-headliner event. The wait is over: Alt-rock heroes Weezer will headline the first-ever Charm City Music Festival on Sept. 15 at Harbor Point (1000 Wills St.), the new waterfront location across from the Caroline Street garage. Tickets go on sale next Friday, June 8 at 10 a.m. via missiontix.com and ticketmaster.com . General admission will cost $48.50, while VIP tickets will run $94.50.

On February 8, 2005, MOLLY ROSENTAL (nee Rosental); died at age 88 and was a Holocaust survivor. Longtime life and best friend of Manny Rosental; beloved mother of Ziporah Spigel and Freda Hershkovitz, both of Baltimore, MD; devoted mother-in-law of Arie Spigel and Shlomo Hershkovitz; devoted sister of Chaim Rosental of Israel and the late Zev and Moshe Rosental; loving grandmother of Scott Federman, Lisa and Gary Weinapple, Halaina Hershkovitz and fiance'...

Mary S. "Molly" Jameson, who established and directed two outreach programs at St. Vincent de Paul Roman Catholic Church in Baltimore, died Sunday of breast cancer at her Lutherville home. She was 81. The daughter of a building contractor and an educator, Mary Smart was born in Garrett County and raised in Oakland, Friendsville and Grantsville. After graduating from Oakland High School in 1948, she enrolled at what is now Towson University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in 1952.

On September 23, 2003, MOLLY MILDRED LEWISOn Tuesday, friends may call at VAUGHN C. GREENE Funeral Services, 4905 York Road, from 4:00 to 8:00 P.M. On Wednesday, Mrs. Lewis will lie instate at Church of The Redeemed, 4321 Old York Road, where the family will receive friends from 10:00 to 10:30 A.M., with services to follow. Inquiries to 410-433-7500.

On Sunday, January 2, 2005, MOLLY CAITLIN COUNIHAN, age 24, of Elkridge, MD, passed away at Holy Cross Hospital. She graduated from Watkins Mill High School in 1998, Montgomery College in 2002 and received a B.S. in Special Education from Towson University at the Universities at Shady Grove in 2004. She began teaching Special Education at Patuxent Valley Middle School in Howard County, MD in September 2004. Molly is survived by her daughter Tegan Lee Counihan (3); her mother Maxine Counihan of Urbana, MD; her father Gene Counihan of Montgomery Village, MD, and her sisters Jenny Couser, Rainey Stafford, Carrie Ratliff and Erin Counihan.

One of Baltimore's biggest companies, Constellation Energy Group, could be gobbled up by a Florida utility. What's the most serious fallout for Charm City? Losing one of Baltimore's last Fortune 500 companies? Bummer, but we'd get over it. Losing thousands of jobs. Even bigger bummer. Losing Molly Shattuck as a Ravens cheerleader. Ugh! Perish the thought! I phoned Ms. Molly the other day as news of the merger was spreading to ask what it meant for her cheerleading career. If CEO-hubby Mayo had to look for a new job, would she limit his search to NFL cities?

It was still dark at 6 a.m. in early February when Charles "Chuck" Cunningham was on his way from his home in Westminster to his job as a government cartographer in Rockville. Traffic was brisk along two-lane Route 97 in Brookville but ahead of him he could see cars swinging out and around an object on the road which, from his distance, looked like a bag or a box.As he approached, he saw that the driver of a car ahead of him had stopped and was in the road trying to wrap his coat around the object.

Mary Windsor "Molly" Harris, a Calvert School second-grader who enjoyed ballet and spending time at the beach, died of pneumonia Sunday at Sinai Hospital. The 8-year-old Ruxton resident developed breathing problems after contracting what appeared to be a cold, her family said. Born in Denver, Molly was an infant when her family moved to Ruxton in 1999. "I've known Molly since kindergarten. She was an amazing child with a huge heart. Her contagious smile could brighten the gloomiest of days.

Saluteloot demonstrated once again her fondness for a muddy racetrack by romping to a 4 1/4 -length victory in the $50,000 April Run Stakes at Pimlico yesterday. The 5-year-old daughter of Salutely is now 4-for-7 on an off track. Ridden by Mark Johnston, Saluteloot covered the 1 1/4 miles in 2:07 4/5. Molly G tracked the winner throughout, but could finish no better than second. The long shot, Roby, closed to be third. The April Run Stakes was originally carded as a turf race, but was transferred to the main track because of steady rain.

"Lovely Molly," the horrific tale of a woman either demonically possessed or tragically insane, may be the film that makes Eduardo Sanchez someone other than one of the guys responsible for 1999's "The Blair Witch Project. " Which would be fine with the Maryland-raised filmmaker, whose movie gets its local premiere tonight to cap the first day of the 14th Maryland Film Festival. "I love being one of the guys that did 'Blair Witch,' but I'm really proud of 'Lovely Molly,'" Sanchez, 44, said about the film he shot last fall in and around Hagerstown.

The senior goalie was busy and at her best Friday as the No. 2 Mawrtians (14-1) earned an 8-7 overtime win over No. 7 Notre Dame Prep. Wolf - a four-year varsity player and an All-Metro first-team selection last season - finished with 16 saves, nine coming in the second half and one in overtime to complete a 2-0 week for the Mawrtians. On Tuesday, she made four saves on seven shots in limited action as Bryn Mawr defeated Severn, 15-6. Set to play at Loyola, Wolf is rated the No. 2 goalie and the No. 12 player overall in the ESPNHS Class of 2012 Top 100. This season, she has saved 57 percent of the shots she's faced, and in her four years, she has 405 saves.

From the start of Friday afternoon's Bryn Mawr-Notre Dame Prep girls lacrosse game, Mawrtians' goalie Molly Wolf felt she was in a goalies' duel. Wolf and NDP goalie Mary-Sean Wilcox have known each other since the fifth grade and play on the same club team. Each started off the game hot, but in the end Wolf made the only save in overtime to preserve an 8-7 victory for the No. 2 Mawrtians. The No. 7 Blazers put a lot more pressure on Wolf than the visiting Mawrtians did on Wilcox, who made six terrific saves against 13 shots on goal.

The Fillmore Silver Spring just loves Wale. The rapper, who just played the Live Nation venue in late October, will return January 1. The Fillmore bills it an "Encore. " Black Cobain will open. Wale has been recently dismissed as a sell-out by many in hip hop, including other rappers . But, he's proven he's relevant, at least on the Billboard charts, with a new hit album, "Ambition. " Tickets for the standing-room only show, at $35, went on sale Friday. Also at the Fillmore: 90s vets Flogging Molly, out with album "Speed of Darkness," will perform February 24. Tickets, at $30, go on sale Friday.

The No. 7 Century Knights had heard about No. 6 Bryn Mawr. About how good they are, about how strong the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A-Conference is. So they came to the Mawrtians field with a goal. "We definitely wanted to give them a strong game and show them we're as good as they are," Allison Remenapp, the Knights' senior midfielder, said. And Century did that, as the two teams battled to the final four seconds before Bryn Mawr's Molly Danko scored the game-winner in the 3-2 match between the Carroll County public school and the private school from Baltimore.

Merriweather Post Pavilion is hosting another music festival Saturday, though this one will be almost definitely Deadmau5-fan free. It's HFStival, which returned last year after a four-year hiatus. The Avett Brothers and Flogging Molly are the biggest names on the line-up. Performers - which also include Minus the Bear and Maryland's Clutch  - will appear at three different stages. Avett Brothers, Flogging Molly, Minus the Bear and Clutch will be on the main stage. Bands Pasadena, River James and Lionize will be on the local stage.  Organizers sent over the full schedule, posted below.

These are the dog days of winter. First, word spread nationally of the accidental death of Buddy, former President Bill Clinton's 4-year-old Labrador. In innocent pursuit of a departing home contractor, the dog ran from the Clintons' home and was struck and killed by a car Wednesday. The driver of the Ford Explorer, a 17-year-old high school student, told reporters she was heartbroken. Buddy, a chocolate Lab, had a spirited rivalry with the Clintons' White House cat, Socks. But it was Buddy who went home with the Clintons when they left Washington.

At approximately 1:30 a.m. last Saturday, Michael Mountain began reading his new Harry Potter book by the glow of the roof light in his dad's Toyota Camry. The 9-year-old was dressed to spell: His dad's ancient velour bathrobe made a fine wizard's cloak. Like Harry, Michael wore big eyeglasses, but without the lenses. And his T-shirt with the pink octopus only added to the bewitching ensemble. Molly Mountain says she was so busy reading she didn't even notice what she was wearing. Michael and his 8-year-old sister had just bought two copies of "Harry Potter and The Goblet of Fire" during a midnight celebration at Barnes & Noble in Ellicott City.

Molly Shattuck might have hung up her cheerleading pompoms, but she's still got game. The oldest cheerleader in NFL history when she made the Ravens' squad in 2005, Shattuck, now 44, remains in age-defying shape and immersed in venture premised on taut abs and high kicks. She has just launched a website and video devoted to exercise and other healthful habits, called Molly Shattuck Vibrant Living. "I want to show the exercises and routines that have worked for me, but it's so much more than that," said Shattuck, who also offers advice on healthful eating and drinking at mollyshattuck.com.

A 250-year-old farmhouse, stuck at the end of a long, rutted driveway, with creaking doors, splintered stairs, snakeskins in the basement and a mysterious gaping hole hidden beneath one of the outbuildings. Sounds like the perfect setting for a horror film, right? That's what the makers of "The Possession" thought, too, when they first saw the Hagerstown home that location scouts found for their 20-day film shoot, wrapping this weekend in Western Maryland. And they were right. "This house had its own creepy kind of things that it brought along," says director Eduardo Sanchez, a Marylander who shot to fame as the first-time writer-director of 1999's "The Blair Witch Project," which brought in more than $140 million at the U.S. box office.