Perry Hall

The Cunninghams found their contemporary home in Camelot. "That's what the previous owner called his house," Carolyn Cunningham said of the 1985, custom-built, two-story home of brick and cedar-shake that the couple purchased five years ago. "It was everything he wanted in a house." Clean modern lines, a basement, and an acre were everything the Cunninghams wanted, so they put a bid on the house and took possession in February 2002 for $340,000. "It was in great shape," Allen Cunningham, 48, said.

Robert Jemellaro, a retired Constellation Energy human resources director, died Friday at the Brighton Gardens nursing home of a heart attack. The Perry Hall resident was 67. Born in Baltimore and raised in Highlandtown, Mr. Jemellaro was a 1958 graduate of Patterson Park High School and was student body president. He attended the University of Baltimore and the Maryland Institute College of Art. He served in the Army. He joined Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. on a work-study program. He initially worked in customer service and remained with the company, eventually becoming director of human resources with Constellation, the parent of BGE. He retired in 1998.

Laurie E. Williams, a homemaker and former Ocean City resident, died of liver and kidney failure May 21 at a hospice in Sacramento, Calif. She was 52. The former Laurie Elizabeth Yuhn was born in Baltimore and raised on Kent Island and in Cockeysville. She was a 1972 graduate of Dulaney High School. Mrs. Williams lived for many years in Ocean City, where she worked part time delivering The Sun. She moved to Sacramento in 2005. She was a talented musician, artist and poet who signed her works "Breeny," family members said.

4 -- Baltimore County teams to reach the state soccer finals - Perry Hall and Loch Raven boys, and Eastern Tech and Sparrows Point girls. 6.38 -- Kills per game average for St. Paul's 6-foot-3 Bailey Webster, one of the top junior volleyball prospects in the nation. She had 34 kills in her final match, leading the Gators to the Maryland/D.C. Private Schools Tournament championship. 18 -- Consecutive Baltimore County cross country championships for Dulaney's girls, who edged Hereford by four points.

Services for Sharon Ann Andrews will be held at 10 a.m. today at the Catholic Community of St. Francis Xavier Church, 13717 Cuba Road in Hunt Valley. Mrs. Andrews, who was 61 and lived in Monkton, died in an Oct. 11 boating accident on the Sassafras River near the Betterton area of Kent County. Born Sharon Ann Thompson in Baltimore and raised in Perry Hall, she was a graduate of Overlea High School and earned a diploma at the Maryland General Hospital Nursing School in 1967. She was an obstetrical nurse at Maryland General Hospital and then became a Baltimore Health Department public health nurse.

With No. 14 Perry Hall trailing No. 10 Hereford by three points with 11 seconds left, Gators quarterback Mike Lang had a decision to make. Lang rolled to his right and had to decide whether to throw or try to run it in. He chose to run, but was greeted by three Bulls defenders at the goal line, as visiting Hereford held on for a 28-25 victory. "This whole game it seemed like we were coming back from adversity," Hereford coach Steve Turnbaugh said. "[The defense] sucked it up and made the play when they had to make it."

A 61-year-old Fallston woman was hospitalized with head injuries yesterday afternoon after she crashed into a stand of trees while sledding down a nearly 300-foot hill in the Upper Crossroads development near Fallston, a spokesman for the Harford County Volunteer and EMS Association reported. The woman, whose name was not released, was sledding with friends near the 2900 block of Mercer Drive about 4 p.m. when she slid down the hill and struck several trees at its base, said spokesman David Williams.

Bill Foltz ducked out of work for a few minutes this week and headed to a tent on the side of Belair Road to snag a must-have item for his wardrobe: a purple Ravens T-shirt. For Foltz, a season ticket-holder, the shirt is a splashy addition to the other purple tops and 46 strands of beads he has at home for game days. But for Andrew Hacke and Jeff Fiorucci, who were selling the shirts, the sale is one of thousands that mean extra profit this football season. "We're really rooting for the Ravens," said Hacke, a die-hard Ravens fan. "You could say this is the calm before the storm.

On March 6, 2007, WILLIAM, past away. Beloved husband of Theresa, father of Vernon, Debbie, Terry, Will, Cindy and the late Tony. Also survived by thirteen grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, loving brother of Regina. In Memoriam join us in a "Celebration Of Life" reception on Saturday, March 31 at 2pm to be held at The Maryland State Game and Fish Protection Assn, 8794 Magnolia Ave., Perry Hall, MD 21128. Dress casual. For further details,

When Baltimore County officials approved plans for the Honeygo development near White Marsh five years ago, they expected builders to sell 50 homes a year in the community, at most.But only 18 months into the project, more than 250 homes have been sold, and work is about to begin on 191 more. While Honeygo's success has builders and home buyers rejoicing, Perry Hall residents worry that county services aren't keeping pace."This is an area that has such tremendous potential, but it is going to require close scrutiny by the county," said David Marks, president of the Perry Hall Improvement Association.

Megan Stine scored twice to power the Annapolis Area Christian School girls soccer team past St. Timothy's, 3-1, in the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland C Conference Championship on Saturday at Archbishop Spalding. The Eagles (15-2-1) notched their fourth straight C Conference title. Mary Rodes gave the Brownies a 1-0 lead 3 1/2 minutes into the game. Stine scored on a follow with 10 minutes left to tie the score at 1, then added the go-ahead score in the second half before Eleanor Grammas added an insurance goal.

Colleges Maryland field hockey team wins ACC regular-season title The No. 1 Maryland field hockey team held off No. 2 North Carolina, 4-1, in a rainy, wet match Saturday afternoon in Chapel Hill, N.C., and claimed the Atlantic Coast Conference regular-season title. The Terrapins moved to 17-0 this season (5-0 ACC), a first in school history. With the win, Maryland secured the top seed in the ACC tournament. Senior goalkeeper Alicia Grater kept the Tar Heels (15-1, 4-1) scoreless until the final minute of play with a career-high 12 saves.

The No. 11 Hereford girls soccer team got off to a rare fast start yesterday against Baltimore County rival and No. 13 Perry Hall, as midfielder Lauren Adams scored in the fourth minute, Lilly Novak added a highlight goal later in the half and the Bulls showed a strong finishing kick to come away with a 4-1 win over the visiting Gators. Hereford improves to 9-1-1 this season, remaining undefeated in the county, while handing Perry Hall (6-3) its first league loss. Adams placed a shot high to the near post from the left side for the early lead, and the Bulls made it 2-0 when center midfielder Anna Curreri won a ball at midfield and sent a through ball down the left side to Abby Noble, whose left-footed cross to the far post found Novak in stride for what proved to be the game-winning header.

In minutes you can drive northeast on Bel Air Road to Honeygo Boulevard, covering the short distance between landmarks of Perry Hall's suburban past and present - from the Perry Hall Square Shopping Center to the new library, from work that needs doing to a project completed this year to good reviews. Much has been done lately and much is yet to be done in and around Perry Hall, a community of about 40,000 people that can claim one of Baltimore County's august historic addresses - Perry Hall Mansion - even if the area has not been recognized with a formal county plan devoted strictly to its own aspirations.

Joe Glos had two goals and an assist as visiting No. 8 Perry Hall upset No. 4 Calvert Hall, 5-2, in boys soccer Monday. The Gators (6-3) held a 3-1 lead at the half. Glos scored the opening goal. Pete Caringi had a goal and an assist for the Cardinals (6-3), whose winning streak ended at four. Nial Krach had 12 saves for Calvert Hall, two more than Perry Hall's Zach Miller. Field hockey No. 2 Garrison Forest 3, Roland Park 1: : Cody Magness scored twice to power the host Grizzlies (10-1-2)

On September 17, 2009 MARGARET B. (nee Burns), beloved wife of the late Francis Driver, devoted mother of Michael J. Driver and his wife Madonna, loving grandmother of Nicholas and Kelly Driver. Relatives and friends are invited call at the Schimunek Funeral Home, Inc., 9705 Belair Road (Perry Hall) on Sunday from 2-4 and 7-9 P.M. where funeral services will be held on Monday at 9 A.M. Interment Gardens of Faith Cemetery.

It isn't often a boys soccer team looks forward to visiting Archbishop Curley. But last week, Calvert Hall welcomed the challenge. The No. 7 Cardinals, who failed to reach the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association A Conference playoffs and finished with a 6-8-3 record last year, needed it. After getting a late first-half goal from senior midfielder Elliott Crompton to take the lead, the Cardinals continued to press forward in the second to...

The only blemish on top-ranked McDonogh's record in the past two years is a loss to No. 4 Perry Hall early last season. The teams met again Saturday in the McDonogh Challenge, and this time, the Eagles showed their mettle by scoring two second-half goals for a hard-fought 2-0 victory in a steady rain at Loyola College. McDonogh is 6-0, having beaten two nationally ranked teams and two teams ranked in the top five of The Baltimore Sun poll. "I think Perry Hall is a good team," McDonogh coach Steve Nichols said.

Jeremy Kirkwood scored his second game-winner of the week as the top-ranked McDonogh boys soccer team beat Centennial, 2-1, on Friday at the McDonogh Challenge. In the first game, Archbishop Curley beat Perry Hall, 1-0. On Wednesday, Kirkwood scored the game-winner in double overtime against No. 2 Mount St. Joseph, and the Eagles (5-0) won 1-0. Mamadou Kansaye gave McDonogh a 1-0 lead at the 25-minute mark of the first half Friday. Centennial cleared the ball with three minutes left in the game, and McDonogh goalie Matt Sanchez knocked the shot down and was charged with an own goal.

Quarterback Dominic Harper went 5-for-5 for 125 yards and a touchdown as the host No. 15 Joppatowne beat No. 11 Perry Hall, 33-7, on Friday night. Harper completed a 65-yard touchdown pass to Tevin Taylor with four minutes left in the first quarter for a 7-0 Joppatowne lead. Perry Hall's lone touchdown came in the second quarter. Joppatowne scored in each quarter, including 12 in the fourth quarter. Joppatowne led 13-7 at the half. "Their quarterback was outstanding and looked like he could score on any play," said Joppatowne coach Bill Waibel.