NEWS
By Melissa Harris and Melissa Harris,SUN STAFF | July 18, 2005
Sandra Gangadeen of Baltimore covered her signature doubles - two fried, eggy pancakes filled with chickpeas, mango chutney and masala - in wax paper, grabbed the two ends and swung them around like a jump rope. She handed the only-from-Trinidad doubles (pronounced do-blays) to sisters Susan and Suzette Patterson of Baltimore, who have sought out Gangadeen's food stand at the city's Caribbean-American Carnival in Druid Hill Park every year for five years. The three-day festival ended yesterday.
NEWS
March 10, 2005
On March 6, 2005, RUDELL B. LEWIS. Devoted wife of Lushes Lewis, Sr. She is also survived by her two daughters, Loretta Mc Clarin and Suzette Lewis, Cheryl Lewis (preceded her in death), two sons, Lushes Lewis, Jr. and Richard M. Lewis and a host of other loving relatives and friends. On Friday, friends may call at VAUGHN C. GREENE Funeral Services (EAST), 4905 York Road, where the family will receive friends from 4 to 8 P.M. On Saturday, Mrs. Lewis will lie in state at Fountain Baptist Church, 1215 Monument Street, where the family will receive friends from 11 to 12 noon with services to follow.
NEWS
May 11, 2004
On May 8, 2004 RICHARD T. JENKINS, JR.; beloved husband of Annette Alfaro Jenkins; dear father of Joseph and Kathleen Jenkins, Theresa Lilienthal, Mark and John Jenkins, Rosemary Hatch and Susannne Storms; devoted step father of Suzette Renee Bell, Allen A. Bell, Jr. and Steven Patrick Bell; loving grandfather of nine grandchildren and survived by one sister and one brother. Funeral from the family owned Gregory J. Gonce Funeral Home, P.A., 169 Riviera Dr., Pasadena on Wednesday at 10:30 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial in St. Jane Frances Church at 11 A.M. Interment in Our Lady of the Fields Cemetery.
FEATURES
By Chris Kaltenbach and Chris Kaltenbach,SUN MOVIE CRITIC | September 20, 2002
The Banger Sisters stands as proof that no movie is so bad it can't be redeemed by a single stellar performance. That performance is by Susan Sarandon, who is so believably unleashed as a former groupie learning to embrace her uninhibited past, it's tempting to believe she was reading from a different script when considering the part. Unfortunately, the script she was given to work with isn't much at all. At best, it's a trifle about old rock and rollers struggling to make sense of their misspent youth in light of the wisdom that comes with age. At worst, it's a dangerously simplistic paean to the sort of "anything goes" lifestyle that seemed so quaint and curious and even romantic back in the '60s, but today embraces perils undreamed of in the Summer of Love.
NEWS
By Tim Craig and Tim Craig,SUN STAFF | April 4, 2002
The Montgomery County delegate charged Sunday with assaulting his wife has filed countercharges against her, claiming she is a former professional boxer who struck him first. Del. Dana Lee Dembrow, a four-term Democrat, filed the charges Monday evening against his wife, Suzette Diane Dembrow, just hours after he released a statement apologizing for the incident. Dembrow, 48, was charged with second-degree assault after he admitted slapping his wife in the face during a dispute at their home, according to court documents.
ENTERTAINMENT
By David Richardson and Cameron Barry and David Richardson and Cameron Barry,SPECIAL TO THE SUN | January 18, 2001
IN CREPE Du Jour, owner/chef Mustapha Snoussi and his wife, Donna Morris-Snoussi, have created a little piece of France that's so appealing even Anne Tyler's Accidental Tourist would be at ease. Leaving aside the crepes suzettes, salade nicoise, croques monsieurs, assiettes des crudites and other well-made French cafe specialties, they have managed, through charm and creativity, to combine many of the most adorable aspects of French culture and exclude all of those with which Americans tend to lose patience.