Tribute concert to take Glen Burnie residents back in time

June 11, 2013 by  

Glen Burnie residents are invited to attend a concert that pays homage to a variety of beloved musical artists.

In slightly less than two weeks’ time, the [Read more]

Car show fundraiser to roll into Glen Burnie

May 15, 2013 by  

Glen Burnie residents are encouraged to attend an event that will raise funds for autism awareness and research early next month.

The city will be hosting the [Read more]

Fundraiser splashing into Glen Burnie area

April 23, 2013 by  

Glen Burnie area residents will soon have the chance to participate in a unique and exciting athletic challenge.

During the first weekend in May, Terrapin Adventures in [Read more]

Local company ‘Bullies’ its way into beverage market

March 23, 2013 by  

The much awaited announcement has finally seen the light of the day – Glen Burnie, Maryland company H & M Wagner & Sons has declared that it has acquired exclusive distribution rights of Bully Bling Energy Drink.

This agreement covers the brands entire service area, which includes Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Washington D.C. These areas have been able to get Bully Bling from the Wagner Distribution Center from as of March 15. The drink is endorsed by the Ravens, as well as some of the prominent professionals from various sports and music.

Sal Furno, the vice president of sales for the company, said:

“This opportunity has allowed us to make our complete Beverage Program even stronger.”

Dennis Barry, H & M Wagner’s director of marketing, continued

“The synergies between our two companies made for a perfect fit.

“With our aggressive approach to growth in 2013, entering into this agreement made sense.”

An official word about the agreement will come on April 2 at the ‘Grand Slam of Savings’ Food Show. Set to be hosted at the Clarion Hotel in Ocean City, Maryland, a two-day event will see the brand give a demonstration, during which some exciting new products will be launched by the company.

The drink has its own website for those who want to learn more about it. Going by the images on it, it is particularly focused on appealing towards motorbike riders and those interested in extreme sports – something it might want to consider integrating into promotional poster printing.

Glen Burnie resident shows vision

February 26, 2013 by  

The first ever implanted artificial retina to win U.S. regulatory approval will is hoped to bring back the vision of adults going due to a rare eye disease and let them do daily tasks, and a Glen Burnie senior has put his name forward as a volunteer to receive the treatment.

Elian Konstantopoulos, 74, volunteered to have Argus II implanted as a part of clinical trial. He said:

“I became completely blind and didn’t have nothing to lose. [Now] there’s a lot of hope.”

Inventor Alfred E. Mann, chairman of the Second Sight Medical Products Inc. received the Food and Drug Administration clearance for the Argus II Retinal Prosthesis System, if agency statements are to be believed. The system helps adults suffering from advanced retinitis pigmentosa, which causes gradual loss of vision by damaging the light-sensitive cells lining the retina.

The device, costing in excess of $100K, consists of a video camera, eyeglasses mounted transmitter, and a processing unit. The system does not restore sight, but it gives patients the ability to make out the difference between dark and light.

Robert Greenberg, president and chief executive officer of Sylmar, said:

“This is a game changer. The product represents a huge step for the field and for patients who were without any available treatment options till now.”

According to a clinical study conducted on 30 people, the device helped patients detect street curbs, recognize large letters, and even match black, white, and gray colored socks. Printing services can play a large role in this procedure my providing material that can help test the patient’s new eye and vision, after the procedure has been completed successfully.

Plenty of MLK Day joy and recognition in Glen Burnie

January 31, 2013 by  

Among the highlights of the Martin Luther King weekend in the area was the award of the ‘Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drum Major Award’ to a naval officer at a Glen Burnie awards dinner.

Captain Stanley Keeve won the award, which is given to individuals who epitomize the spirit encapsulated by King, as well as the ideals laid out in his famous ‘I Have A Dream’ speech, through their actions and behavior today.

Vice Admiral Michael H. Miller summed up why Captain Keeve merited the award, saying:

“[He] plays a key role in admitting the most talented young men and women in America and is directly responsible for preparing them as midshipmen to excel as professional officers in the Navy and Marine Corps through classroom instruction, local navigation and seamanship training on Naval Academy craft, and at sea experiences with operational fleets.”

Of course, this year’s MLK Day fell on the same day as the inauguration of President Obama – marking only the second occurrence of such a coincidence. The first was in 1997 at Bill Clinton’s second swearing-in.

Some locals, like Glen Burnie resident Taylor Barfield – a junior at Bowie State University – spoke of their amazement at the coincidental date that the inauguration fell on. The student believes that King would enjoy President Obama’s presence if he were alive today.

With MLK Day being a memorable one in the area, printing services will no doubt have come in handy for those who were there to capture the special day with their electronic devices.

Businesses to help Arundel House of Hope help others

December 26, 2012 by  

The 7th annual Bid for Hope dinner, which is a major fundraising event for Arundel House of Hope, will take place at La Fontaine Bleue on February 10 from 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm. Tickets went on sale in early December and are [Read more]

Festive networking opportunity with Anne Arundel County

November 26, 2012 by  

The Southern Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce is holding its annual Christmas party at Greenstreet Gardens in Lothian on in the first week of December.

The party will include musical entertainment, hors d’oeuvres, and a [Read more]

Dogtober Fest sure to lead to family fun

October 31, 2012 by  

Dogtober Fest 2012 will take place at the Fieldstone Animal Inn in Millersville this Sunday and is a free event for people and their dogs.

The fest will [Read more]

Learn all about living more heathily in Glen Burnie

September 28, 2012 by  

The Baltimore Washington Medical Center is presenting a health fair at the food court in Arundel Mills shopping center in a week’s time. This will be free of charge to attend and will [Read more]

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