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Lutherville is a small community nestled between Towson and Timonium in Baltimore County, Maryland. I love Lutherville, I live here!! Lutherville is conveniently located just outside 695 and is an easy commute to Hunt Valley, Baltimore City, Aberdeen Proving Ground and many from Lutherville even commute to Washington DC. I commute every day to Glen Burnie, MD. Lutherville features homes in all price ranges and from new construction through to homes listed on the National Register for Historic Places. 
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Go to www.theday.com to read a series of articles today about the 1938 Hurricane that hit New England. My parents talked about this hurricane as the worst storm that they ever witnessed. It hit New England with no warning and wreaked tremendous havoc destroying everything in its path. The shoreline of Connecticut and Rhode Island still show the scars of that hurricane. When I read about the destruction of Ike, Katrina, Andrew and the multitude of other storms that have hit the US over the years I always think of the stories that my parents told about the 1938 Hurricane (no names back then). Check … (1 comments)
Would you believe I had a closing this week with a buyer who never physically looked at the inside of the home?
I suspect I am not alone here, so let's find out.
Mother was a member of the League of Women Voters. Even more than just being a member, she got involved...volunteered. Time and again over the years Mama was up at 4:00 AM and out of the house before "dawn's early light" to work at the polling place. She always came home after dusk, but with a smile of satisfaction on her face bringing with her amusing tales and a shared sense that she had participated in the democratic process at the "grass roots" level.
I've heard for years about foreclosure sales taking place "on the courthouse steps," and had a picture in my mind of crowds gathered on a wide stairway in front of a courthouse, and furiously bidding on bargain properties. Of course, in my mind, this "crowd" would be very formally dressed bankers and wealthy investors. 
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