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Sunday, October 07, 2018

Reviewing the art submitted for Creative Expressions – at Carroll Lutheran Village

Thanks to Lyndi McNulty, Kevin Dayhoff and Kelwin Warren for reviewing the art submitted for the 2018 issue of Creative Expressions - the annual creative magazine for Carroll Lutheran Village.


They chose the resident and staff art that will appear on the covers and title page. The book comes out in November - stay tuned to see more! — with Kelwin Warren, Kelwin G Warren, Jane Nupp, Kevin Dayhoff, Kevin Earl Dayhoff, Lyndi McNulty and George Painter at Carroll Lutheran Village. Aug 2, 2018


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Friday, January 20, 2012

Artist Profile of Lyndi Steward McNulty of Gizmos Art and more from Westminster Patch



Arts Artist Profile: Lyndi Steward McNulty of Gizmos Art By Kerri Gaither


Local Award-Winning Artist and owner of Gizmos Art helps promote, encourage and support artists in any way she can.

Local Award-Winning Artist and owner of Gizmos Art helps promote, encourage and support artists in any way she can. By Kerri Gaither

To learn more about this artist/art advocate – Lyndi McNulty - or to contact her, visit www.Gizmosart.com.




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January 19, 2012

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January 19, 2012

Maryland Wine Festival Poster Design Contest

Kym Byrnes | Jan 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

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It's time to start gearing up for the Maryland Wine Festival, for the poster design competition that is.

Artist Profile: Lyndi Steward McNulty of Gizmos Art

Kerri Gaither | Jan 19, 2012 | 0 Comments

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Local Award-Winning Artist and owner of Gizmos Art helps promote, encourage and support artists in any way she can.

Roundup of McDaniel College Athletics

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Two swimmers were chosen as McDaniel's Athletes of the Week.
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New Blog: Letter to the Ravens from a Very Excited Fan

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A fan with Ravens fever shares her fun, somewhat funny, and PROUD letter to the Ravens and Mr. Harbaugh!
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Blog: Sandymount United Methodist Church--Small but Mighty

Human Services Programs of Carroll County, Inc.

Human Services Program staff acknowledge the amazing volunteer efforts of individuals and organizations in the community.
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Wednesday, February 04, 2009

Letter to the editor from Sarah Abel-DeLuca

Letter to the editor from Sarah Abel-DeLuca

To the Editor:

In these hard economic times, it may seem counterintuitive to be generous; yet generosity, like honesty, is more than a virtue. It's also the best policy.

This year I've had ample opportunity to experience the immediate and tangible results of others' generosity, and it has inspired me to start living generously myself. To give just a few examples: community advocates Lyndi McNulty and Pam Zappardino contribute to virtually every good cause in Carroll County, so I said yes without hesitation to their recent requests to donate paintings for local charity auctions.

Local business owner Karen Pelton's charitable spirit has encouraged me to seek new outlets for my particular volunteering gift: supporting and mentoring fellow artists. The dedication and enthusiasm of Tim Rogers, Laurie Walters, a large group of excellent docents, and all the others who worked tirelessly on the recent Historic Westminster Holiday Home Tour paid my husband and me back a hundredfold for being hosts, as did the generosity of the tour participants.

Hundreds of people filed through all but one room of our 1870s Victorian house on a snowy, messy day -- yet our hardwood floors and carpets sustained absolutely no damage; none of our possessions was lost, stolen, hurt or disturbed in any way; and our house was left warmer and cozier by their visits, despite the chilly wind blowing in the front door. I should also mention local merchants such as Hickory Stick and The Flowerbox, who contributed decorations to houses on the tour.

The temptation, when times are tough, money is scarce, and fear is everywhere, is to pull in one's resources, stop giving to charities, and buy from the cheapest of big box stores rather than from local merchants or chains that have a commitment to their communities, the environment, or other good causes. I've given into this temptation many times myself. But thanks to the good example of citizens and businesses in our own community, I'm going to resist it this year. Pennypinching breeds scarcity. Generosity breeds abundance.

Pass it on.

Sarah Abel-DeLuca
Westminster

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