Wednesday, January 16, 2013
The Ravens merchandise shop is open 24/7 as long as the Ravens post-season continues.
The holidays have passed and many retail outlets have long since cut their hours. But thanks to a deep playoff run by the Baltimore Ravens, one Rossville shop has extended its. Raven Fever, a team merchandise outlet located at 8767 Philadelphia Road, is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week until its namesake team's playoff run ends. "This only comes around every 10 or so years so we try to take advantage of it. The Ravens are working hard so we want to too at this time," said shop owner Dan "The T-Shirt Man" McClure. "This is the final end to this wonderful season, let's go all the way." McClure, who also operates Baltimore-based East Coast Sportswear, said 24-hour service is a niche that business has occupied for the last 23 years. "…
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
The Mallow Bar cafe in Ross Village Shopping Center is open for business.
If you've got a sweet tooth, you've also got a new option: The Mallow Bar in Rossville is open for business. Entrepreneur Nikki Lewis, who runs the business Mallow Crunchies, recently opened the combination store front and kitchen where she makes her delicious crispy rice cereal treats. Patch wrote about Mallow Crunchies—then called Mallow Munchies—back in August, and that's when we first learned about Lewis' plans to open The Mallow Bar. "It's been awesome here—traffic has been great," Lewis said. "People just driving by—we had a lot of traffic from Facebook and, in addition, farmer’s market people are extremely loyal." Lewis sells the newly rebranded Mallow Crunchies at farmers' markets around the Baltimore metro area. "I'd love to see …
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Friday, March 16, 2012
Yucatan, located on the 8700 block of Philadelphia Road, went out of business without warning.
Sheri Moore had hoped to take full advantage of a gift certificate her husband recently gave her to a Rosedale tanning salon. The $65 gift certificate to Yucatan helped Moore, who lives in Essex, purchase one month of tanning. She got to use the membership once. When she showed up on Feb. 28 for her second session, the doors were locked, the lights were off and the business was closed. "Like" Parkville-Overlea Patch on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. “Everything was just gone,” Moore said. “The business went under without any warning. They were there one day and gone the next. They stole our money.” Moore said she knows of dozens of people who felt cheated by the sudden closing of Yucatan, which was located on the 8700 block of …
Dan McClure
7:26 am on Saturday, January 19, 2013
Must be posted from a competitor. That t-shirt we produced was WHO LET THE DOGS OUT, DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS and did not have any NFL marks on it. It was a hot seller and no violations. Any questions, you can call me directly at 410-296-2700 instead of cowardly posting anonymously. 410-296-2700 more ›