More pics on the Karb Kings blog
31 January 2010
26 January 2010
Season Opener for the Charm City Roller Girls
THIS SATURDAY!!!
DON'T MISS THE SEASON OPENER....
WE'LL BE THERE!
AND AFTER THE BOUT, COME ON OUT TO THE MOOSE FOR ROCKABILLY NIGHT WITH THE KARB KINGS
25 January 2010
13 January 2010
Rockabilly Night with The Ultra Kings!
Come and have some rockabilly fun with the Karb Kings and The Ultra Kings!
Saturday - January 30th
@ The Dundalk Moose Lodge
$5 at the door
21 and older
doors open at 9pm
CHEAP BEERS - HUGE DANCE FLOOR - TATTOO'D CHICKS!!!
supersized lot so bring your ride!
you ain't doin' nuthin' that night so come on out and have some fun on the cheap!!
10 January 2010
CCRG Awards Banquet
Big thanks go out to the Mobtown Mods for inviting us to the 4th Annual Charm City Roller Girls Awards Banquet. We had a blast! These ladies have friggin' fun on and off the track. What a great time last night. If you've never been to a roller derby event - you're truly missing out on a great time! For more info on CCRG events - check out the website.
First bout of the season is January 30th... we'll see you there!
Essie Ecks chuggin' down some "Naked on Roller Skates" wine
Mobtown Mods handing out their awards for the 2009 year
....Later at Bad Decisions....
06 January 2010
Mobtown's Mayor to resign
From investigativevoice.comIn a deal with prosecutors that will preserve her $85,000-a-year pension, Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon has agreed to resign effective Feb. 4, her attorney announced Wednesday afternoon.
She agreed to plead guilty to perjury charges, and perform 500 hours of community service at Our Daily Bread during a period of two to four years, defense attorney Arnold Weiner said outside the Mitchell Courthouse East in downtown Baltimore.
Dixon also agreed to pay $45,000 to the Bea Gaddy Foundation. She also will sell the fur coats that she got through a gift certificate from her developer boyfriend and the electronics that she purchased with gift cards intended for needy families will be auctioned on E-bay and the proceeds donated to Youth Works, a nonprofit organization for Baltimore teens.
In the "probation before judgment" deal, also referred to as an Alford plea, the pending perjury charges against her will be dropped.
"There will be no conviction in either of these cases, and there will be no criminal record in any of these cases," Weiner emphasized.
He said she would eventually seek to have the charges expunged from her record.
Dixon was returning to City Hall, where she would sign a formal resignation in the afternoon, he said.
Weiner said the city would not pay any of Dixon's legal fees, as many had speculated. He said she was taking care of the fees, although he declined to give specifics about the amount or the payment arrangements.
Weiner emphasized that Dixon already performs many hours of community service and donates money to charities.
State Prosecutor Robert Rohrbaugh, when asked why he agreed to the plea deal, told reporters: "I thought it was important that this mayor resign and the city could move forward."
He said Dixon, 55, would not be allowed to work for the city or the state for two years.
When asked whether she could retain her pension, Rohrbaugh said, "That's something we don't get involved in."
However, adter her conviction is tossed out on her sentence date of Feb. 4, there would be no grounds to deny her the pension.
Rohrbaugh said he was satisfied with the outcome of the case.
"It's a victory for justice...I think justice was done in this case."
As City Council president, Dixon took over as mayor in January 2007 after then-Mayor Martin O'Malley became governor. She was elected as mayor in Novermber 2007, 20 years after joining the City Council. Dixon was Baltimore's first female mayor.
-Staff report
Mobtown will miss you Sheila!
05 January 2010
Tuesday night at the shop
"Hey Murph... could you hold the spark plug wires and check if I got spark?"
01 January 2010
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