Kevin Dayhoff is a columnist and reporter at The Baltimore Sun. He covers a range of topics including local news, community events, and public safety, while also engaging with themes related to art and running. Kevin is featured in The Baltimore Sun.
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Kevin Dayhoff's coverage is predominantly focused on local events, community news, and historical accounts within Carroll County in Maryland. His articles frequently center around cultural and societal themes with a particular emphasis on local history, holidays, and community events.
Considering his focus on the local area of Westminster and Carroll County in Maryland, Kevin would likely be interested in pitches that relate to upcoming or ongoing community events, historical stories tied to the region, or insights into how national holidays are celebrated at the local level. Additionally, he may appreciate contributions from individuals knowledgeable about the culture and history specific to this geographic area.
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“Vaccination In Public Schools” was the title of a public notice that appeared in a newspaper on Aug. 14, 1872, reminding parents and schoolchildren that summer was about to come to an end and soon it would be time to hit the books.
By: Kevin Dayhoff
"The Forks" on the western end of Westminster is always evolving and marching forward. Subscribe to continue reading this article.
By: Kevin Dayhoff
Over the years, the store expanded into all kinds of hobby and craft supplies, including stamp and coin collecting, model ships, science projects, microscopes, model rocketry, baseball cards, paint…
Eisenhower lived on a farm and raised black Angus cattle about 10 miles above the Maryland/Pennsylvania border.
By: Kevin Dayhoff
It is only fitting and appropriate that a plaque commemorating the 250th anniversary of the birth of our nation be placed in historic Belle Grove Square.
By: Kevin Dayhoff
The Strawbridge Home for Boys closed its doors in Eldersburg in 1958.
