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An ice cream flavor created by a Baltimore County student is coming to life thanks to Broom s Bloom Dairy in Bel Air.Jillian Hensley, an 11th grader at Sparrows Point High School and a culinary arts student at Sollers Point Technical High School stanley cup , presented an award-winning ice cream flavor called Movie Night at this year s Ice Cream University, a food science program for college-bound students. Movie Night has a sweet popcorn flavor with almond pieces and caramel covered pretzels. It ll be manufactured Monday and sold at the Broom s Bloom Dairy store located at 1700 S. Fountain Green Rd. in Bel Air in the coming weeks.Hensley teamed up with twoHarford C stanley cup ounty students to craft the flavor.Ice Cream University is a five-week course hosted by food sc stanley cup ience company TIC Gums at the Texture Innovation Center in White Marsh. The program is based on Cornell University s Food Science 101 course, which is required for incoming freshman of the College of Food Science.During the course, students Umem Black Lives Matter banner vandalized outside Baltimore church
PERRY HALL, Md. 鈥?Marylanders overwhelmingly say th garrafa stanley ey are willing to pay more in taxes to improve public education, according to a new Goucher College poll. In a survey the Sarah T. Hughes Field Politics Center conducted September 13-18, 74% of Marylanders said they support personally paying more in taxes to improve public education, while only 26% were opposed.70% of respondents also said they believe the state is spending too little on public education, while just 6% said they think the state is spending too much, the poll found. About 19% said they believe the state is spending the right amount on public schools. I absolutely support raising taxes to support education. My concern is that we make sure the expenditures are aligned with our goal of the best for the students, said Baltimore County P stanley cup ublic Schools parent Andra Broadwater. Some BCPS parents would like to see more focus on transportation after a lot of issues with bus overcrowding and late arrivals at the begi stanley cup quencher nning of the