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Police say iPhones snatched from owners in downtown Towson
Baltimore County Police are urging residents to be attentive and protect their personal property in the wake of a pair of Tuesday, July 31, incidents in which iPhones were literally snatched from their owners' hands in Towson. "Whether you're talking...Tags: Starbucks Corp., Apple iPhone, Towson, Cell Phones, Theft
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Anne Arundel, Annapolis police work to combat thefts from cars
Parked in Anne Arundel County and Annapolis are cars with tempting stuff in plain sight: a GPS unit on the dashboard, a cellphone on the console, a handbag with a wallet visible in it on the floor behind the driver's seat. But it isn't just would-be...
Tags: Computer Hardware, Annapolis, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Theft, Criminals
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jcpenney offers free back-to-school haircuts in August
jcpenney is ushering in the back-to-schoolshopping season by offering free haircuts all month to elementary school students in the department store salons. "We really just want to help kids go back to school in style, and we're helping the parents too,"...
Tags: JC Penney Company Inc., Personal Service, Back to School
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Ravens safety Pollard launches app based on card game
When Ravens safety Bernard Pollard got to the NFL, he noticed the veterans playing a card game in their downtime.
And then he saw the sums of money being wagered.
"I've seen people dropping $70,000 or $80,000," he said Monday after practice.
Pollard...Tags: Carolina Panthers, Houston Texans, Electronics, Apple iPod, EA Tiburon
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Carver students bring home gold in ACT-SO competition
Three students from the George Washington Carver Center for Arts and Technology, in Towson, earned gold medals in visual arts categories at the 34th annual NAACP Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics competition, held July 5-8, in...Tags: George Washington Carver, Ceremonies, Teaching and Learning, Students, Culture
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Residents use library to charge electronics as outages continue
Sitting on the floor of Catonsville Library with an iPad, laptop and cell phone charging around her, Angie Howard summed up the feelings of many who have been without power since a violent storm hit this weekend. "Stinks," the Catonsville resident said...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Electronics, Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., Libraries, Catonsville
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Residents cope after three days without power
Randy Race's shiny new generator was making a comforting racket Monday in the backyard of his home in Glendale in Baltimore County. When he woke up to find tree limbs down in front of his house after the storm, he decided he wasn't going to put up with...
Tags: Electronics, Baltimore County, Libraries, Vehicles, Catonsville
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Baltimore hires new chief technology officer
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced Friday the hiring of a new chief technology officer to replace the official who resigned amid ethics concerns in February. Chris Tonjes, the chief information officer for the District of Columbia Public Library,...Tags: State University of New York, Values, Apple iPhone, Local Government, Libraries
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Ravens make long-distance connection to Afghanistan
Wide receiver Torrey Smith, kicker Justin Tucker and punter Sam Koch were three of several Ravens players summoned to coach John Harbaugh’s office Wednesday morning, but they weren’t in trouble. Eight players and Harbaugh convened in the...
Tags: Sam Koch, Army National Guard, Afghanistan, Torrey Smith, Morgan Cox
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Harford County Police Blotter
Harford County sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen Alfred Aaron Monroe Jr., 61, of the 400 block of South Parke Street, was arrested on a bench warrant Monday in a case in which he was charged with second-degree assault and...Tags: Harford County, Maryland State Police, Dollar General Corporation, Nottingham, Chemical Industry
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Kindle and Tolstoy get punked by Nook
As a blogger who once listed 10 reasons to Hate the Kindle -- you can't get it autographed by authors, for example -- I've tempered my emotions on e-readers. I now do a fair amount of reading on my iPad and have started to review books on a Kindle Fire....
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Ted DiBiase discusses his impending return to WWE, The Marine franchise, fatherhood and more
WWE's No Way Out pay-per-view this year falls on June 17, the same day as Father's Day. This year will be a very special celebration for WWE's newest dad, Ted DiBiase. His son, Tate, was born May 15. DiBiase couldn't be happier to be a dad. Nothing...
Tags: World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., Concerts, Music, Foreign Exchange Market, Father's Day
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