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All-volunteer breaking news site gains bigger following after Perry Hall High School shooting
As the news started to break this morning about the Perry Hall High School shooting, residents and news junkies had an insatiable hunger for every piece of information that was coming online. In the mad dash to confirm critical information by the major...
Tags: Government, Social Media, Perry Hall, Safety of Citizens
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Social Media Do's and Don'ts
OMG P911 In social media slang, the above means “Oh my God, parent alert,” and that is just what parents have to be these days ... alert to what their kids are doing and saying in this digital world. With all of the social media outlets...
Tags: Google Inc., Viral Diseases and Infections, Media Industry, Parenting, Health and Safety at School
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Two robbed in Edgewood, one in Aberdeen in last month
Three people have been robbed in separate incidents – two in Edgewood and one in Aberdeen – in the last month. On Aug. 12, a resident told police he was cutting through the woods near Willoughby Beach Road when two black men in their early...Tags: Aberdeen, Theft
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Howard takes steps to boost historic Ellicott City
Enalee E. Bounds has been running Ellicott's Country Store on Main Street in historic Ellicott City for 50 years, telling customer after customer that they have stepped into a house that could be the oldest "duplex" in the country — built in the...
Tags: Ken Ulman, Howard County, New Products, Patapsco, Tropical Storm Lee (2011)
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Howard police unveil new smartphone app for crime tips
Howard County police announced Monday that the department has launched a new smartphone app allowing residents to anonymously send crime tips by text, email, photo or video, according to a police news release. Howard County police are the first...
Tags: Howard County, Ken Ulman
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Graphic novels, e-books on students' summer reading list
Tom Miley, a media specialist for Baltimore County Public Schools, relayed something of an odd desire to a group of summer school reading students at Ridgely Middle School in Lutherville on Wednesday, July 25. "My goal in two or three years is to be...Tags: Fiction, Randallstown, Libraries, Public Schools, Literature
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Man arrested in string of Columbia purse-snatchings
Howard County Police have arrested a Baltimore County man in connection with a string of purse-snatching robberies in Columbia during June and July. In each case, police said the assailant stole a woman's purse, assaulted her and ran away. Andrew...Tags: Apple iPad, Abusive Behavior, Theft
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Lansdowne man arrested after 4 purse-snatching incidents in Columbia
A Lansdowne man has been arrested after a string of purse snatchings in Columbia that began in June, Howard County police announced Tuesday. Howard County police charged Andrew Deangelo Blackstone, 23, of the 2900 block of Charleston Avenue, with armed...Tags: Apple iPad, Theft
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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: Apple iPad, Theft, Towson, Cell Phones, Starbucks Corp.
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Spot the error-10
The Baltimore SunAccording to a police report, a woman was waiting in line to make a purchase at the Exxon in the 800 block of York Road in Towson at 4:25 p.m. Tuesday when a man plucked her iPhone from her hand and fled with a cohort down York Road. ... -
Towson Crime Log: Copper construction materials stolen at Calvert Hall
A Baltimore County Police report says that some $4,300 in construction materials were stolen last week from a building site at Calvert Hall College High School in Towson. According to the police report, the incident occurred at the school, in the 8100...Tags: Towson, Firearms, Theft, Cell Phones
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One Straw Farm launches Kickstarter campaign to build apps
Imagine, with a few finger flicks on a smartphone app, you can learn whether you'll be getting zucchini or tomatoes, strawberries or potatoes, from a Maryland farm each week, then browse for home-spun recipes and connect with other like-minded consumers....Tags: Fertilizer, Media Industry, Baltimore County, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Farms
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