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Halethorpe man pleads guilty in two home invasions
A Halethorpe man pleaded guilty Tuesday in two home invasion-style robberies, including one that police said caused the homeowner to have a heart attack soon after. Kirk William Smith, 33, pleaded guilty to armed robbery and conspiracy to commit armed...Tags: Punishment, Brooklyn Park, Sexual Assault, Theft, Trials
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Officials' spouses pitch in to fight hunger
Myrna Cardin, wife of Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin, donned a T-shirt printed with "Elect to end hunger" and went to work Tuesday on an assembly line at the Maryland Food Bank in Halethorpe. Nearly 100 volunteers, including the spouses of many federal and state...Tags: Michael H. Weir, I Love Lucy (tv program), Family, Charity, Michelle Obama
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Hazardous waste collection set Sunday
Baltimore County is opening its Western Acceptance Facility in Halethorpe from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday for a one-day collection of household hazardous-waste items. County residents may bring lawn and swimming pool chemicals, paints, motor oil, antifreeze,...Tags: Environmental Pollution
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Gift certificates offered in vehicle donation program
Baltimore County residents who donate to Vehicles for Change through this week can get $75 in gift certificate promotions in addition to a tax deduction. Vehicles for Change, based in Halethorpe, refurbishes donated cars for sale, at reduced prices with...Tags: Charity, Passenger Cars, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips, Vehicles
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16-year-old is sought in robbery at gunpoint
Police in Baltimore County are looking for a 16-year-old boy who they say robbed a Halethorpe house at gunpoint last week and has since threatened to kill the home's residents. The teen, identified as Bryan Sheppard, of the 900 block of Seagull Ave. in... -
Balto. Co. police seek 16-year-old in connection with armed robbery
Baltimore Sun reporterPolice in Baltimore County are looking for a 16-year-old boy who they say robbed a Halethorpe house at gunpoint last week and has since threatened to kill the home's residents. The boy, identified as Bryan Sheppard, of the 900 block of Seagull Ave. in... -
Robert Franklin Crouse, firefighter
Robert Franklin Crouse, a retired Baltimore firefighter and World War II veteran, died of heart disease Oct. 12 at Harbor Hospital. The Brooklyn resident was 83.
Born in Baltimore and raised in Northwest Baltimore, he was a student at Polytechnic...Tags: Robert Jr Franklin, Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941), Family, Lexington Market, World War II (1939-1945)
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Changing lives, one car at a time
Sheila Horsey used to leave her South Baltimore home at dawn and board the first of four buses with her young daughter. The pair rode two buses together to the 9-year-old's school, and Horsey took two more buses to her job near Druid Hill Park. The end of...Tags: Druid Hill, Family, Charity, Vehicles, Car Repair and Maintenance Tips
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County school zones getting speed cameras
In the next few months, the unblinking lenses of digital cameras will be trained on roads and drivers around more than a dozen Baltimore County schools. Their aim: to catch speeders and deter others with heavy accelerator feet. On Friday, police released...Tags: Elementary Schools, Windsor Mill, Dundalk, Middle Schools, Parkville
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Baltimore Co. police seek details on homicides
Baltimore County Police are seeking the public's help in investigating two homicides. Police were called Friday afternoon to the 800 block of Briar Hill Road in Essex after a maintenance man entered the apartment of Marin Jonathan Landoski George, 25,...Tags: Murder
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Food bank gets donation of refrigerated truck
The Maryland Food Bank now owns a $64,000 refrigerated truck that it can use to deliver perishable food donations to its local partners. The 2009 Ford 14-foot refrigerated box truck is a donation from the Partnership for Hunger Relief that includes...Tags: Charity, Ford, Vehicles, Ford Motor Co.
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DWI rules are too lax
Why are there so many DWI perpetrators still driving? There are no restrictions tough enough to deter them! I wonder if the lenient sentence given to Baltimore County Councilman Sam Moxley would have been different if the judge's car, or a family member'...Tags: U.S. Department of State
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