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Police Blotter
Police reports in Baltimore city and county Southern Baltimore Shooting A male, 17, was shot in the upper left leg Sunday evening and reported in good condition at Harbor Hospital. Police responding to a report of shots fired in the 2900 block of...Tags: Parkville, Game Playing, Theft, Cherry Hill, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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U.S. 40 among top danger spots for pedestrians
Casey Kim points to the spot where the body of a woman hit by a car on U.S. 40 landed by the mailbox just in front of his Rosedale store in August 2006. Kim, owner of On Lok Liquors, said the victim, 38-year-old Melissa Dawn Sullivan of Baltimore, was...Tags: Catonsville, Road Transportation, Patapsco, Transportation, Dining and Drinking
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With ICC, we're paying for a road we'll never use
The ICC is intended to be a highway for rich people ("ICC was always intended to exclude most people," Nov. 2) and is supposed to be paid for with exorbitant tolls. Now we are told that we will all have to pay for it via increased tolls on all roads ("... -
Joseph Lafon Sellers, bus agent, volunteer
Joseph Lafon Sellers, a retired Greyhound Bus Lines agent and volunteer, died Sunday of complications from an infection at Northwest Hospital Center. The Owings Mills resident was 85.
Mr. Sellers was born and raised in Dillon, S.C. After graduating...Tags: The White House, Ronald Reagan, World War II (1939-1945), Hospitals and Clinics, Brooklyn Park
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Barbara Jean George, homemaker
Barbara Jean George, a homemaker whose expertise preparing Southern-style cuisine found favor with family and friends, died Sunday of brain cancer at Carroll Hospice's Dove House in Westminster. She was 71.
Barbara Jean Johnson, whose parents were...Tags: Death and Dying, Arable Farming, Family, Christianity, Dining and Drinking
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With ICC, we're paying for a road we'll never use
The ICC is intended to be a highway for rich people ("ICC was always intended to exclude most people," Nov. 2) and is supposed to be paid for w/ exorbitant tolls. Now we are told that we will all have to pay for it via increased tolls on all roads ("... -
Damaging coastal storm on way out
Wind and waves from the powerful nor'easter that has pummeled the Mid- Atlantic coast since Wednesday have eaten away as much as a quarter of Ocean City's dune line. The sand will have to be replaced, city officials said, but the man-made storm barrier...Tags: Forests, NASA, Bethany Beach, Emergency Planning, Floods
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Food crime stories
Dining@LargeI clearly don't read the Police Blotter enough for nuggets of restaurant news. Thanks to Liz Kay for pointing this one out to me:After a man paid $71 for a bill of $91 at Umami Bistro in the 1500 block......Tags: Paul Harvey, Employees, Dining and Drinking, Restaurants
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Reisterstown man indicted on charges of theft
A Baltimore grand jury has indicted a 67-year-old Reisterstown man on 24 charges alleging he stole more than $7 million from various escrow accounts, the city State's Attorney's Office announced Monday. George Sybert Sr. of the first block of Briarwood...Tags: Lawyers, Briarwood
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Police identify woman found dead after fire
A woman who was found dead after an apartment fire Saturday in Reisterstown has been identified as Rose Lea Salzman, 67. Baltimore County police released her identity Monday morning, noting that Salzman had worked for 31 years as a crossing guard at...Tags: Fires
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Woman found dead in 2-alarm fire in Reisterstown
A woman was found dead in a Reisterstown apartment fire Saturday afternoon, Baltimore County fire officials said. The woman, who had not been identified, was found during a search of the second floor of a building in the 100 block of Ewing Drive that...Tags: Pikesville, Fires
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6-car crash on I-795 closes highway 2 hours
A northbound vehicle that crossed a grassy median and hit five southbound cars closed southbound Interstate 795 for two hours Tuesday, state police said. Police identified the driver of the northbound 1999 Lexus 300 as Antonio Martinez, 44, of Owings...Tags: Antonio Martinez, John Adams, Road Accidents, Hospitals and Clinics
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