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Dundalk man charged with attempted murder in Towson stabbing
A Dundalk man is being held without bail after he allegedly stabbed a man in the throat and broke a woman’s arm during an altercation Sunday morning in Towson, according to Baltimore County Police. Police said the Jeshua Joshiah Young, 35 of the...
Tags: Prosecution, Dundalk, Sinai Hospital in Baltimore
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Chamber welcomes BCPS employees to downtown Towson
Baltimore County's seat typically buzzes during lunch hour, when employees of Towson's business community and the county government pour into the streets to grab a meal at one of an array of restaurants and eateries downtown. But on Friday morning, the...
Tags: Timonium, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Employees, Business
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Panel approves plans for new Dulaney Valley Apartments
Baltimore County's Design Review Panel on Wednesday conditionally approved plans for a pair of luxury apartment buildings containing 430 units at the site of Dulaney Valley Apartments on Dulaney Valley Road in Towson. "This is the edge of the downtown...
Tags: Architecture, Chesapeake Realty Partners
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Proposed changes at Towson High School will hurt students
At a recent Baltimore County Board of Education meeting, a change in the wording of certain documents has allowed the school system to remove school libraries and department heads in alignment with plans to increase funding for new technology. School...
Tags: High Schools, Schools, Libraries
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Cecilia Bollinger, homemaker
Cecilia C. Bollinger, a homemaker and retired secretary and bookkeeper of a roofing company, died Monday of complications from dementia at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. The Lutherville resident was 96. Born Cecilia Curley in Baltimore, she was the...Tags: Timonium, Charles Street, Annapolis, Nottingham, Alzheimer's Disease
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Towson Town mall shooter convicted of first-degree murder
A Baltimore County jury convicted a man Wednesday of murder in the gang shooting that rocked Towson Town Center mall at the height of the Christmas shopping rush two years ago. Tyrone Chester Brown Jr., 21, was found guilty of first-degree murder for...
Tags: Shootings, Murder, Prosecution, Nordstrom, Black Guerrilla Family
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Handicapper, analyst Carulli leaving Maryland
Frank Carulli, the Pimlico Race Course and Laurel Park handicapper and racing analyst since January 2002, will leave the Maryland Jockey Club when the Pimlico spring meet ends June 8. He will be relocating to Las Vegas. Next week at Laurel, the Maryland...Tags: Laurel Park, Gulfstream Park, Pimlico Race Course, The Jockey Club Incorporated
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Maryland's Schwarzmann headlines 2013 women's Tewaaraton watch list
Maryland's Katie Schwarzmann, last year's Tewaaraton Award winner, headlines the early list of contenders for this year's top prize in college women’s lacrosse with the announcement Friday of the 2013 Tewaaraton Award watch list. Four of last...
Tags: Salisbury (Wicomico, Maryland), Severna Park, Loyola University Maryland, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), Washington, DC
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Young scientists get hands-on experience with DNA -- of a strawberry [Loch Raven]
Fifth-graders at Halstead Academy and Pleasant Plains Elementary School had the opportunity to participate in a DNA extraction of a strawberry as an extension to their wee beasties science unit. High school students from Randallstown High, Baltimore...Tags: High Schools, Randallstown, Easter, Elementary Schools, Students
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Irish dancers from Lutherville school get in step for St. Patrick's parade
High-stepping, soft- and hard-shoe reeling members of the McHale School of Irish Dance have been taking part in the Baltimore St. Patrick's Day Parade for more than 25 years, and this year is no different. On Sunday, March 10, up to 70 dancers from...
Tags: Entertainment Events, Dance, Festive Events, Inner Harbor, Overlea
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Glut of grocers fight for share of Towson
Kurt Schertle paid his tuition at Towson University by working full-time at the Shoppers grocery store on Goucher Boulevard. The job launched a career and last week Schertle returned as executive vice president of sales and marketing at Weis Markets...
Tags: Target, Groceries, Charles Street, Harbor East, Food Industry
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Ex-Terp Marah Strickland takes 'exciting road' to Fordham
Marah Strickland didn't have any idea she was sick. She played two years at St. John's Catholic Prep in Frederick, two years at Towson Catholic, two seasons at Maryland and one season at South Carolina, and it's possible she was symptomatic the entire...
Tags: Brenda Frese, Christianity, Roman Catholicism, Symptoms, College Sports
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