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Towson University launched an incubator for startup businesses and nonprofits Monday aimed at connecting business leaders with each other and with students interested in finding a career.
- Customers have already scrambled to book tables for a last meal at the restaurant, which closes this weekend.
- Towson and Cockeysville area crime log for Sept. 7-10, 2021 compiled for reports from Baltimore County Police.
- Catonsville and Arbutus area crime log for Sept. 8-11, 2021 compiled for reports from Baltimore County Police.
- After more than five years of planning and construction, Baltimore County will plant 93 native shade trees this fall to complete the last phase of Radebaugh Park. The park, located in Towson’s Aigburth Manor neighborhood, was designed by the Green Towson Alliance to accommodate people of all ages and physical abilities in neighborhoods all around Towson.
- Roger Erricker, who coached Towson’s track and cross country teams for 30 years, died of cancer at home on Sept. 12.
- Nationwide fears about public safety are driving gun and ammunition sales, creating longer waits for Baltimore County Police and other Baltimore-area law enforcement agencies trying to stock up on bullets and cartridges.
- The NCAA Football Championship Subdivision juggernaut Bison thwarted Towson on defense, moved the ball at will on offense and even negated an error on special teams to waltz to a 35-7 demolition.
- Turnovers and penalties might have derailed Catonsville football’s offense in the first half, but the Comets recovered with 27 second-half points in a 34-0 victory at Towson to remain unbeaten.
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- Drew S. Talbott, owner of a local construction company who was also a competitive Chesapeake Bay sailor, died of a heart attack Sept. 8. The longtime Anneslie resident was 58.
- Restaurants across Baltimore and the nation have reported hiring woes amid competition for workers during the pandemic.
- Walter W. Brewster, a retired Alex. Brown & Sons stockbroker, conservationist and sportsman who enjoyed fox hunting, died of a cerebral hemorrhage Sept. 8 at Greater Baltimore Medical Center.
- After almost 45 years to the day that police found her body dumped near a cemetery, Baltimore County Police said detectives identified “Woodlawn Jane Doe” thanks to new DNA testing.
- In an unusual trial that concluded Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Maryland, the jury heard directly from two defendants who said they had taken their charges to trial even though they were guilty.
- Mary D. “Molly” Buchanan, a former sales associate who was an avid tennis and bridge player, died of respiratory failure Sept. 4 at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center.
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- A driver hit and killed a man who was standing outside his parked car in Dundalk on Tuesday night, according to police.
- A fire on the fourth floor of a senior living apartment in Edgemere Wednesday morning injured multiple residents, according to the Baltimore County Fire Department.
- This all-stone, former carriage house in Phoenix was built in the early 20th century and is reminiscent of an English country manor.
- Participants range from Baltimore steakhouses and pizzerias to a coffee shop in Cumberland.
- Baltimore County school board doubled down Tuesday night on a plan to replace Towson and Dulaney high schools following a heated debate among the elected leaders, school system staff and community members.
- Hurricane Ida moved through Louisiana in late August leaving flooding, damaged property, power outages and destruction in its wake. In the aftermath, food is needed, especially fresh food, and First Fruit Farms, a local nonprofit farm dedicated to providing fresh, nutritious food to those in need, is stepping in to help.
- Towson University launched an incubator for startup businesses and nonprofits Monday aimed at connecting business leaders with each other and with students interested in finding a career.
- Anne Arundel County Public Schools employees and high school student athletes will have to prove they’ve been vaccinated against COVID-19 or undergo weekly testing starting Nov. 22, Superintendent George Arlotto announced Monday.
- Catonsville and Arbutus area crime log for Sept. 8-11, 2021 compiled for reports from Baltimore County Police.
- Baltimore City Council approved a bill Monday that will create a security deposit grant program for low-income city residents — a compromise reached among various city officials after a bill mandating alternative security deposit options was rejected earlier this year.
- Baltimore Police responding to a call in Northwest Baltimore on Monday morning found the body of an unidentified woman who had been shot in the head, the department said.
- Roger Erricker, who coached Towson’s track and cross country teams for 30 years, died of cancer at home on Sept. 12.
