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Michael E. Economos, who was a Maryland Institute College of Art instructor for five decades and whose own paintings were defined by figurative realism, died of cancer Nov. 3 at York Hospital in New York City. The White Hall, Baltimore County, resident was 85.
- Catonsville defense forces 18 turnovers in first quarter in victory over Lansdowne
- The report released Thursday details how Arnold Jablon, a former Baltimore County permits director, helped a developer avoid paying an estimated millions in fees to build the Metro Centre at Owings Mills — possibly in return for access to basketball tickets and free parking.
- After a Westminster teen died from a gunshot wound sustained in a Dundalk home Monday, police are charging a man who they say failed to secure his gun — and wasn’t supposed to have firearms in the first place.
- Norma Griner spent her life singing with Baltimore choirs. Who would guess she that she found her biggest audience at age 91?
- Catonsville used an intense press and hot shooting to top Towson.
- Shirley Ann Hayes Hargrove, a retired Baltimore City guidance counselor who served at Frederick Douglass High School and was recalled for her optimistic personality, died of cancer Jan. 3 at her home in the Annen Woods section of Pikesville. She was 92.
- Based in Timonium, the Baltimore Hunger Project provides 1,600 students with weekend food bags that are discretely slipped into backpacks that students take home each weekend.
- A 25-year-old man was charged with arson after a Reisterstown apartment fire, police said.
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- Maryland’s state senators and delegates are moving forward with a new map for their districts for the next election, picking one favored by Democratic leaders and rejecting a proposal backed by Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.
- Maryland’s secretary of the environment pledged to increase staffing levels in parts of his department Tuesday following reports of issues with drinking water and poultry farm inspections.
- The cause was complications from frontotemporal dementia, a debilitative disorder of the brain.
- After several inches of snow followed by a wintry mix, the Baltimore region is getting doused with rain and officials are warning of potentially slick roads due to possible icy conditions.
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- Officials hope to meet an increasing need among many of Baltimore County’s 106,000 immigrant residents for centralized services.
- John F. “Jack” Curley Jr., whose investment career spanned more than three decades and who rose to become vice chairman and chief administrative officer at Legg Mason, died Jan. 1 in his sleep at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center.
- Jill Robshaw French, an equestrian and riding instructor who taught for many years at the Columbia Equestrian Center, died in her sleep following hip surgery Dec. 8 while undergoing rehabilitation at the Broadmead Retirement Community.
- The 23-year-old Towson University student was shot and killed around 2 a.m. Jan. 11.
- A Baltimore County judge sentenced an Annapolis police officer to two years in jail with 18 months probation and suspended the entire sentence for stealing items from a Walmart Supercenter in Arbutus.
- Whole Foods Market opened a newly constructed store in Towson Friday in the Towson Row project.
- Catonsville used an intense press and hot shooting to top Towson.
- Carroll County Public Schools’ proposed fiscal 2023 operating budget still faces uncertainties in revenues and expenditures, according to Superintendent Steve Lockard.
- Catonsville defense forces 18 turnovers in first quarter in victory over Lansdowne
- Overturning Roe v. Wade would likely create a domino effect of states banning or restricting abortion. While observers say Maryland is among the states that's most protective of abortion rights, it would feel ripple effects nonetheless.
- Annapolis Police Chief Ed Jackson said internal affairs investigators were unable to pinpoint how videos showing two people being questioned by detectives about a 2017 murder case were uploaded to social media or by whom, but the investigation did confirm no one from the department accessed the videos or sent them outside of the agency.
- Catonsville defense forces 18 turnovers in first quarter in victory over Lansdowne