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- Towson boys soccer team beats Perry Hall to finish 7-0 and capture Baltimore County championship.
- Elementary students, special education students and students receiving specialized services will have the option of attending in-person four days a week starting in May.
- Baltimore Police arrested and charged another man in the brazen, west-side gun battle last February, this person alleged to have fired the reckless shot that hit the 10-year-old girl down the block.
- Jean Julius Goldsmith, a retired Baltimore City Schools music supervisor and teacher, has died at 94.
- After a year of relative isolation caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Muslims are thankful even for a drive-thru version of Ramadan dinners at the Islamic Society of Baltimore.
- Andrew Saul, one of the few remaining holdovers from the Trump administration, said through a spokesman that he intends to lead the Baltimore County-based Social Security Administration until his term ends in 2025.
- Operated by Baltimore City Public Schools Food and Nutrition Services, the Great Kids Farm in Catonsville offers students hands-on opportunities to “connect farm to plate, reinforce curricular concepts, strengthen environmental literacy and promote healthy habits."
- The university has been using the BioFlash about 10 times a week for the past six weeks to detect the presence of COVID-19 in dorms, locker rooms, classrooms, research labs and other areas.
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- Dr. Michael S. Shear, a Union Memorial Hospital physiatrist whose work focused on seeking relief for patients who suffered from chronic pain, died April 5 of cancer at Stella Maris Hospice. The Towson resident was 68.
- John C.B. Kirby Sr., a retired businessman, died April 3 at St. Joseph’s Nursing Home in Catonsville of complications from dementia He was 85.
- After escaping the economic fallout that hit many others last year, Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. unveiled his $4.2 billion operating budget Thursday, kicking in unprecedented funds for public schools and county retirees.
- Baltimore County Police issued a warning Thursday about a white van whose driver reportedly attempted to lure children into the van in at least two incidents in the past week.
- A few years ago, Parkville resident Daniel Dean became fascinated with a site at Marshy Point Nature Center in Baltimore County.
- On the market for $1.7 million, this house on Corbridge Lane sits on 4 acres on the banks of the Gunpowder River in Monkton, MD.
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- A bill that would enable Baltimore County librarians to form a union passed both chambers of the General Assembly on the final day of the legislative session Monday night, and now heads to Gov. Larry Hogan’s desk for his signature.
- This is a modern-day palace that will leave your visitors gaping in awe from the moment they approach the front door.
- A year into the coronavirus pandemic, the Baltimore-area housing market continues to thrive. The trends reflect the public health crisis’ continued hold on the economy, fueling demand for property and opening the consumer floodgates with record-low mortgage interest rates.
- Baltimore County Council members and residents took issue with what they called potential “unintended consequences” of proposed zoning changes that would allow hundreds more restaurants to hold live music.
- Olszewski would join a growing field sparring to take over when Republican Gov. Larry Hogan leaves office.
- The Towson Chamber of Commerce is hosting a community cleanup day in honor of Earth Day this Saturday, April 17, asking for volunteers to help plant perennials in the flower boxes around town.
- Towson boys soccer team beats Perry Hall to finish 7-0 and capture Baltimore County championship.
- This weekend, the Naval Academy’s 28th Company, also known as the croquet company, will take on the Ninth Wing, the nickname given to midshipmen who lived at St. John’s College during the fall semester.
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- Karida Collins' Neighborhood Fiber Co., a Baltimore-based hand-dyed yarn company, has a famous customer in Kamala Harris and a history that has unrolled over 15 years.
- Two were killed and two were shot Saturday in Baltimore, the city’s police department said. A 5-year-old child was injured.
- Special team play changes game before halftime