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Baltimore County Police investigating after body is found in Upperco

Baltimore County Police are investigating after a man’s body was found Monday in an Upperco field.

By Cody Boteler

Oct 14, 2019

- Business
Flour mill in Baltimore County’s Oella, Maryland’s last commercial mill, to shut down

The Wilkins-Rogers flour mill, which stands on the banks of the Patapsco River in Oella where milling stretches back two centuries, will shut down early next year.

By Lorraine Mirabella

Oct 14, 2019
- Obituaries
Richard W. Jackson, children’s book editor and author who championed Judy Blume, dies

Richard W. Jackson, a children’s book editor and author who championed Judy Blume, has died at age 84.

By Jacques Kelly

Oct 14, 2019
- Baltimore County
Seven people injured in MTA bus crash in Essex

The Baltimore County Fire Department say multiple people are injured in a crash involving a Maryland Transportation Authority bus.

By Phil Davis

Oct 14, 2019
- Politics
Hogan group to host high-dollar fundraiser at Cordish casino to prepare for school funding fight

As the commission proposing big increases to Maryland education funding nears key decisions, Gov. Larry Hogan is ramping up his fight against the plans with a high-dollar fundraiser for his political lobbying organization at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland.

By Luke Broadwater

Oct 14, 2019
- Towson
Towson Place shopping center to install cart-locking perimeter system by 2020

The Towson Place shopping center plans to install a cart-locking perimeter by summer 2020.

By Cody Boteler

Oct 14, 2019
- Catonsville
Catonsville and Arbutus area crime: Truck in Halethorpe defaced with racial slur

A truck parked outside a home on Ryerson Circle in Halethorpe was broken into and defaced with an anti-African American racial slur, police said.

By Taylor DeVille

Oct 14, 2019
- Crime
15 people shot Saturday, including 2-year-old; Baltimore Police seek gunman who fired near officers

Baltimore City Police are searching for an unknown assailant who fired shots near a police officer after a triple shooting in Park Heights on Saturday night.

By Christina Tkacik

Oct 13, 2019
- Obituaries
Edward ‘Ed’ John Bouwer, Johns Hopkins professor and water contamination expert, dies

Water contamination expert Dr. Edward “Ed” John Bouwer, a professor at Johns Hopkins University, has died of multiple myeloma.

By Christina Tkacik

Oct 13, 2019

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Kid entrepreneurs pitch handmade products, homegrown business ideas at Baltimore fair

Child entrepreneurs pitch their original products, services and marketing plans to grown-up customers at busy Baltimore fair.

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Jarvis T. Hughes, who built Liberty ships in Baltimore during World War II and assisted in restoring the S.S. John W. Brown, dies

Jarvis T. Hughes, who helped build Liberty ships during World War II and became a trouble-shooter for Baltimore Gas and Electric Co., has died at age 95.

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Man wounded in shooting in Halethorpe, Baltimore County police say

A man was shot in Halethorpe early Saturday morning, according to Baltimore County Police.

By Kevin Rector

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Two people thrown into Patapsco when boat struck a buoy

Two people were thrown into the Patapsco River south of Key Bridge on Friday night when their boat struck a buoy, officials said.

By Jean Marbella

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Western Tech volleyball pulls away from Catonsville after epic first set

Western Tech wins for third straight year over Catonsville

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Police investigating Essex assault as a homicide after victim dies

A 78-year-old man died earlier this week in the hospital after being assaulted in Essex last month.

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Oct 11, 2019

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Man injured in Parkville shooting, Baltimore County police say

Baltimore County Police are investigating a possible shooting in Parkville and have asked the public to avoid the area around Hillsway and Wentworth avenues.

By Lillian Reed

Oct 11, 2019
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Radebaugh Park in Towson enters second stage of construction

The Green Towson Alliance said a walking path in the park should be under construction by April.

By Cody Boteler

Oct 11, 2019
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Off to best start in seven years, Towson volleyball developing international pipeline

A desire for a college degree and ability to play competitive volleyball spurred four players to consider playing in the U.S. They ended up at Towson, and are helping the Tigers to a strong start.

By Edward Lee

Oct 11, 2019
- Catonsville
Catonsville seeks Baltimore County’s first Arts & Entertainment District designation

Although Arbutus and the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, were nixed from the county's proposal for the first arts and entertainment district, advocates are optimistic about the passage of the new Catonsville Arts District proposal, expected in December.

By Taylor DeVille

Oct 11, 2019
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Hereford scores four unanswered goals in girls soccer victory over Catonsville

Hereford girls soccer comes back after first-half deficit

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51-year-old female pedestrian dies in Pikesville when hit by vehicle

Baltimore County police say Deborah Friedman died after she was struck by a vehicle in Pikesville on Wednesday night.

By Phil Davis

Oct 10, 2019

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Richard W. Jackson, children’s book editor and author who championed Judy Blume, dies

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Queen Anne’s asks Maryland to stop two-way traffic fix for Bay Bridge construction, says school buses are delayed

Queen Anne’s County officials want the state to stop using a new two-way traffic pattern on the Bay Bridge, saying that while it might ease construction-related congestion in Anne Arundel County it’s making it worse on their side of the bay.

By Naomi Harris

Oct 14, 2019

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Catonsville and Arbutus area crime: Truck in Halethorpe defaced with racial slur

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By Taylor DeVille

Oct 14, 2019

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Community leaders sound alarm over fires in West Baltimore vacant homes

Fires in vacant housing like the one on the 1800 block of North Monroe St. last week have become major nuisances and life-threatening hazards, according to West Baltimore community leaders.

By Catherine Rentz

Oct 14, 2019

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Baltimore police ask public for help in identifying person allegedly linked to fatal shooting last week

Police are searching for a suspect connected to an Oct. 7 shooting that left 35-year-old Joseph Morris dead.

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Western Tech volleyball pulls away from Catonsville after epic first set

Western Tech wins for third straight year over Catonsville

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