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Catonsville

'He made the world a better place’: Jordan Taylor memorial fund receives over $10,000 in donations in 10 days
A fund set up by The Y in Catonsville for Jordan Taylor, the Catonsville native killed in his Baltimore home last month, has raised more than $10,000 to provide financial assistance to families struggling to enroll their kids in local YMCA programs.

By Taylor DeVille

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Baltimore County Sports

Hammond running game, defense too much for Catonsville in home opener
Catonsville falls behind early in loss to Hammond

By Craig Clary

Dec 9, 2019
Obituaries

Dr. Michael T. Crow, associate professor of medicine and Johns Hopkins researcher, dies
Dr. Michael T. Crow, an assistant professor of medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, has died at age 66.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Dec 9, 2019
Obituaries

Donald J. DeBona Sr., who sold advertising for a medical publisher, dies
Donald DeBona, a retired medical publication employee who formerly lived in the Towson neighborhood of Wiltondale, has died at age 92.

By Jacques Kelly

Dec 9, 2019
Baltimore County Sports

Catonsville girls basketball preview: Comets host Mount de Sales in Catonsville Cup to benefit Pete McDevitt
Comets host 7th annual Catonsville Cup on Dec. 14

By Craig Clary

Dec 9, 2019
Towson

Man arrested after threatening another with a shotgun: Towson and Cockeysville area crime
Alexander R. Carr, 19, of the 300 block of Donnybrook Lane, was arrested last Thursday after waving a shotgun around during an argument, according to police records.

By Cody Boteler

Dec 9, 2019
Crime

Bail denied for Baltimore County Police officer charged with sexually assaulting three women, records show
Baltimore County Police Sunday announced an officer assigned to the department’s Essex precinct was arrested and charged felony rape and misdemeanor assault, according to a release.

By McKenna Oxenden

Dec 9, 2019
Crime

Baltimore County Police arrest suspect in Dundalk child sexual assault case
Police said Royal Jamar Robert Quinn is facing multiple charges in connection with a sexual assault at a Dundalk elementary school.

By Wilborn P. Nobles III

Dec 9, 2019
Baltimore County

Baltimore County councilman wants to close loophole to address over-renting issues
Towson residents are concerned about landlords who are allegedly breaking the law by renting to more than two unrelated adults in a single-family home.

By Wilborn P. Nobles III

Dec 9, 2019

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Embattled comedian Louis C.K. is performing in Baltimore County this weekend
Embattled comedian Louis C.K. is scheduled to perform his standup show at Magooby's Joke House in Timonium Dec. 13 and Dec. 14.

By Lillian Reed

Dec 9, 2019
Towson

Cockeysville: Baltimore Ravens lineman Orlando Brown Jr. reads to students at Pot Spring Elementary
Bright and early last Monday morning, students at Pot Spring Elementary were treated to a surprise visit from Orlando Brown, Junior, a tackle for the Baltimore Ravens.

By Melissa Whatley

Dec 9, 2019
Food & Drink

Why one Cockeysville woman is using pound cake to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s
Cara Ehrlich realized something was wrong when her mother forgot how to make a six-ingredient pound cake she’d been baking for years. Now Ehrlich uses the pound cake as her calling card when visiting legislators to raise awareness for the Alzheimer’s Association and lobby for support for new laws that support people living with the disease.

By Christina Tkacik

Dec 9, 2019
Sports

Towson women’s volleyball falls to No. 11 seed Penn State in NCAA tournament second round
The Towson women’s volleyball team fell in four sets to No. 11 seed Penn State in the second round of the NCAA tournament, ending one of the best seasons in program history.

By Baltimore Sun staff

Dec 7, 2019
Obituaries

Harold A. Rose, retired master detective and Kennedy assassination investigator, dies
Harold Rose, retired master detective and John F. Kennedy assassination investigator, has died at age 91

By Jacques Kelly

Dec 7, 2019
College Sports

Towson women’s volleyball beats American in five sets for first-ever NCAA tournament victory
The Towson University women’s volleyball team defeated American in five sets on Friday in University Park, Pennsylvania, for the program’s first NCAA tournament victory.

By Baltimore Sun staff

Dec 6, 2019

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‘Remember the love': Vigil held for 15-year-old girl killed by driver police say had been drinking
Family and friends gathered Friday night for a candlelight vigil to remember Trinity Lynn Brooks, 15, who was struck by a car and killed in Dundalk.

By Jean Marbella

Dec 6, 2019
Politics

State delegates Hettleman, Cardin likely to face off for Zirkin’s open Senate seat in Baltimore County
Sen. Bobby Zirkin's open seat in Baltimore County draws candidates

By Luke Broadwater and Pamela Wood

Dec 6, 2019
Baltimore County

Baltimore County Police seeking man charged with selling fraudulent newspaper subscriptions
Baltimore County Police are seeking a Dundalk man who they say is selling fraudulent newspaper subscriptions, particularly targeting the elderly.

By Cody Boteler

Dec 6, 2019
Catonsville

Catonsville Bob Evans employees robbed by three armed men: Arbutus and Catonsville area crime
Baltimore County Police are investigating an armed robbery at a Catonsville Bob Evans early Monday morning, Nov. 25.

By Taylor DeVille

Dec 6, 2019
Business

Parent company to sell or close some of Baltimore-area Shoppers grocery stores
Thirteen Shoppers stores in Maryland and Virginia will be sold to other grocery operators, their parent company announced, and four others will close by the end of January.

By Talia Richman

Dec 6, 2019
Catonsville

Four charged in fatal shooting of Catonsville rapper, Baltimore County police say
Four have been charged in the murder of a Catonsville man and Baltimore rapper last month in Lochearn, Baltimore County Police announced Friday.

By Taylor DeVille

Dec 6, 2019

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Donald J. DeBona Sr., who sold advertising for a medical publisher, dies
Donald DeBona, a retired medical publication employee who formerly lived in the Towson neighborhood of Wiltondale, has died at age 92.

By Jacques Kelly

Dec 9, 2019

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Maryland alumnus George Laurer, inventor of ubiquitous UPC, dies at 94
George J. Laurer, a Maryland graduate whose invention of the Universal Product Code at IBM transformed retail and other industries around the world, has died. He was 94.

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'He made the world a better place’: Jordan Taylor memorial fund receives over $10,000 in donations in 10 days
A fund set up by The Y in Catonsville for Jordan Taylor, the Catonsville native killed in his Baltimore home last month, has raised more than $10,000 to provide financial assistance to families struggling to enroll their kids in local YMCA programs.

By Taylor DeVille

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Maryland transportation secretary Rahn to leave Hogan administration; state highway chief to take over
Maryland's transportation secretary, Pete Rahn, is leaving his position.

By Pamela Wood and Colin Campbell

Dec 9, 2019

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Jurors asked about race, alcohol as trial begins in killing of Bowie student
Sean Urbanski was charged with murder and a hate crime for the killing of Richard Collins III in 2017. His trial began Monday with jury selection.

By Lilly Price

Dec 9, 2019

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Hammond running game, defense too much for Catonsville in home opener
Catonsville falls behind early in loss to Hammond

By Craig Clary

Dec 9, 2019

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