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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.

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.

Loch Raven earns second consecutive shutout in girls soccer.

Towson and Cockeysville area crime log for Sept. 1-7

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Towson University has suspended a veteran campus police officer in the continued fallout from Saturday's shooting, university officials said. Meanwhile, Baltimore County police have arrested a 19-year-old man.

James Howard “Jim” Case, a former Johns Hopkins University mathematician who was signed to play for the Los Angeles Dodgers while in college, died Sept. 1 of a medical incident while riding in an automobile traveling on Northern Parkway.

Towson High School senior Elise Chang began to spread the love and support by sending out cookie care packages to 20 of her friends in December, safely baking and delivering sweet treats to friends in Stoneleigh, Rodgers Forge, Lutherville and Owings Mills.

Mary Ann Connelly, a Locust Point artist who established an art gallery on the Eastern Shore of Virginia and was the founder of Paint Onancock, a plein- air painting and photography event, died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital. She was 70.

Barbara Carol Joellenbeck, an occupational therapist who was a hiking and travel enthusiast, died of metastatic breast cancer Aug. 23 at her home in the Lake-Walker home section of North Baltimore.

One of the three people injured in a shooting on Towson University’s campus early Saturday morning has been released from the hospital, police said Sunday, as officials continue to investigate the incident. The other two victims remain in stable condition at the hospital.

A Towson University student and two other people were shot and injured during a gathering on the campus early Saturday morning, Baltimore County police and school officials said.

Dr. Michael T. Reid, a longtime child psychologist who practiced for more than two decades in Towson and Lutherville, died of pancreatic cancer Aug. 29 at Gilchrist Center in Towson.

Morgan State assistant coaches Derrick Alexander and Jacoby Jones and Towson assistant Justin Harper are linked by their time as Ravens wideouts and Saturday’s season opener between their respective teams.

The Greater Baltimore Medical Center broke ground Thursday on two buildings designed to enhance the patient experience at its Towson hospital campus.

Ellen H. Hennessey, a retired paralegal who enjoyed skiing and giving parties, died Aug. 20 from complications of heart disease at the Pickersgill Retirement Community in West Towson.

Though it’s just a short drive from the urban amenities of Towson and Hunt Valley, this modern red brick Colonial feels as though it’s in the middle of the country.

On the first day of his federal trial for a string of burglaries targeting high-end homes in Baltimore County, Kamar Beckles gave his own opening statement and informed jurors he was, in fact, guilty.

Just like so many years in the past, parishioners from Epworth United Methodist Church in Cockeysville once again participated in the Baltimore County Christian Workcamp. Structured like mission trips that focus on building and repairing homes in impoverished areas, the BCCW takes place during the third week in July each year.

Redshirt senior linebacker Christian Dixon has overcome the deaths of his father and brother to emerge as the Tigers’ defensive field general for the 2021 season.

Thomas A. Werner, a retired insurance executive who was active in several German-American cultural and social organizations, died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Aug. 22 at his home in the Riderwood Thornleigh neighborhood. He was 80.

Anna S. “Nancy” Wilson, a noted abstract artist who worked in both oils and acrylics and whose works can be found in public and private collections, died Aug. 12.

His achievement in perfecting the right academic culture at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County that allowed Black, Asian and Hispanic students from modest backgrounds to excel in the sciences and technology, elevated Freeman Hrabowski to a national leader in higher education.

Bruce L. Cleland, retired president and CEO of Campbell & Co. and co-founder of the Orokawa Foundation, died of head and neck cancer Friday at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center. The Ruxton resident was 73.

Eagle Scout is the highest advancement rank in Boy Scouting. Eagles do their best to set an example and aim to be a positive influence in the community. Towson is fortunate to have Eagles a plenty.

George M. Sherman, who was a top executive at Black & Decker in Baltimore and the Danaher Corp. in Washington, D.C., and teamed with his wife to contribute to organizations committed to offering educational opportunities to the underprivileged, has died. He was 80.

Hannah H. Jones, a retired Johns Hopkins Health System executive secretary who was also a cat fancier, history buff, avid reader and gardener, died of complications of kidney disease Aug. 3 at her Anneslie home. She was 74.

Robert E. Donadio Sr., a Baltimore County attorney who maintained a general law practice for more than half-century and enjoyed writing music, died Tuesday at Gilchrist Center Towson. He was 89.