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The Baltimore County school system is seeking public input on construction priorities for its Multi-Year Improvement Plan for All Schools through a survey
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Two young men robbed a man sitting on a bench in Towson Place shopping center, stealing his cell phone and causing minor bodily injuries, according to police.
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Joe Battaglia, who served four seasons as a Navy football assistant coach, experienced three major life events in the month of a June. Battaglia and his wife Kim welcomed their first child on June 5 then watched their apartment destroyed by fire on June 25. That same day, Battaglia was hired as head coach of the Concordia Prep football program.
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Two Baltimore County men face federal extortion charges after they allegedly threatened and planned to kill a county restaurant owner who failed to pay more than $400,000 in accrued debt and set fire to his home, according to a recently unsealed complaint.
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A "Walk Among the Music" took place on the evening of June 20 with Knollwood residents in Towson encouraged to walk a 7/10 of a mile loop and listen to a diverse mix of musical styles and influences on five stages.
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Andrew S. Gaskins, former senior vice president of human resources for Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Maryland, has died at 79.
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Encore Creativity for Older Adults, a choral program for adults 55 and older based in Annapolis, is accepting registrations through July 3 for Encore University Summer School.
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Residents of Towson and Catonsville areas are trying to make do this year without their traditional Fourth of July parades.
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Damone Moore was a shot put state champion and leader on the football field
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Junior Ethan Buda, the recipient of hateful text messages, has since left the team, and Tony De Cesare, who served on a volunteer basis, resigned shortly after the incident became public in early June.
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A corporal with Towson University Police Department has been arrested and charged with possession and distribution of child pornography, court documents state.
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Graduates from elementary school through college were celebrated on two occasions earlier this month in the Cockeysville area.
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While Baltimore County officials last week announced new police reforms and accountability measures, some are skeptical whether the local measures will improve community and police relationships.
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Towson athletic director Tim Leonard said the university does not anticipate any layoffs or furloughs, but every sport and every unit within the athletic department will be asked to trim 25% from its operating budget.
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The two universities join a growing number of institutions across the nation to drop standardized testing requirements in light of difficulties in conducting tests during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Towson Town Center will reopen Saturday, June 20, with fewer hours, reduced capacity and new measures to encourage social distancing and sanitation amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Organizers discuss what's new with this year's version of the annual fair, while experts weigh in on if it's a good idea to have a fair in the midst of a pandemic.
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James L Dunbar Sr., founder of Federal Armored Express, which was later renamed Dunbar Armored, has died. He was 90.
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Ruxton resident and creative writing teacher Evan Balkan has a new novel, titled "Independence," due out in September.
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Former Towson State kicker-punter Sean Landeta has been placed on the 2021 National Football Foundation College Football Hall of Fame ballot as a divisional candidate, announced by the foundation on Tuesday.
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Two adults, three juveniles charged in May shooting in Parkville: Towson and Cockeysville area crime
Two men and three unnamed juveniles have been arrested and charged in connection with a nonfatal shooting in Parkville last month, Baltimore County police say.
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Margaret M. Rowland, a longtime Baltimore County public schools educator and inveterate golfer, died June 7 of lung cancer at her Mercy Ridge retirement community home. She was 97.
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In a reinvigorated push for police reform in the wake of widespread unrest, Baltimore County officials announced several measures to publicize complaints and use of force data, require police to report instances of excessive force and creating a permanent advisory group focused on disparities in policing.
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More than 150 students gathered in Towson’s Patriot Square Tuesday afternoon as the Baltimore region continues its second week of protests calling for police reform and policy change after the death of a black Minneapolis man in police custody last month.
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As salons and barbershops slowly reopen in Baltimore County, owners say safety for clients and staff are chief concerns.
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Baltimore County will follow Gov. Larry Hogan’s lead to further reopen indoor dining, gyms, malls and other nonessential businesses at 50% capacity.
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As Torrent Nightclub is expected to return to its roots as Recher 2.0, renowned Chef Brigitte Bledsoe, who is known for blending Southern cuisine with Chesapeake Bay fare at Miss Shirley’s Cafe, has taken over as executive chef and director of operations at the Towson Tavern, Rec Room and Torrent Nightclub.
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Cockeysville basketball star Ike Cornish announced on Twitter on Wednesday that he was committing to play basketball at Maryland.
