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Cody Boteler

Cody Boteler

Cody Boteler formerly covered communities in Baltimore County and Baltimore County issues. He came to the company from Industry Dive, where he covered waste, recycling and climate. He graduated from Towson University in May 2017 with a degree in journalism and environmental science.

Knollwood group forms to aid neighbors; Towson area hunkers down

A group of Towson residents are banding together to help their neighbors live their lives safely in the pandemic.

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School construction funding lauded by Towson legislators, as session in Annapolis ends early

The Built to Learn Act approves more than $2 billion for school construction, but it is not the only bill Towson lawmakers wanted to see pass.

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Police searching for woman accused of stabbing her mother-in-law to death in Baltimore County

Baltimore County police on Friday announced they were searching for Indra Teresa Bailey, 62, who is accused of stabbing her mother-in-law to death early in March.

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Man dies in Rosedale camper fire

A 56-year-old man in Rosedale died Monday after camper he was in caught fire, county officials said Tuesday.

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Two robberies reported on Burke Avenue: Towson and Cockeysville area crime

Two robberies were reported in quick succession on Burke Avenue in Towson, only one was successful.

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Baltimore County suspends evictions, prohibits gatherings of more than 50 in coronavirus response

Any gathering over 50 people will be prohibited starting Wednesday, in an effort to promote social distancing.

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Repairs taking longer than expected delay Catonsville fire station reopening after ‘petroleum-like substance’ found in basement

The return of Catonsville fire station personnel to the Catonsville Fire station on Frederick Road, expected March 14, has been pushed back “by several days” due to ongoing repairs to remediate a maintenance issue that caused a “petroleum-like substance” to leak into the basement, fire officials say.

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Cromwell Valley Elementary teacher wins financial education award

A Cromwell Valley Elementary Magnet School teacher is one of six people or organizations to be recognized this year by the CASH Campaign of Maryland this year.

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‘Our second home’: Family bringing fundraiser for epilepsy research to Towson Town Center

On Saturday, March 28, the Stroup Kids for Kids Foundation is hosting the “Addielicious Walk to Help” at the mall Towson Town Center for the first time. The goal is to raise money for epilepsy research.

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Carjacking reported in Towson: Cockeysville and Towson area crime logs

Police said they did not have any reason to believe the carjacking was connected to other recent incidents in the area.

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Towson University asks 9 students, one staff member to self-quarantine after potential coronavirus exposure

A Towson University student told his professors that he is self-quarantining after attending a large conference in Washington, D.C.

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Man arrested after desecrating mausoleum at Gardens of Faith Memorial Gardens in Overlea

Police said the suspect smashed urns containing human remains and stole jewelry that had been left by loved ones.

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96-year-old woman was stabbed to death in Lochearn, police say

Police said Evelyn Bailey, 96, was found dead Wednesday morning.

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Towson High School is nearly 360 students over capacity. No immediate solution appears in sight, officials say

The overcrowding at Towson High has been “severe for the past few years,” said County Councilman David Marks, a Republican who represents the area. The school is at nearly 129% capacity.

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96-year-old woman found dead in Lochearn; Baltimore County police investigating

The woman was identified as Evelyn Bailey.

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