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Laurel Leader

Seems like everyone passes through Laurel, at one time or another [Commentary]

From George Washington to George Wallace to the Astrodon johnstoni dinosaurs that roamed the wilds off Contee Road — no doubt killing time before the new Panera and Harris Teeter open in Laurel — it seems that Laurel has hosted virtually every species. I got to thinking about this when I heard the news of the recent death of James Brady, the press secretary to President Ronald Reagan. Both men were shot in 1981 by would-be assassin John Hinckley, and I later met Brady at Gayer's

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New stores announced for Foundry Row

Construction has begun on the new $140 million, 50-acre Foundry Row shopping center on the site of the frmer Solo Cup factory in Owings Mills, the developers announced Tuesday.

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New stores announced for Foundry Row
Laurel Leader

Entrepreneur helps clients with work space

Howard's yearning was satiated through the launch of her business, which provides temporary office space, virtual office space and the benefits that come with a physical office space to a variety of local and state-wide businesses in need of a corporate presence in Laurel.

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Laurel Leader

Montgomery Street church helps feed, clothe through basement pantry

Last March, Maxine and Robert Pineda began storing and distributing food from a walk-in pantry in the church basement. In August, Boggs gave up his Pastor's Conference Room to move the Food Pantry into a larger space. As it continues to grow, Robert Pineda wants to expand the pantry into an offsite location, ideally on Main Street.

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Montgomery Street church helps feed, clothe through basement pantry
Laurel Leader

Reader gives two cents on Towne Centre at Laurel [Letter]

So far from what I've read the new Towne Centre at Laurel isn't going to make people jump into their car and come rushing to it. I shop at Columbia mall because of the major department stores and a very good selection of small stores. I can only hope that in the coming months the owners will announce that there will be brand name children's, men's and women's clothing stores coming to the center.
Harford County

Vandalism reported at Tire Village in Bel Air [Police Blotter]

Joshua Paul Antlitz, 29, of the 600 block of Law Street and the 500 block of Cider Press Loop in Joppa, was arrested Friday on a bench warrant in a case in which he was charged with driving while his license was suspended, driving with a suspended registration, failure to display his license and speeding.
Vandalism reported at Tire Village in Bel Air [Police Blotter]

After the gunfire, shoppers and workers confront emotional toll

Some who were at The Mall in Columbia during the shootings are experiencing restless nights, troubled dreams, anxious thoughts. Counselors have stepped in to help, saying these are natural after effects but should they persists, people need to seek additional help

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Laurel Leader

New stores, opening dates announced for Towne Centre at Laurel

Thomas Fitzpatrick, president and chief operating officer of developer Greenberg Gibbons, came before the Laurel City Council Monday, Jan. 27 to update the city on opening dates and new stores in the $110 million Towne Centre at Laurell, which, he said, could bring upward of 1,500 new jobs to the area; not counting the about 1,000 construction jobs in the building of the center.

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New stores, opening dates announced for Towne Centre at Laurel
Towson

Mark calendars now to enjoy sights and sounds of the season [Loch Raven]

Loch Raven Village Book Club meets monthly Panera Bread, Loch Raven United Methodist church will once again host its annual Festival of the Arts, Santa has breakfast with community children at Arnolia United Methodist Church, Baltimore Philharmonic Orchestra performs concert at Loch Raven High School, Chorus of the Chesapeake (Dundalk Chapter) and The Upper Chesapeake Chorus - Sweet Adelines perform at Parkville High School,

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