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Daniel Borowy, the 17-year-old student shot in the cafeteria of Perry Hall High School on the first day of school, was discharged from the hospital Monday afternoon after two weeks recovering there, according to hospital officials and the family's pastor. - Even as relatives and friends held a funeral Monday to mourn a young mother who was slain by a stray bullet, Baltimore police pushed to solve a spate of killings that has left 10 dead in the past 10 days.
- New Baltimore County Superintendent Dallas Dance will answer questions from the public at the next Sun Newsmaker Forum.
- Daniel Borowy's condition upgraded from critical to fair.
- Hundreds of parents and students of the Perry Hall High community packed into the school's auditorium one week after the first day of school was marred by gunfire, demanding answers about what unfolded in the school's cafeteria and posing questions about their students' safety.
- A Baltimore County grand jury has indicted 15-year-old Robert W. Gladden Jr. on 29 counts in the Aug. 27 school shooting that critically injured another Perry Hall High student on the first day of school.
- At least in the Edgewood incident, it appears the school system has taken the appropriate path of doing something rather than just letting things happen.
- Greg Wimmer says his emotions after the shooting of a Perry Hall special ed student turned into a song that he's shared online
- Perry Hall High shooter's soul was shattered by bullying
- Milton Borowy cautions against ignoring warning signs in behavior, on Facebook
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- The shooting at Perry Hall High School has raised questions about how shotguns are treated under state law and how firearms are kept from children.
- Mary Lynn Harvey, former director of the Baltimore County Office of Community Conservation who had led a wide array of efforts to preserve and improve communities, died Aug. 26 of colon cancer at Gilchrist Hospice in Towson.
- Robert Gladden, suspect in the Perry Hall shooting, brought a shotgun to school because it was "the only weapon he could get," police said.
- Perry Hall High shooter's background laid the groundwork for a tragedy
- The victim of the Perry Hall High School shooting is improving, but he's "not out of the woods," his family's pastor said Thursday.
- As events in Maryland and Louisiana show, those who care for kids must be prepared for an emergency at all times
- Perry Hall High School will maintain a heightened police presence after a cafeteria shooting in which a student critically injured a classmate on the first day of school.
- It's been a busy two weeks for Port Deposit Mayor Wayne Tome, who had to contend with three public safety crises, two in his town and the school shooting in Baltimore County where he is a member of the fire service.
- Cigna is offering free counseling for Baltimore County residents having a hard time coping with Monday's shooting at Perry Hall High
- With Monday's shooting just across the county border at Perry Hall High School, at least one Harford County school could see more emergency drills, although school and police officials generally said they do not expect any new security measures.
- Perry Hall High School shooting today prompts county, school officials to reinforce need for vigilance when it comes to safety of students and staff. Shooting which occurred in the cafeteria at lunchtime left one student critically wounded. Male student has been apprehended by police.
- In the aftermath of this morning's shooting of a 17-year-old Perry Hall High School student, some classmates were sharing a sense of shock and surprise over the incident.
