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Larry Drane was something of an icon at Riviera Beach Elementary School when he died of a sudden heart attack on May 1. The school's chief custodian for 29 years, he was beloved not only by students but also by their families.
Ghosts, goblins, Barack Obama and Michael Jackson will be at your door tonight, all asking for candy.
Putting an end to distracted driving
Inspiration struck Sean Brown after a car almost did. He was sitting in traffic in front of Northeast High School and a teenager on his cell phone nearly rear-ended him.
Brooklyn Park: Crafters that Care create projects for charities
As workers at Genesis HealthCare Center left for the weekend Friday, six women sat at a table in the dining hall, wished them well and continued stringing beads and teasing each other.
Maryland's waters still a toxic dumping ground?
Factories and power plants discharged more than 2 million pounds of toxic chemicals into Maryland waterways, according to a new report by Environment Maryland .
Glen Burnie West: North County High begins new tradition with homecoming 5K
North County High School will host its inaugural homecoming 5K race on Oct. 24 at Baybrook Park in Curtis Bay.
Coast Guard Rescues 2 In Patapsco River
The Coast Guard rescued two people near Rock Creek in the Patapsco River on Tuesday.
Local Knowledge: Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore has been a favorite destination of ours for years, and we're not alone in our appreciation for this popular port on the Chesapeake Bay.
The Next City Council meeting is scheduled for Oct. 19 at 5 p.m. Bill 09-0398 Rezoning--2112-2136 W. North Ave.
Coast Guard rescues man in Patapsco River
The Coast Guard rescued a man aboard a disabled sailboat in the Patapsco River near the mouth of Bear Creek in Baltimore Wednesday.
Trash-to-energy plant shopping for customers
Planners of a Curtis Bay trash-to-energy plant are in talks with Baltimore city and county officials to sell them the electricity, because having guaranteed customers could help secure a loan to build the plant.
The Real Estate Wonk: Market's tough for affordable housing, too
A recession only increases demand for less-pricey homes and apartments, so affordable-housing builders aren't used to downturns affecting their line of work.
William Hunter Waring, audit supervisor
William Hunter Waring, a retired field audit supervisor who earlier had worked for Texaco Oil Co., died Friday of pneumonia at Oak Crest Village.
An 83-year-old man was critically injured this morning in a truck crash that tied up rush-hour traffic on Interstate 97 for more than an hour, Maryland State Police said.
Coast Guard rescues 2 in Bodkin Creek
The Coast Guard rescued two people aboard a pleasure craft disabled in Bodkin Creek near Pasadena, Md., Saturday.
Baltimore police identify homicide victims
Baltimore police have identified several recent homicide victims. David H. Hunt, 23, of the 3500 block of Ashe St.
Constellation has asked the state for permission to build a fly ash landfill at Hawkins Point, just across the Anne Arundel County line.
Man fatally shot, another stabbed in Curtis Bay
One man was fatally shot and another person was stabbed in Curtis Bay on Friday night, a Baltimore police spokeswoman said.
1 Man Shot, Another Stabbed In Curtis Bay
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1 killed, 2 rescued after boats crash on Marley Creek
A man died yesterday and two other people were rescued after two boats crashed in Curtis Creek, authorities reported.
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