Freeland News

You often hear the expression "Justice tempered with mercy" but rarely, in these times of zero-tolerance policies and mandatory sentences, do you see it in practice.

Danny Gahagan, of Parkton, is a member of the College Choir at Gettysburg College.

Judy Baseman, right, of Freeland, knits a sweater she hopes to finish in time to include in a Christmas box that will be sent to needy families in Appalachia.

An underground electric cable that overheated and emitted smoke at Prettyboy Elementary School, in Freeland, caused the school to be closed Monday, Dec.

Twins Alex and Maggie Jenkins, 7, of Parkton, drop off Halloween candy at the office of Dr.

An employment fair for seniors in Baltimore County on Thursday drew several hundred job seekers, many of them recently laid off after years with the same company.

"I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught." Winston Churchill Whether North County students like being taught or not, school will soon open.

North County Preservation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting rural life in northern Baltimore County, has elected a new slate of officers.

When UMBC freshman step onto campus for the first time, a lot has to be going through their minds - who is going to be a friend, who is going to be a study buddy, who is going to get them in trouble, who is going to help them cope with their roommate - and the list goes on.

A woman who worked at Prettyboy Market, in Freeland, was arrested in connection with the June 29 fire that caused $500,000 worth of damage.

Steve Arnold, a renowned meteorite hunter, came to York County on Wednesday in search of the meteorite that is believed to have flashed across the sky early Monday.

Dorothy Onyemah wishes she would have followed her first instinct to get off at the Loganville exit of Interstate 83 Wednesday afternoon to get to Apple Hill Medical Center for a test.

Five hours after Prettyboy Market in Freeland was damaged in an early morning fire June 29, owner David Lawson surveyed the wreckage, made phone calls to his insurance company and talked to customers who stopped by to offer support.

The following is compiled from police reports. Our policy is to include descriptions when there is enough information to make identification possible.