Freeland News

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.

Late Saturday morning State Police were dispatched to the ramp leading from eastbound York Road to go southbound onto Interstate 83 after a body was discovered.

State officials last week announced a program to offer a $25 coupon toward the purchase of any native tree costing $50 or more.

Baltimore County's Department of Public Works will host a meeting next week to give North County residents a preview of construction projects on local roads and bridges before the equipment, trucks and detour signs show up.

Prettyboy Elementary School in Freeland has closed today at 9:30 a.m. According to Baltimore County Pubic Schools, the closure is due to a power outage.

Credit cards stolen last month from a Parkton home may have provided the break police need in identifying and arresting two men who are now suspected in at least eight North County burglaries.

The following is a synopsis of local planning cases that make their way through the Baltimore County planning process.

Baltimore County police are urging North County residents to be on the alert for suspicious vehicles following a rash of home burglaries.

Farmers in North County and southern York County, Pa., faced severe shortages of field workers during World War II.

Kimberly Wareheim, of Parkton, a graduate of Hereford High School and a senior at the University of Delaware in Newark, has been named to the deana s list for the fall semester.

Just hours after approving a $1.50 monthly service fee and increases to commercial truck tolls, Maryland Transportation Authority officials defended their $60 million "cost recovery program" in front of the ...

The Delaware Board of Pardons is considering a request to commute a Lincoln woman's sentence for causing a crash that killed four members of a Maryland family in a 2002.

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