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The Reedville Fisherman's Museum in Virginia will bring The Spirit of 1608 , its reproduction of Capt.

Detectives from the Baltimore County Police Department 's cold case squad have solved two homicides that were previously classified as "undetermined deaths" by Maryland 's medical examiner.

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Two Pasadena residents were charged with multiple drug and weapons crimes after police seized nearly a kilogram of marijuana, $32,000 in cash and 27 guns from their home, Anne Arundel County police said.

Shelter may be moved to Halethorpe County awaits word from food bank group 06/04/08 By Marcia Ames mames@patuxent.com Baltimore County may be a step closer to moving its west- side homeless shelter.

Hart, who served as a captain in the Westview career station in Catonsville the past five years, officially was named the department's first black battalion chief May 29.

May 29, 2008 12:00 AM by Luke Broadwater , The Examiner The director of the Baltimore County jail defended his staff's attention to a dying man as appropriate Wednesday, even as outside agencies said they were ...

A Baltimore-based industrial developer said yesterday that it plans to create 1.3 million square feet of new or renovated warehouse space in Halethorpe in Baltimore County through a $100 million redevelopment ...

Jonathan D. Hart will be recognized for his recent promotion to battalion chief in the county Fire Department at a reception at 3:30 p.m. today on the mezzanine level of the old courthouse in Towson.

May 28, 2008 12:00 AM by Luke Broadwater , The Examiner 3 hrs ago: Baltimore county jail's medical care questioned after man dies in cell Michael Payne, who was being held at the Baltimore County Detention ...

U.S. District Judge Andre M. Davis sentenced George J. Emge, age 27, of Halethorpe, Maryland, today to 126 months in prison followed by supervised release for life for distributing child pornography, announced ...

Baltimore County police say a man was fatally shot by sheriff's deputies when they attempted to serve a warrant. via WMAR

“I wish it was more than one day a week. It's so much to fit into a short amount of time. "But I think it's more effective if we keep it small, and there won't be as much burnout with the kids if we just keep it one day a week.”

Lansdowne Elementary School fifth-graders Kayla Klein, Karen Hernandez, Taylor Barrett and Alycea Rivera in front and Danielle McCoy and Cierra Rogers in the second row listen to Glen Blackwell. via Arbutus Times

“I'd seen it, but didn't know what it was. But once you get out there, it's everywhere”

Andrew Sullivan, of Catonsville, lifes a bag of garlic mustard weed of the back of a truck May 4 during the ninth annual Garlic Mustard Challenge. via Catonsville Times

Times listed refer to calls for service. For information about the department, go to www.arbutusvfd.org. Arbutus Maiden Choice Lane, 1000 block, 11:42 p.m. April 26. via Catonsville Times

Times listed refer to calls for service. For information about the department, go to www.arbutusvfd.org. Catonsville Old Frederick Road, 2300 block, 10:53 p.m. April 18. via Catonsville Times

“We're learning how to make it fun for us to do things for the environment”

Email this story to a friend Nick Rispoli watches Anna Holt, left, and Sarah Broccolino paint a butterfly box to house the caterpillars students will place inside. via Arbutus Times

“You could not have gotten any more people along the route”

Amanda Simmons, 3, blows bubbles during the 100th anniversary celebration of the Lansdowne Improvement Association on April 19. via Arbutus Times

“Two poor harvests in Europe, two poor harvests in Australia have decreased supplies worldwide, and this is a worldwide commodity”

If you drink beer, this is probably not going to be news to you. Beer prices are up by as much as 70 percent for some brands. via WJZ-TV Baltimore

An overturned tractor-trailer on the Baltimore Beltway's inner loop, past the Route 1/Southwestern Boulevard exit, blocked all lanes for about an hour this morning and is continuing to cause long backups that are spilling over onto Interstate 95.

The truck was carrying cell phones. Hazmat, Maryland State Police, EMS and fire crews are on the scene. A state police spokesman said the collision involved five passenger vehicles as well as the truck. He said two motorists were transported to St. Agnes Hospital with minor injuries, but the truck driver was unhurt. Read more