Middle River News

July 9 - July 15, 2008 * P.O. Box 203 * Westminster * MD * 21158 * Ph: 410-875-5449 * Fax: 410-875-5401 * E-mail: ctimes@lcniofmd.com Landlords may get a delay in rental licensing deadline SUSAN C. INGRAM ...

Police have identified the man who was fatally struck by a freight train Wednesday night as Don Sherman, 40, of the 9600 block of Conmar Road in Middle River.

SUSAN C. INGRAM 09.JUL.08 Just two years apart in age, brothers Richard Nichols, 44, and Robert Nichols, 46, have followed similar paths in life.

One man is dead after a carbon monoxide emergency aboard a boat in Middle River.

A public hearing about 14 properties on Baltimore County's preliminary historic landmarks list will follow the 6 p.m. County Council meeting Monday.

Aviation artist and photographer Camellia A. Blackwell will be featured at the Glenn L. Martin Maryland Aviation Museum's Aviation Speaker Program at 7 p.m. Monday at the Lockheed Martin auditorium, 2323 ...

Baltimore County police are looking for a group of home invaders who apparently used a sword to attack their victim in a Middle River neighborhood early Thursday morning.

The Baltimore County Historical Trust will present its 2008 Preservation Awards at its annual reception at 6 p.m. Thursday at the Green Spring Valley Hounds hunt club, 13920 Mantua Mill Road, Glyndon.

Joseph Kaminski, who turned 100 years old yesterday, still weeds the yard at his Rosedale home and shops for all his groceries.

Baltimore Business Journal - by Daniel J. Sernovitz Staff An Essex shopping center is slated for a makeover, nearly six years after it lost its major anchor tenants and most of the smaller businesses that ...

Real-life 'Rosies' recall working in plants during World War II 06/05/08 By Linda Garman Weimer lweimer@patuxent.com A panel discussion May 30 featured Baltimore-area women who took factory jobs during WWII.

Baltimore County police arrested two men accused of following senior citizens home from a bank and robbing them at gunpoint.

In an effort to curb the pain at the pump, many business, such as hotels and car dealers, have begun offering cheap or free gas.

It was an unusual gas giveaway in Baltimore County Monday. Adam May reports, as the cost of driving rises, churches are the latest group to try to help.

In Middle River, one church gave away gas in hopes of saving more than just money.

These days, everyone's looking for a good deal on gas. On Monday, a bunch of those seekers found the perfect deal in Middle River, and they are literally thanking the Lord.

"When I looked up this morning and saw the vans pulling in, I said, what in the world is going on here," said one station attendant.

Forget knocking on doors or preaching on street corners. Some churches are trying a new approach to spreading the word of God: pumping gas.

Middle River Baptist plans to discount gas at a nearby gas station by 50 cents a gallon for three hours on Monday.

Baltimore County Police Chief James Johnson talked about the importance of using seat belts during a press conference held at the Baltimore County Police Training Center last Thursday.

Women who worked at Glenn L. Martin Co. and Eastern Aircraft during World War II - part of a nationwide group of female war workers known as 'Rosie the Riveters' - will give a presentation at 2 p.m. Saturday at ...

The lowdown // Ellicott City-based group The Dangerous Summer has worked with producer Paul Levitt, who has collaborated with Dashboard Confessional and All Time Low, and released If You Could Only Keep Me ...

Two men with lengthy service to the Perry Hall community will retire this spring.