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Woman is found dead in Reisterstown fire
A woman was found dead in a Reisterstown apartment fire Saturday afternoon, Baltimore County fire officials said.
4 Md. Borders stores among 200 set to close
Borders Group Inc. announced Thursday plans to close 200 mall-based stores nationwide, including four in Maryland.
City Council Votes 4-3 To Return Same Ad Agency
After a lengthy process that often resembled a political catfight, the end result remained the same: MGH will continue to be the town of Ocean City's advertising agency for at least one more year.
Crazy Costumes Sold For Halloween In Charm City
Share + Oct 30, 2009 5:41 pm US/Eastern Reporting Ron Matz TOWSON, Md. 1 of 1 Many are planning to dress up for Halloween this Saturday, and Baltimore is ready to party with some unusual costumes leading this year's Halloween parade.
It's no trick: Savings start by Halloween
Today is a day for jack-o'-lanterns and candy corn, but some retailers would rather you think about Christmas trees and candy canes instead.
Cleaning your toothbrush every day, could keep H1N1 away
In the last few months we've all been inundated with tips on how to avoid catching the swine flu , or the H1N1 influenza.
Owings Mills man freed in Randallstown shooting
A former Randallstown High School student who had been jailed since shortly after last month's shooting at the Baltimore County school was freed yesterday after prosecutors dropped attempted-murder charges against him.
Josef Neschis, 12, left, Ben Schenerman, 12, center, and Harris Himelfarb, 13, all of Reisterstown, dance to Michael JacksonA a a s A a A"Thriller,A a A at the bar mitzvah celebration of Micah Saltzberg, at MartinA a a s West, Oct.
Jemicy school property on the market
Officials of the Jemicy School say they are looking to unload the Towson properties that formerly housed its upper school.
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Cowboyz doesn't defend challenged liquor license
SNOW HILL -- The owner of Cowboyz Saloon and Smokehouse turned in his liquor license at a hearing held to address license violations stemming from reports of pornographic footage shot at the restaurant.
Early Snowfall Arrives In Parts Of Maryland
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Owings Mills New Town charity drive begins today
The Owings Mills New Town Community Association launches its 12th annual charity drive today.
Walk takes taboo subject Out of the Darkness
During a water break, Lisa Sallow of Owings Mills, Md., fromerly of Hanover, talks to walkers in the Out of the Darkness Walk to Prevent Suicide about the Hanover Survivors of Suicide support group while holding a sign with a picture of her son, Josh, who died in 2001.
Wheatley family suggests donation sites
The family of Timothy Wheatley, of Monkton -- killed in a car accident Oct. 5 that critically injured his 9-year-old daughter -- is asking that contributions in his name be made to the hospital and the church that the family says have been invaluable to them since the accident.
From http://spotcrime.com - Other - 103XX Mill Run Circle, Baltimore, MD
FIVE TEENAGE BOYS HAVE BEEN ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH THE ARMED ROBBERY OF TWO GIRLS WHILE THE VICTIMS SAT IN A CAR IN THE 10300 BLOCK OF MILL RUN CIRCLE IN OWINGS MILLS ABOUT 10 P.M. SATURDAY.
Time running out for Md. tax amnesty
Maryland's tax amnesty program, launched in September, expires Oct. 30. Under the amnesty, individuals and small businesses must pay back taxes, but they will only owe half the interest usually assessed and won't face civil penalties or criminal prosecution.
For possible bid, Baltimore County executive moves into new digs in 7th district
Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith said Thursday that he is moving across the county into the 7th Legislative District, where he is considering a run for the Maryland Senate.
Study scours UM's slavery link
Though slaves probably helped build the college that would become the University of Maryland, College Park, the institution was created in part to push Maryland past its reliance on slave labor, according to a study released Friday by history professor Ira Berlin and a group of undergraduate researchers.
Baltimore Co. Police Charge Man In Shooting Death
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