Pikesville News

Gearing up for a big move, Henry Tucker marks his 40th anniversary in the dry cleaning business.

County police issue crime alert for Pikesville area. The Pikesville Precinct 4 of the Baltimore County Police Department has sent out an alert to community associations warning of certain types of crime, specifically home burglaries and thefts from automobiles.

Community groups raise objections to proposed residential development. At a Baltimore County zoning hearing last Friday, June 26, several community groups voiced opposition to a proposed residential development in Pikesville.

In the wake of his recent conviction, Rabbi Jacob Max's pastoral services and practices remain in limbo.

Jun 29, 2009 4:40 pm US/Eastern Reporting Adam May The recent rainfall is being blamed for falling trees.

Baltimore County Circuit Court Judge H. Patrick Stringer Jr. agreed on June 17 to dismiss a multi-million dollar lawsuit after a settlement was reached.

Fire investigators have determined that the cause of the May 30 fire in the 6600 block of Copper Ridge Drive in Pikesville was electrical, according to Elise Armacost, spokeswoman for the county fire department.

Hereford High School is one of nine Baltimore County public high schools on the list of top U.S. high schools featured each year by Newsweek magazine.

Jun 22, 2009 4:26 pm US/Eastern Reporting Adam May WOODLAWN, Md. An illegal street race ended tragically, claiming the lives of two spectators while another remains in critical condition.A Adam May has more on the incident that happened less than an hour after police patrolled the area.

By Mike Santa Rita msantarita@patuxent.com Posted 6/22/09 A Columbia woman was among two people killed in a crash at the scene of a drag race early Sunday morning on Interstate 70 in Baltimore County and an Elkridge man was seriously injured in the crash, according to Maryland State Police.

State Police say two people were killed and a third injured after a speeding driver slammed into two vehicles parked along the shoulder of Interstate 70 in Baltimore County early this morning.

If you're like me, you love to eat outdoors this time of year. I've done a couple of Top 10s on the best places, but they are all obvious.

You're in a marketplace in the middle of Europe, or crossing the street in Times Square, N.Y. Suddenly, you look up and someone is shouting your name.

"I will grill anything that possibly can be grilled," declares Larry Adashek of Stevenson.

For many American Jews seeking travel that speaks to their history and heritage, Israel is often the destination of choice.

If you like thin crust pizza, then Ledo's is the place to go. They have a saying there "we don't cut corners," and not only is this true of the shape of the pie, but also the quality of the ingredients.

The Baltimore County Department of Health has confirmed a swine flu outbreak at Ner Israel Rabbinical College in Pikesville.

Police in Pikesville are warning residents about a rise in daytime burglaries and auto thefts in the area that have led to two arrests.

By Jay R. Thompson jthompson@patuxent.com Posted 6/05/09 A steady rain offered little help to 100 volunteer and professional firefighters who fought an overnight, four-alarm blaze in a Cockeysville apartment complex that displaced 33 families.

There are some restaurants that do what they set out to do without having many detractors.