Riderwood News

A display case at Riderwood Elementary School exhibits the bright Red Reader costume and other props used by the late Bob Hallett, the school's popular library specialist, who died last month of lymphocytic leukemia.

Members of the Mountain Club of Maryland hike around Lake Roland in the city-owned Robert E. Lee Park in 2005.

The Riderwood Elementary School Student Council Association will host a read-a-thon at the school Friday, Nov.

Joycelyn W. Wallace, a retired insulation company vice president and former Lutherville resident, died from complications of Alzheimer's disease Oct.

Erickson Retirement Communities, a pioneering senior-living developer founded 26 years ago with the opening of Charlestown in Catonsville , filed for federal bankruptcy-law protection Monday with a plan to restructure more than $1 billion in debt and sell the struggling company to a local investment firm.

Things are missing from the library at Riderwood Elementary. Things like a tornado in a container and a clock with backward numbers.

Frederick Conrad Osing Jr., a longtime Baltimore County public school educator and World War II veteran, died of heart failure July 4 at the Riderwood Village Retirement Center in Silver Spring.

When Cynthia Sothern bought the rundown white house next door to her home at a foreclosure auction in 1993, she wasn't sure what she was getting other than four apartments.