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- Within Reach: Girls high school basketball previews
- Published December 4, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger in Sports
- This time of year, even the longshots are still in the title hunt. In January, contenders begin to separate themselves from pretenders, shattering some teams' preseason dreams. To see where your favorite squad fits into that scenario, che...
- County cleaning Pleasant Hill water tanks
- Published December 5, 2008 by Owings Mills Times in News
- A pair of water storage tanks in the Pleasant Hill area of Owings Mills are getting a clean-up, courtesy of the county.The two tanks, which collectively hold 1.3 million gallons of water and provide fire protection for the Owings Mills area, a...
- Parking spaces to be added to regional park
- Published December 5, 2008 by Owings Mills Times in News
- Northwest Regional Park will soon have more parking, with help from some state funds.The state’s Board of Public Works just announced approval of $271,504 for Northwest Regional to add 71 spaces to its existing 44 by the end of December, s...
- Former Recordmasters manager dies
- Published December 5, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger in Community
- This is a corrected version of an earlier story.Carl Lochte, of Woodberry, died Nov. 23 of a heart attack He was 58. Lochte was the manager of the Recordmasters music store at Kenilworth Mall until 1997. He then became the buyer for a music...
- Letter opposes Keswick
- Published December 5, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Mayor Sheila Dixon says she opposes a controversial proposed retirement community in Roland Park as it is currently designed. She made the announcement in a Nov. 24 letter to Philip Spevak, the Roland Park Civic League president. Roland...
- Alleged robber arrested
- Published December 5, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger in News, Crime
- Baltimore County police have arrested a Baltimore City man they think is responsible for a string of armed commercial robberies in the city and county. Gerald Charles-Purvis Williams, 25, was arrested in Woodlawn on Dec. 4 after he allegedly r...
- Paramedic died of arrhythmia, autopsy finds
- Published December 5, 2008 by Northeast Reporter, Towson Times in News
- An irregular heartbeat was responsible for the death of county paramedic and firefighter Brian Neville, according to the State Medical Examiner’s office, whose staff conducted Neville’s autopsy.Neville, 32, was normally stationed at Fire S...
- On 34th Street, let it glow, let it glow, let it glow
- Published December 5, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- More than 1,000 people packed the 700 block for the official start of the Miracle on 34th Street, but Eleanor Jackson had the street all to herself. Jackson stood above it all Nov. 29, on the elevated front porch of her row house, where she has ...
- Two men arrested in five armed robberies
- Published December 5, 2008 by Owings Mills Times in News
- Two men were arrested and charged in several robberies, according to Baltimore County police.The men, Emmet Stokes, 51, of Annapolis Road in Baltimore, and Darryl Maurice Gwaltney-Bey, 51, of Western Run Drive in, Pikesville, were arrested hou...
- Playground catches fire at Immaculate Conception school in Towson
- Published December 5, 2008 by Towson Times in News
- A mid-morning fire damaged one-third of the playground at Immaculate Conception Catholic School in Towson Dec. 4. There were no injuries as there were no children on the playground at the time.Two fire engines responded to the fire at about 10...
- Santa doesn't disappoint
- Published December 5, 2008 by Towson Times in News
- It was truly a dark and stormy night, but the brisk winds and cold temperatures that prevailed in the early evening of Dec. 1 did not deter those who came to see the lighting of the holiday tree in Towson.The event began at 6 p.m. with the sin...
- LTRC U-11 boys soccer claims crowns
- Published December 6, 2008 by Towson Times in Sports
- Youth soccerThe Lutherville-Timonium Rec boys under-11 soccer squad completed its season with a 20-5-3 record, and finished undefeated in first place in the Saturday Central Maryland Soccer Association...
- Eastern Tech stopped again in title game
- Published December 7, 2008 by Northeast Booster in Sports
- High school footballEastern Tech felt it had a legitimate shot to dethrone Class 2A defending state champion River Hill.After all, in last year’s final, the Mavericks came close, losing by ...
- Fire Place
- Published December 8, 2008 by Northeast Reporter in News
- It looks like a gust of wind could blow it down. There is no seating, indoors or out, and so little parking that a sign posted on the side of the restaurant says, "Please consume food off premises -- parking is limited." ...
- Police seek bank robber
- Published December 8, 2008 by Towson Times in Business
- Police are looking for the man who robbed the First Mariner Bank in the 9800 block of York Road on Dec. 5.According to Baltimore County police, a man entered the bank just after noon and passed a note to a teller demanding money. T...
- Workers at Solo Cup, Legg Mason lose their jobs
- Published December 8, 2008 by Owings Mills Times in News
- A total of almost 80 corporate jobs were cut last week at the Owings Mills sites of Solo Cup Co. and Legg Mason, as both firms announced they were reducing their workforce.Solo Cup Co. eliminated 29 of the 250 corporate jobs at its Owings Mill...
- Assailant robs car driver
- Published December 8, 2008 by Northeast Booster in News
- A man robbed a woman in her car in Kingsville on Dec. 6, according to police.As the woman sat at 2:25 p.m. in the driver’s seat in the 9600 block of Belair Road, a man opened the driver’s door and threatened to stab her if she did not ...
- Parkville man convicted in drug-related deaths
- Published December 8, 2008 by Northeast Reporter in News
- A Parkville man was convicted by a federal jury Dec. 3 on two counts of using a firearm in a drug-trafficking crime resulting in death, according to the Justice Department.In May and June 2001, Sean Victor Sterling, 31, of Parkville, took part...
- Fifth-grader arrested for bringing BB gun to school
- Published December 9, 2008 by Catonsville Times in News
- An 11-year-old student at Catonsville’s Hillcrest Elementary School was arrested Dec. 1 after it was discovered he had brought a BB gun to school.Baltimore County Police said that based on preliminary information, the fifth-grade boy apparen...
- Trying to stay afloat as the economy sinks
- Published December 9, 2008 by Towson Times in Business
- Fionnula Fox, owner of the Home Again shop in Stoneleigh, said she feels like putting a big banner across the front of her store. “If You Love Me, Come Help Me,” it would read.Like many retailers in this economic down-slide, sh...
- 7-Eleven planned in Hopkins Square
- Published December 9, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- The former site of a Record & Tape Traders at Hopkins Square in Charles Village will become a 7-Eleven, but some community leaders have mixed feelings about a convenience store on the site. Cordish Co., a leasing agent, has leased the spac...
- Roland Park might ask city for historic district status
- Published December 9, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Roland Park is considering applying for designation as a Baltimore City historic district.Such a designation would help protect the community from development and could impact plans by Keswick Multi-Care Center to build a controversial retirem...
- Sediment from church drilling pollutes Stony Run
- Published December 9, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- The city has ordered a church to stop its test drilling for a planned “green” project, fearing that the work is harming the Stony Run.The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, in Homeland, wants to build an underground, geothermal heating and ...
- Two men indicted in shooting death of Harris
- Published December 9, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger in News, Crime
- A city grand jury Dec. 8 indicted two men on first-degree murder charges in the shooting death of former Baltimore City councilman Kenneth Harris Sr.Charles McGaney, 19, of Baltimore, and Gary Collins, 20, of Parkville, also were indicted on f...
- A note from our company president
- Published December 9, 2008 by Baltimore Messenger in News
- Dear Reader,Our parent company, Tribune, and its individual media properties, which include publications of The Baltimore Sun Media Group, have filed to restructure debt obligations under the protection of Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Cod...
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