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baltimoresun.com - Baltimore County Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:00:00 -0500 |
Northwest Balto. Co. water main repaired Work done a day ahead of schedule
The water main break that left tens of thousands of Northwest Baltimore County residents without water for days has been repaired and is back in service, according to Baltimore's director of public works.
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Cockeysville man found dead, beaten outside of his home Baltimore County police are investigating a homicide in Cockeysville that took place early Wednesday. An unidentified man was killed in the 9800 block of Williamson Lane, off Cockeysville Road, police said. Police received a call for service about 4 a.m. for a man lying unconscious outside his home. The man had sustained several blows to the head and was pronounced dead at the scene, according to a police spokesman. Investigators are awaiting the results of an autopsy. Police say the man was originally from Mexico and had no local family. The department is attempting to notify next of kin in Mexico, spokesman Cpl. Mike Hill said.
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Water main break repaired Running water restored to Northwest Balto. Co. residents and businesses who were out of service since Saturday
The water main break that left tens of thousands of Northwest Baltimore County residents without water for days has been repaired and is back in service, according to Baltimore's director of public works. Officials had pledged to have all water service restored by Thursday morning.
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$300,000 textbook buy was 'mistake,' school officials say Officials admit failing to follow rules
Officials admit failing to follow rules in purchase
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Animal cruelty charges against dog day care worker dropped Veterinarians disagree with police that pit bulls used for fights in criminal case
Back in January, friends and police portrayed Nicole Marie Caruso alternately as a dog groomer and a dogfighter, an animal rights activist and a drug dealer, a beloved worker with loyal clients and a thief who pilfered piles of animal meds from her employer.
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Police investigate early morning death of Cockeysville man Man was found unconscious outside of home
Man was killed early Wednesday morning
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Attempt to raffle Baltimore County home ends with red ink Not enough takers; attempted fundraiser has cost it money, charity says
A raffle of a $1.6 million house in Baltimore County sounded good to some people - enough to sell 12,000 tickets at $100 a pop. But organizers needed about 20,000 ticket sales to make it worthwhile, and they were hoping for 35,000.
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Protesters greet Vick upon his arrival at Ed Block awards Player honored as a Block recipient despite dogfighting conviction
Carrying signs with slogans such as "No awards for dog killers" and "Cowards abuse animals," about 100 protesters picketed the award ceremony at which convicted dogfighter Michael Vick received an award for courage and sportsmanship.
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Joseph I. Huesman, retired lawyer and Marine veteran, dies Marine veteran served on ship carrying FDR
Joseph Ignatius Huesman, a retired Towson lawyer and World War II veteran, died March 3 of a stroke at Oak Crest Village. He was 88.
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Frank A. Chrest, city schools special-education teacher, dies Frank A. Chrest, a special-education teacher who taught in city public schools for nearly 40 years, died Thursday of pneumonia at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. He was 97.
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