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Police: Intruder discovered in Md. home shot
- Baltimore County Police say an intruder has been shot in a Pikesville home.
Peace activists demand ‘full’ investigation into surveillance on Maryland State Police doorstep in Pikesville
- Peace activists gathered outside the Maryland State Police Pikesville headquarters on Tuesday, calling on Gov. Martin O’Malley to expand an investigation into the state police’s covert surveillance of their meetings and protests.
- Peace activists gathered outside the Maryland State Police Pikesville headquarters on Tuesday, calling on Gov. Martin O’Malley to expand an investigation into the state police’s covert surveillance of their meetings and protests.
Maryland police chief defends investigators rights to investigate groups, but not their judgment
- Police investigations into several anti-war and anti-death-penalty groups were perfectly legal, said State Police Superintendent Col. Terrence Sheridan Friday, though he questioned their judgment in keeping the investigations open without evidence of wrongdoing.
- Police investigations into several anti-war and anti-death-penalty groups were perfectly legal, said State Police Superintendent Col. Terrence Sheridan Friday, though he questioned their judgment in keeping the investigations open without evidence of wrongdoing.
Pikesville seniors, bookworms welcome new facility
- Gail Shaivitz intimately knows the 1300 block of Reisterstown Road in Pikesville. The parcel was home to her old elementary school and, later, the senior center she directed for 20 years.
- Gail Shaivitz intimately knows the 1300 block of Reisterstown Road in Pikesville. The parcel was home to her old elementary school and, later, the senior center she directed for 20 years.
Shooting leaves man paralyzed
- Herve Massaba moved from Africa to Pikesville a year ago — looking for a better life.
Families and friends offer tearful goodbyes to deployed guardsmen
- Without anyone desperately clutching his arm, wiping tears from his eyes or stealing one last kiss, Dave Jefferies looked out of place.
Valique’s Fabric Boutique is fighting the odds
- Across America, the failure rate of small businesses tops 50 percent during their first years.
- Across America, the failure rate of small businesses tops 50 percent during their first years.
Local middle school to host statewide vocabulary contest
- Krieger Schecter Middle School, a private Jewish day school in Baltimore County, and Maryland state Sen. Bobby Zirkin will host the Reader’s Digest National Word Power Challenge for the top contenders among sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders across the state.
Police seek help in sports collection robbery
- Robbers took off with the Splendid Splinter baseball bat, the Say Hey Kid ball and boxing gloves signed by the Greatest of All Time.
Breaking out the guns
- Eliase Bouloubassi will have a shot at being a hero on Pearl Harbor Day. Currently serving in the U.S. Marine Corps, Bouloubassi — or “Bull” to his friends — will be making his professional boxing debut tonight at the Pikesville Armory. He’ll face Chris Cook in a four-round, 165-pound bout.
Council considers Pikesville fund to spruce up district
- A Baltimore County councilman wants to create a $1 million fund to encourage resistant property owners in Pikesville to reinvest in vacant and underused commercial buildings.
Md. state police open new crime lab
- Add the right chemicals and semen turns dark blue.
- Add the right chemicals and semen turns dark blue.
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