Former Dundalk resident Herman Meusel, now of Edgemere, took his Eagle to a crab feast at Fisherman's Inn on Maryland's eastern shore. Longtime former Dundalk residents Terry and Ronnie Carpenter, now of Alabama, took the Eagle on vacation to Jamaica in May. The Carpenters are past owners of Pastime Perfections Hair Studio on Holabird Avenue.
Amateur Radio Emergency Service volunteers in the Maryland-DC Section activated in the wake of regional flash flooding on May 27. Hit especially hard was Ellicott City, where vehicles were reported to have been washed away by fast-moving flood waters upward of 10 feet deep. central and southern Maryland."
Shown anchored temporarily at the foot of Linwood Avenue, this whale was brought into Baltimore Harbor, dead on March 9, 1940, stuck fast on the bow of a ship that, unbeknownst to the crew, had struck it off Cape Hatteras. Shown anchored temporarily at the foot of Linwood Avenue, this whale was brought into Baltimore Harbor, dead on March 9, 1940, stuck fast on the bow of a ship that, unbeknownst to the crew, had struck it off Cape Hatteras.
Sarah Defontes, a parent, reacts to her child being stuck in school after a Baltimore County police officer is killed in a confrontation. Sarah Defontes, a parent, reacts to her child being stuck in school after a Baltimore County police officer is killed in a confrontation.
Kevin Marron is running for the Democratic nomination for Baltimore County Executive, his second time seeking the county's top post. A grassroots candidate, Marron told the Eagle in an interview last month that he is not accepting any campaign donations, preferring to run on the less than $1,000 that he is footing himself.
The 16-year Baltimore longshoreman is part of a team of drivers who get behind the wheel of all the newest foreign makes and models before they are seen at a dealership or in a magazine. The dockworkers drive Jaguars, Maseratis, Mercedes and all manner of other gleaming vehicles off ships from Europe and Asia and onto American soil at the port of Baltimore.
A new digital ad debuting this week in the race for Baltimore County executive features Gov. Larry Hogan, left, pitching for GOP hopeful and State Insurance Commissioner Al Redmer Jr. A new digital ad debuting this week in the race for Baltimore County executive features Gov. Larry Hogan, left, pitching for GOP hopeful and State Insurance Commissioner Al Redmer Jr. State Insurance Commissioner and Republican candidate for Baltimore County executive Al Redmer Jr. is continuing to play up his endorsement from Gov. Larry Hogan , appearing with the governor in a new digital ad in advance of the June primary. "Please vote for my friend Al Redmer for Baltimore County executive on June 26," the governor says in the 10-second spot.
In the week before his death on May 10, 60-year-old Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz broke ground for a new elem- entary school in Dundalk, observed Fallen Heroes Day at Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens, announced a new residential drug-treatment facility in Owings Mills, welcomed urban farming to Sparrows Point, visited senior centers in honor of Older Americans Month and signed an executive order to mandate that only healthy foods be available in county-controlled vending machines.
The shooting victim, Wilmington businessman Jason Baul, ducked out of Delaware Superior Court after the jury found his childhood friend, Prince, guilty of attempted manslaughter, reckless endangerment and three weapons charges. Baul was shot five times inside his Wilmington car dealership.
I would like to take some time to recognize our world famous sports reporter/associate editor Bill Gates. As he does every year, Bill took home several awards for his second-to-none sports coverage during this year's Maryland Delaware D.C. Press Association awards ceremony in Annapolis on May 11. Bill was awarded first place for his tribute Bleacher Bum column to late Dundalk High principal Tom Shouldice, "Shouldice helped revive the pride in Dundalk High School."
ROBBERY: At 4:19 a.m. on Monday, May 7, three unknown suspects approached the victim at the bus stop on Dundalk and Baltimore Aves., then assaulted him and stole his property. BURGLARY: Between 11 p.m. on May 4 and 8:10 a.m. on May 7, an unknown suspect damaged the front and rear handles to gain entry into a trailer at Dundalk Elementary School on the 2700 block of Playfield .St Once inside, the suspect stole candy and left.
Director Matthew Porterfield, left, and actor McCaul Lombardi on the set of "Soillers Point" in 2016. Filmmaker and native Baltimorean Matthew Porterfield knows Keith and the other characters in "Sollers Point" well.
Keith is a convicted low-level drug dealer, recently sprung from home detention and anxious to get his life back on track. He's surrounded by "friends," some anxious to help, others just as anxious to get him back in the business.
Director Matthew Porterfield, left, and actor McCaul Lombardi on the set of "Soillers Point" in 2016. Filmmaker and native Baltimorean Matthew Porterfield knows Keith and the other characters in "Sollers Point" well.
Dundalk natives Shawn and Julie Crosby are anticipating participating in the Maryland Walk for Williams Syndrome this Sunday, May 6. The Williams Syndrome Association has a Maryland chapter, and they do walks all over the country, as well as fundraisers. The couple found out nine days after their three-year-old son, Collin, was born that he suffers from Williams Syndrome.
Frank Abagnale Jr. , cons his way into a Pan Am cockpit in "Catch Me If You Can" at Dundalk Community Theatre. Frank Abagnale Jr shares his story, with a little help from his backup crew, in "Catch Me If You Can."
Principal Cathy Thomas poses with her students at Cromwell Valley Elementary School in Towson on May 2, in front of a banner students made to congratulate her on being named a county Principal of the Year. Principal Cathy Thomas poses with her students at Cromwell Valley Elementary School in Towson on May 2, in front of a banner students made to congratulate her on being named a county Principal of the Year.
Gov. Larry Hogan joined state Insurance Commissioner Al Redmer Jr. in downtown Towson on Tuesday to support Redmer's campaign for Baltimore County executive, appearing with him on a tour of small businesses. The Republican governor and Redmer visited Zest Social Media Solutions, Tranquille Hair & Body, and THB Bagels & Deli for an event organized by the Redmer campaign.
