Son Arrested in Fatal Stabbing of his Mother in Pikesville
Xander Fried, 21, was charged with the New Year’s Eve homicide of his mother, Melanie Fried, of the 100 block of Brightside Avenue.
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Caryn D. Lasser Remembered for Commitment to Public Service
The former deputy secretary of the Maryland Department of Aging passed away on Dec. 18 at age of 64.
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Baltimore County Police Chief Robert O. McCullough (right) joined the Baltimore County Auxiliary Police to celebrate the promotion of Richard F. Peterson (center) and others earlier this month. (Baltimore County Police on Facebook)
Pikesville’s Richard Peterson Promoted to Baltimore County Police Auxiliary Colonel
Founded in 1942 and based in Towson, the auxiliary police are a volunteer police presence at school, community and civic events, emergency situations and in response to calls for service.
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Pikesville Armory to Feature Senior Center and Indoor and Outdoor Rec Facilities
Groundbreaking for the transformed historic campus will take place in early 2026, with construction expected to take about two years.
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MileOne Autogroup is on track to distribute 2,000 car seats to underserved families by the end of this year, and has the capacity to double that number in 2025. (Provided photo)
MileOne Autogroup Expands its Car Seat Community Distribution Program
MileOne Autogroup will add monthly, large-scale distribution events for expecting parents and parents with babies who are six months of age.
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The COVID-19 Memorial Public Art Project overlooks the waters of Lake Roland and features a pathway, gathering circle, prayer millstone, inscribed mending wall, seating and memorial mound with plantings. (Provided photo)
Baltimore County Unveils Memorial to Lives Lost During Pandemic
The freestanding artwork was designed by artist James Dinh, whose design was selected three years ago from a pool of 74 submissions.
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Founded in 1976, the Edward A. Myerberg Center in Northwest Baltimore has more than 1,000 members and offers more than 125 programs, classes and activities for adults over the age of 55. (File photo)
JCC Announces ‘Myerberg at the J’ Initiative for Active Older Adults
Programming and engagement will focus on socialization, recreation and wellness, with the overall goal of improving the physical and mental health of seniors.
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Nichole Baccala Ward: “We know that TBC’s future holds even greater promise built on a foundation of 50 years of excellence." (Provided photo)
Nichole Baccala Ward Named Sole Owner of TBC Creative Agency
While celebrating its 50th anniversary and new ownership, TBC bids farewell to one of its co-founders, Allan Charles.
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Beth El to Unveil Remembrance Garden to Commemorate Oct. 7th Massacre
The garden, located by the rear entrance of the synagogue’s campus, will feature white flowers, memorial stones and Israeli flags.
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JCC and Gordon Center to Hold Events Marking Anniversary of Oct. 7th
Gatherings will include a teen vigil and presentation of the film “We Will Dance Again,” as well as a community concert.
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Myra Sack and her husband, Dr. Matt Goldstein, are shown here with their late daughter, Havi. (Provided photo)
September is Tay-Sachs Awareness Month
Two moms who lost their children to the genetic disease have become strong advocates of genetic screening and ensuring proper testing.
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