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James E. Haga, a retired Bethlehem Steel millwright, World War II veteran and boater, died of old-age complications Dec. 3 at his Mays Chapel home in Timonium. He was 97.

James E. Haga, a retired Bethlehem Steel millwright, World War II veteran and boater, died of old-age complications Dec. 3 at his Mays Chapel home in Timonium. He was 97.

Baltimore County Police say homicide detectives are investigating an unidentified man’s death after his body was found washed ashore in Sparrows Point on Wednesday.

Baltimore County Councilman Todd Crandell (R-7) filed for re-election last month, entering the 2022 council race with no competition, so far.

Meredith Smith, who taught physical education for 40 years and coached at Southern High School for 21 of them, died of cardiac arrest Friday at University of Maryland Medical Center. The Baltimore City resident was 79.

Meredith Smith, who taught physical education for 40 years and coached at Southern High School for 21 of them, died of cardiac arrest Friday at University of Maryland Medical Center. The Baltimore City resident was 79.

John Lockwood McShane, a retired architect who designed midcentury modern buildings and was a past president of what was then the Maryland Historical Society, died Nov. 13. He was 93.

John Lockwood McShane, a retired architect who designed midcentury modern buildings and was a past president of what was then the Maryland Historical Society, died Nov. 13. He was 93.

Catching up from a COVID-19 delay, the Dundalk Optimists Club has selected longtime Dundalk resident, steelworker and coach Bob Crandell, who has done time volunteering all over Dundalk, for their

A truck driver for the Amazon location at Tradepoint Atlantic won big as part of a vaccination promotion at the company.