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Towson rape suspect faces new assault charge
A Baltimore man charged with raping a Towson University student has been charged by city police in connection with a second rape that occurred in a parking lot at the Inner Harbor this month, police said.
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Exxon vows to residents to 'make it right' as trial starts
A lawyer for Exxon Mobil Corp. today promised the residents of a Baltimore County neighborhood that the company would "pay money damages to the people who were harmed" by a 26,000-gallon gasoline leak that contaminated the groundwater beneath their homes two years ago.
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Plaintiffs fill courtroom for Exxon leak trial
Balto. Co. residents seeking $1 billion for gasoline spill
A throng of plaintiffs packed a Towson courtroom yesterday, overflowing into a hallway, to hear the lawyer they had hired make the case that their neighborhood was ruined and their health endangered by the leak from a gas station of thousands of gallons of gasoline.
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Meeting to discuss deer hunting at Soldiers Delight
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources will hold a public meeting at 7 p.m. today in Owings Mills to discuss a proposed expansion of deer hunting at Soldiers Delight Natural Environment Area. The meeting, to be held at New Town High School, 4931 New Town Blvd., will discuss a proposal to add two days of shotgun-only deer hunting at Soldiers Delight on Jan. 20 and 21. The area would be closed to the public during those two days. Officials with the DNR said the expanding deer population is damaging the fragile serpentine ecosystem of the area. Limited bowhunting has been allowed on the property for the past two years, the department said. Information: 410-260-8016.
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Safe-driving program appears at two colleges
A multimedia program on the dangers of drunken driving will take place at two Baltimore County college campuses today and tomorrow. The six-hour Save a Life Tour, which includes a drinking-and-driving simulator, will be presented at Towson University's Susquehanna Terrace from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. today. The program will be given from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Community College of Baltimore County's Catonsville campus, 800 S. Rolling Road, Building J201. Information: www.savealifetour.com.
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After getting tips, police charge man, 24, in rape of Towson U. student
A 24-year-old Baltimore man is to appear before a Baltimore County judge today after being charged with raping a Towson University student last week.
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Plaintiffs fill courtroom for Exxon leak trial
Baltimore Co. residents seeking $1 billion for gasoline spill
A throng of plaintiffs packed a Towson courtroom today, overflowing into a hallway, to hear the lawyer they had hired make the case that their neighborhood was ruined and their health endangered by the leak from a gas station of thousands of gallons of gasoline.
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Suspect identified in June shooting at Randallstown bar
Two people were injured in shooting outside the Rush Hour Bar on June 15
Baltimore County police have identified a suspect in a June shooting outside the Rush Hour Bar in Randallstown.
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Police seek information on kidnapping
Baltimore County police asked yesterday for the public's help in identifying the two gunmen who kidnapped a boy and a girl, both 17 years old, from the parking lot of a light rail station in Timonium over the weekend.
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Motorcycle rider injured in collision on Liberty Road
A motorcycle rider was seriously injured shortly after 8 a.m. today in a collision with a vehicle on Liberty Road in Randallstown, authorities said.
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