Lewis On DWTS, Teens Scammed, Edgewood Shooter Trial: News Nearby

There was plenty of news across Maryland on Friday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

• MD Dream Homes: $2.7M Colonial, $3.9M Waterfront, $589K Log Home
• Enclosed Trailer Catches Fire At Maryland State House
• Glen Burnie Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murdering Uncle

Bowie Man Scams Teens In Va. Using Social Media: Police

A Bowie man is in custody after police say he used social media to scam several teens in Virginia. Detectives say he conned at least three of the young victims into providing their ATM cards and PIN numbers.

Desegregation Comments Raise School Officials' Concerns

Howard County Council members Christiana Mercer Rigby, Deb Jung and Opel Jones have ignited concerns about the way in which they are insisting Howard County Public Schools desegregate to ensure the county's economic wealth is shared by every school and student.

Glass Falls From Bethesda Apartment Complex, Injures Child

A glass panel fell from the top-floor balcony of a Bethesda apartment building Thursday evening, injuring a child, authorities said. The glass fell from the ninth floor of the Flats 8300 apartments.

Ravens Legend Ray Lewis To Show Moves On 'Dancing With The Stars'

Ray Lewis, the Hall of Fame linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens, will bring his dance moves to "Dancing With The Stars," the celebrity competition on ABC, the NFL team announced this week.
Lewis will be one of 12 celebrities on the prime-time TV show, which will include ex-supermodel Christine Brinkley, actor James Van Der Beek and former White House press secretary Sean Spicer.

Police Say Man Tried To Rape Girl While Wife Was In Labor

A Montgomery Village man is behind bars for trying to rape a 12-year-old girl while his wife was pregnant with their unborn child.

New Maryland Murder Trial Date Set For Radee Prince

A new trial date has been set for the man accused of shooting five co-workers in Edgewood, killing three. First, the trial of Radee Labeeb Prince was set for February 2019, then it was delayed until September 2019. A judge on Thursday set March 23, 2020, as the date of Prince's trial to begin.

Also Worth A Look Today

• AACPS Parents Upset About School Start Times, Dismissals

• Harford Sheriff Offers Active Shooter Seminar To Public
• Anne Arundel County Public Schools Hosts Unity Day Oct. 23
• PG County Soccer Team Vies For Spot In US Open Cup
• Central Maryland Students Receive Backpacks Full Of Supplies

Across America

• Police Avert Some 30 Potential Mass Shootings
• PG County Man Offers $138 Popeyes Chicken Sandwich
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• Hawk Smashes Into SUV, Becomes Trapped
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