Fawn Tied To Tree, School Threat, Pride Month: News Nearby

There was plenty of news across Maryland on Monday. 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.

• State Declines BCPS Board Plea To Appoint Verletta White
• Warrior Walk Inspires Havre de Grace Students: VIDEO
• Boy Arrested For Telephone Threat To Rockville Middle School
• Rockville To Celebrate Pride Month June 16

Ellicott City Flood 911 Calls: 'There's Water In The Building'

The 911 calls to Howard County's emergency dispatch center on May 27 ranged from a wedding planner who wanted to make sure hundreds of guests had someplace to evacuate to a man who said two pedestrians were up to their necks in flood waters. Between 3:30 and 10:30 p.m. that day, police said dispatchers answered 1,122 calls.

• Ellicott City Flood: HoCo Road Closures, Disaster Relief
• Ellicott City Flood: State Of Emergency Extended
• Memorial Scholarship Established For Sergeant Eddison Hermond
• Obituary: Sgt. Eddison Alexander Hermond, 39, of Severn
• Memorial Scholarship Established For Sergeant Eddison Hermond
• 39 Cars Remain Unclaimed From Ellicott City Flood: Police

Memorial Bike Ride Honors Officer Amy Caprio

The widower of the Baltimore County police officer killed in Perry Hall hosted an event Sunday in her honor. Police said that Officer Amy Caprio, 29, was investigating reports of a suspicious Jeep and break-ins when one of the suspects drove at her.

$6.5M Normandie Estate On Peninsula Home To Bentleys and Bugattis

A Talbot County estate designed by a famed architect and housing more than 50 antique cars is now for sale for $6.5 million. Normandie in Easton was the summer home of world-renowned antique car collector, Henry Petronis, who died on Christmas morning in 2017. His family is now selling his 61-acre peninsula as well as his collection of vintage cars.

Fawn Found Tied To Tree In Baltimore: Authorities

Maryland Natural Resources Police rescued a baby deer on Friday after it was found tied to a tree. Officials are telling citizens to leave wildlife alone.

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• 2 Vehicles Overturn In Joppa, Drivers Hospitalized: Officials

• Death Of Essex Man Under Investigation, Reward For Info Offered
• Human Remains Found In Columbia: Police
• What's The Worst Thing About Living In Maryland?
• Rains Wash Out Section Of Route 198 In Laurel
• Man Dies After Being Hit By Car In Rockville: Police

• Animal Cruelty: Woman Finds 'Bludgeoned' Cat In Parkville Alley

Across America

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• Woman Kills Husband For Beating Her Cat: Police
• Gay Wedding Cake Case: SCOTUS Rules For Co. Baker
• MSU Physicist Charged With Beastiality

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