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Also on today's calendar: Grand Opening of TroneHealth Primary Care & Wellness Center in Owings Mills, MD and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: Is there anybody completely useless? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. AMC to Pay $56,000 in EEOC Disability Discrimination Suit (eeoc.gov) — An EEOC lawsuit over disability discrimination at the AMC theater in Owings Mills has ended in a $56,000 settlement and a two-year consent decree. The company must improve its accommodation policies, train staff, and post notices, after a longtime employee with cerebral palsy said he was denied simple tools and had his hours cut until he quit.
2. Baltimore County man sentenced to three years for role in drug trafficking operation (nottinghammd.com) — A 42-year-old Owings Mills man has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for his role in a Baltimore-area cocaine trafficking ring, after agents seized drugs, cash, and a handgun from his Owings Mills home. The case, built on wiretaps and undercover buys, underscores ongoing regional efforts to disrupt local narcotics networks and firearm violations.
3. TruAmerica's Bay Area buy, plus 6 other trades you may have missed last week (multifamilydive.com) — Two large apartment communities in Owings Mills, Greenwich Place and The Townes at Mill Run, have been purchased by Standard Real Estate Investments and partners, who are eyeing potential upgrades. For local renters and investors, the deals signal continued confidence in Owings Mills' rental market and could eventually mean refreshed amenities, updated interiors, and possibly changing rents as the new owners reposition the properties.
4. Maryland Juvenile Crime Cases Put New Focus on Carjackings, Guns and Repeat Offenders (shorenewsnetwork.com) — A recent armed carjacking near Greenspring Valley and Reisterstown roads in Owings Mills is among several 2026 juvenile crime cases drawing statewide concern about guns, stolen cars, and repeat offenders. Officials detail multiple incidents across Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and beyond, while political candidates debate who should be accountable for addressing youth violence and carjackings.
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