Attempted Murder, JCS Plus JCC, 'Secret Millionaire': News Roundup for 3/27 - 4/3

Baltimore County Police charge Joshua Vincent Gardner in stabbing a 21-year-old man outside of a party near Brookebury Drive and Tarragon Road in The Preserve at Owings Crossing in Reisterstown early in the morning on Saturday, March 26.

Owings Mills native and Advertising.com co-founder John Ferber appeared on ABC’s “Secret Millionaire” on Sunday, March 27, after spending a week in the Los Angeles neighborhood Skid Row.

Jewish Community Services of Baltimore is relocating to the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore, a campus that includes the Gordon Center of Performing Arts and the nearby Weinberg Village Apartments.

Sterling Gregory Lewis, of the 3900 block of Nemo Road, was arrested on March 30, two days after police discovered Willie Cedric Jackson suffering from gunshot wounds that ultimately ended his life, according to a statement released by Baltimore County police.

The PJ Library sponsored events in Owings Mills, Lutherville and Mount Washington last weekend for area families to meet for breakfast, a story and to make their own teddy bears.

Sgt. Cole Weston, president of the Baltimore County police officers union, has been charged with second-degree assault and reckless endangerment related to an incident outside his Parkville home.

State Superintendent of Schools Nancy Grasmick announced her retirement Wednesday after nearly 20 years leading one of the nation's top public education systems.

Owings Mills Patch Editor Diana Soliwon discusses her eye-opening experience at the Baltimore County Police Department’s shooting range.

Robert Z. Judge, an Owings Mills native, was due to appear in court in Nebraska on charges of having 25 pounds of marijuana and a gun in his car.

Our Cajun cook delivers a way to use leftover rice to make breakfast for dinner.

Baltimore County schools superintendent said criticisms over salaries, releasing information, and reducing teaching positions come from "people with a personal agenda."

Maryland counties and municipalities are set to receive a one-time $13.2 million infusion to help maintain and repair battered roads under spending plans recently approved by the House and Senate.

Without a local Patch office that people can drive by and recognize and poke their heads in to say hello, you might not know where to find us. Fear not, Owings Mills and Reisterstown Patch readers! We Patch it up all over town. Here’s some places where you can frequently find us.

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