Metro Center Update, Trooper Honored, OMHS Graduation: News Roundup for 5/22 - 5/29

The conversation about building a library and a CCBC campus in Owings Mills has lasted for more than a decade.

Thirty police organizations are represented at the Randallstown church in honor of Trooper Shaft S. Hunter, who was killed May 21 in the line of duty.

Owings Mills ranked in Maryland and the U.S., while Franklin ranked nationally.

Owings Mills High School Class of 2011 held their graduation ceremony at McDaniel College representing the 32nd Annual Commencement.

Owings Mills Patch wants to collect graduation announcements and provide coverage to all the major area schools.

Here's a roundup of incidents in Precinct 3, serving Reisterstown and Owings Mills.

Several creatively designed boats made of cardboard were tested of their seaworthiness at McDongh School's decades-old annual boat race.

Take out the electric skillet for my family’s version of pan-fried chicken.

A local home improvement company finds a way to help two employees and itself.

In honor of Older Americans Month, this is the fourth in a four-part series about issues and resources related to growing older.

Children and parents work together at eco-friendly Kayam Farm in Reisterstown.

Players organized a workout at Towson University during the NFL lockout.

Through her nonprofit initiative Okay to Play, Vasiliki Argeropolos and her brother Niko are raising money to donate toys to foster homes and orphanages.

Baltimore County police sometimes live dangerously.

The former county worker, who was paid more than $300,000 in benefits, was videotaped by private investigators trimming trees after claiming inability to use his arm and legs.

The board of education discussed the policy at Tuesday's meeting.

For some, it means a staycation.