Bishop Parole, Loch Raven Catch, Quiet Storm Opening: Towson Patch April Review

And the top stories of Towson Patch from April are...

Former Bishop Up For Parole After Deadly, Drunken Hit-And-Run
Defrocked bishop Heather Cook may be released after serving less than two years of a seven-year sentence for manslaughter after she killed a cyclist while she was drunk driving. Cook was sentenced to seven years in jail in October 2015. Since vehicular manslaughter is considered a "non-violent" crime by the state, Cook is eligible for parole after serving 25 percent of the sentence.

Superintendent Resigns From Baltimore County Public Schools
Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Dallas Dance has tendered his resignation. Dance's last day will be June 30, according to school officials.

• Fisherman Breaks Record At Loch Raven Reservoir
• Immigration Order From Baltimore County Executive: FULL TEXT
• Deadly Hit-And-Run On I-83 Ramp Under Investigation
• Quiet Storm Opens In Shops At Kenilworth
• Maryland Bagel Sells Out Within Hours Of Debut At THB Bagels & Deli
• 'Storybook Home' In Ruxton Listed For $1.325M
• Last Day Of School In Baltimore County Announced For 2017
• Carver Among Maryland's Top 10 High Schools: U.S. News Rankings
• $1.4M For Ruxton Wow House With Saltwater Pool
• Officer Shoots Man Reaching For Gun: Baltimore County Police

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