Towson News: Bombing Survivor Testifies; Park Name Under Scrutiny

Here’s a look at the week so far on Towson Patch:

• Towson Bombing Survivor at Tsarnaev Sentencing: ‘That Day Will Never Leave Me...’
• Baltimore County Seeks to Rename Robert E. Lee Park
• Woman Pleads Guilty in Death of Goucher Lacrosse Player
• Freddie Gray Autopsy Deems Death Homicide: Report
• Reminder: MD 25 Bridge over George’s Run is Closed
• E. Coli Concerns Prompt Bottled Water Recall; Company Defends Product
• Sold! 21 Homes Sold in Towson Recently
• Police Obtain Arrest Warrant for At-Large Suspect in Attempted Robbery in Lutherville
• No Charges to Be Filed in Fatal NSA Shooting: Prosecutor
• Gov. Larry Hogan Diagnosed With ‘Advanced’ Cancer
• Trial Date Set for Six Baltimore Police Officers in Freddie Gray Case
• Construction Underway at Calvert Hall College
• Mayor Calls for End to Confederate Flag License Plate in Maryland
• Heat Advisory Tuesday in Baltimore Area
• Maryland Ranked Among Top 20 Best States for Road Trips
• Suspect Faked Injury to Turn Crowd on Baltimore Police: Prosecutor
• Dad Charged; Child Dies After 16 Hours in Hot Car (Updated)

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Pictured, Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz and Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake cut the ribbon at Robert E. Lee Park after renovations in 2011. This week, both have said they support changing the park’s name.