Towson News: Loch Raven Shooting, Homeless Dogs, Star Teachers

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

• Loch Raven Village Shooting Under Investigation
• Five Towson Alumni Named Teachers, Principals of the Year
• Do You Recognize This Dog? She Was Found in Loch Raven
• 37 Job Openings in Towson
• In Freddie Gray Case, Lawyers Want Officers’ Phone Info Thrown Out
• Dulaney Grad Qualifies for 2016 Olympic Swimming Trials
• Baltimore County Named School District of Distinction
• REI Donates $16,000 for Loch Raven Trail Improvements
• Maryland Attorney General Pushes for Recall of Confederate License Plate: Report
• FOUND: 15-Year-Old Missing from Parkville
• Rotunda Cinematheque Closes Amid Construction
• Baltimore County Libraries Stock Up on ‘Go Set a Watchman’
• ACTC Receives Donation from Dulaney Valley Woman’s Club

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Pictured, these two dogs are at Baltimore County Animal Services after being found on their own in Towson this week. ”Pepper” the German Shepherd was delivered to the shelter on July 13 after being found on Cromwell Bridge Road; her identification is ACIMP-2015-03358. “Cecilia” was brought to the facility from Doves Cove Road on July 15; her ID is ACIMP-2015-03402.