Diana finished her graduate degree in new media in August 2010 at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. She's armed with production gadgets, speedy writing skills and a notable degree of fluency in Norwegian. Her experience includes daily newspapers, investigative reporting and photographing NCAA Division 1-AA sports. She also dabbles in wedding photography and web design. Her attempts at the acoustic are spirited while screeching.
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A flash food warning is in effect until 10:30 p.m. according to the National Atmospheric and Oceanic Administration.
A traffic stop in Nebraska this weekend resulted in drugs and weapons charges for an Owings Mills man.
Two major construction projects along Red Run Boulevard are on track to be completed late this summer.
The extension of one of Owings Mills' main roadways is on track and unrelated to the start of developments at the Ballard Green property.
Media relations and homeland security were the topics at the second night of class at Baltimore County's 30th Citizens Police Academy.
One man having a seizure was transported to Northwest Hospital but no citations were issued in a second incident involving a patrol car.
Community members weigh in on the Supreme Court's recent decision to uphold Westboro Baptist Church's right to picket at funerals.
As the U.S. unemployment rate drops for the third straight month, community members discuss whether the recession is really on its way out.
The community weighs in on a bill that could potentially become a law as early as this week.
A roundup of important meetings and match-ups for Owings Mills this week.
The top headlines from last week. Click the headline to read the story.
Owings Mills Patch editor Diana Soliwon was accepted to Baltimore County’s 30th Citizens Police Academy, an annual 16-week program designed to give residents a first-hand look at what police work is all about.
Paying homage to this week's "Read Across America" campaign — and my childhood — here's a short list of great children's books.
A male suspect was charged about 20 minutes after witnesses say he threatened a Pikesville bank teller with a bomb and stole an undisclosed amount of money.
Nurse a sushi addiction but trying to maintain a budget? Ginza Japanese Steakhouse has vouchers up for grabs until late tomorrow night.
Here's a snapshot of its progress as county officials discuss a date for an official groundbreaking ceremony.
On the first night of the Baltimore County's 30th Citizens Police Academy, we got the rule book. Here's a rundown of some of what was inside.
Local editor Diana Soliwon was accepted to Baltimore County’s 30th Citizens Police Academy, an annual 16-week program designed to give residents a first-hand look at what police work is all about. The first class is tonight.
A roundup of incidents in Precinct 3, serving Reisterstown and Owings Mills.
