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Companies donate building renovation for Pasadena nonprofit helping seniors
When Barbara Huston took a look at the dilapidated Pasadena building that had been offered as new offices to the nonprofit organization she heads, she was taken aback.
Top 5 Stories: Liberty Circle Robbery, Tolle Speaks
A There is always something happening in Pasadena. If you had a busy work week or didn't have time to check the news, you may have missed some of the events that took place this past week.
Partners In Care finds new home
Barbara Downey of Millersville volunteers at the Partners In Care boutique, a Pasadena thrift store that provides about a quarter of the revenue for the nonprofit Partners In Care, which gives rides and handyman services to 2,500 of the county's senior citizens each year.
Rash of Home Burglaries in Severna Park Area
Three homes were broken into on Thursday, two in Severna Park and one in Pasadena, according to police.
Youth Golf Network Receives Club Donations
The Youth Golf Network of Pasadena has received a generous donation of 40 sets of reshafted golf clubs from a local golf repair company.
Driver who killed Pasadena teenager cited in hit-and-run
The driver who struck and killed a Pasadena teenager last summer received citations in a December hit-and-run accident, misdemeanors that have renewed lingering questions for the teen's grieving family.
Restaurant Guide for Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day wouldn't be complete without a nice dinner with your special someone.
5 Pasadena Students Win Writing Contest
A Five students from Pasadena schools were named winners in theA Anne Arundel County Public Schools 2011-2012 Young Authors Contest, according to a release from the school system.
Pizza Delivery Driver Robbed on Liberty Circle
Three suspects robbed a pizza delivery driver near Liberty Circle and Whitaker Road in Pasadena , according to a press release from an Anne Arundel County police spokesman.
Officers Call Alexander 'Lookout' in Drug Deal Charges
Anne Arundel County police Cpl. Rick Bobby Alexander , arrested Friday on charges related to dealing drugs, is accused by colleagues of being a "lookout" who "created a substantial risk of death or serious physical injury." Full details of Alexander's alleged crimes and the events leading to his arrest are disclosed in Anne Arundel County District ... (more)
Police Beat: 2 teens nabbed in Target store
Two juveniles were charged with burglary after entering the Target store in Glen Burnie after hours last week, county police said.
#5 - Police: Officer tipped off drug suspects
A 36-year-old county police officer was arrested Friday after investigators said they discovered he had tipped off people suspected of having drugs before a search warrant was executed at a south county home.
Bites Nearby: Milkshake Delight
If veins aren't popping out of my forehead when I try to drink out of a straw, my milkshake isn't thick enough.
Top 5 Stories: Fatal Accidents, Soaked Principal
The week began with somewhat of a hangover from the weekend's tragic news. No. 1- Not only were four people killed in aA Maryland Route 50 crash , butA Brian McDevitt , founder of the Anne Arundel County Breaking News and Events Facebook page, was killed in separate accident in Pasadena.
Pasadena Residents Graduate from Lebanon, Excelsior
Three former students in the Pasadena area have completed their college degrees at Excelsior College and Lebanon Valley College.
Bites Nearby: Must-Have Milkshakes
If veins aren't popping out of my forehead when I try to drink out of a straw, my milkshake isn't thick enough.
County Corporal Arrested on Drug Charges
Cpl. Rick Bobby Alexander, 36, of the Anne Arundel County Police Department, was charged Friday with conspiracy to distribute cocaine and marijuana, in addition to three other charges.
Wishing Well Flowers and Gifts Promotes Valentine's Specials
Wishing Well Flowers and Gifts on Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard provides a quality selection of flowers sure to delight your special Valentine.
Tips for navigating your way through that first date
Who is to say that in 1960, while crooning "Let's take it nice and easy," Frank Sinatra might have been preoccupied, mulling over ideas for the perfect place to take Marilyn Monroe on their first date.
For the past few weeks I've been craving tater tots. I tried unsuccessfully to bribe the cook at the bar where I work part-time to make me some from scratch.