Reisterstown News

One woman is dead and several families displaced after a massive fire in Baltimore County.

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Thanks to Lauretta at Constellation Books in Reisterstown for the tip about this genius idea to combat e-book piracy.

Art de Femme, a newly opened store in the Village of Cross Keys, specializes in high-end, designer lingerie and swimwear.

Liz Atwood talks about friends with disabilities this Tween Tuesday : One of the things that's really neat about my 8-year-old son's circle of friends is the diversity I see; not just racial or ethnic diversity, but children with many different disabilities.

Last night Morgan Properties participated in the Maryland Multi-Housing Associationa s 13 th Annual Star Awards.

Josef Neschis, 12, left, Ben Schenerman, 12, center, and Harris Himelfarb, 13, all of Reisterstown, dance to Michael JacksonA a a s A a A"Thriller,A a A at the bar mitzvah celebration of Micah Saltzberg, at MartinA a a s West, Oct.

The Baltimore County Humane Society is hosting a tattoo-a-thon and a rally against animal cruelty this weekend to highlight Pit Bull Awareness Day.

This is the goal... The whir of the mixer mashing the potatoes, the warmth of the air from the oven opening too many times, the nutmegy scent of pumpkin pie, the complete meal in all its glory - ah, the total indulgence of the senses that is Thanksgiving dinner in the making.

Robert Hallett, a longtime Baltimore County school librarian who invented a spandex-clad superhero named Red Reader to motivate children to read, died Monday of a rare form of leukemia.

A Fells Point man awaiting trial for a 1981 rape has been charged with raping a second woman a year earlier, according to Baltimore County police.

Designer Paula Henry holds an eight for the Iron Man Cave. 'Man caves' inspired by three famous Marylanders are part of fall home show Susan Reimer On Gardening October 15, 2009 T he fall Maryland Home, Garden & Living Show is traditionally about getting the home and garden ready for winter, the season of hibernation.

A month after more than 100 area animal-lovers pledged to get paw-print tattoos to lure Rescue Ink to town, the TV tough guys are bringing their act to Baltimore.

Baltimore County Executive James T. Smith Jr. has drawn a lot of attention recently for indicating an interest in the District 7 state senate job soon to be vacated by incumbent Republican Andy Harris , who is expected to run for the 1st District congressional seat next year.

The Sun's Laura Vozzella reported this week that Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith is selling his house in Reisterstown and moving to an apartment in Cockeysville, with the thought of possibly running for state Senate in the 7th District .

Former Gov. Robert Ehrlich is raising money and calling for a change of leadership in Annapolis, which seems to have many asking the question -- is he planning to run again for governor? 11 News I-Team reporter David Collins said Ehrlich, a Republican, seems to be framing taxes and business regulation as campaign issues.

Jim Smith , the term-limited Baltimore County exec, is selling his house in Reisterstown and moving to an apartment in Andy Harris' state Senate district, where he'll mull a run for that seat.

The student editor of Towson University 's independent newspaper The Towerlight has stepped down after a standoff with President Robert L. Caret over the publication of an explicit sex column.

A man, it seemed from afar, above reproach. But Max's reputation disintegrated earlier this year after he was convicted of sexually molesting a woman half his age in a Reisterstown funeral home.

Rabbi Jacob Max. More women are coming forward alleging inappropriate sexual behavior by a prominent Baltimore rabbi.