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Someone broke into four homes in the Pikesville area last week, Baltimore County Police said.The burglaries happened between Dec. 21 and 23, and officers with the Pikesville Precinct will be increasing patrol activities in the area, police said.The burglaries happened at the following locations:Dec. 21, 2500 block of Willow Glen RoadDec. 21, 2400 block of Hal CircleDec. 23, 2300 block of Hanway Road attempted burglary Dec. 23, 2500 block of Willow Glen RoadPolice are asking residents to activate their alarm systems if they have them, and record all of the serial numbers to valuable items.RELATED: Police investigate burglary nea stanley cup spain r Towson UniversityIf you notice any suspicious activity in your neighborhood, get a good description of the subjects stanley cup or vehicles and con vaso stanley tact 911.If you want to have a free home security survey done at your home, contact the Pikesville Community Outreach Team for assistance at 410-887-6775.Download the ABC2 News app for the iPhone, Kindleand Android. Edbq 3 injured in crash following police pursuit
BALTIMORE 鈥?Demolition begins on the remaining homes in the East Baltimore development project near Hopkins.Nearly a tho stanley nz usand properties in th stanley vattenflaska e area have been demolished in an effort to rebuild, rebrand and transform the neighborhood.On Monday, officials began to demolish 26 homes in the northwest area of the Eager Park area. East Baltimore Development Inc. is behind the development and plan to build 1600 mixed income housing units.The community will include a new school, a five acre park, a hotel and retail options. We are on track to ensuring that 1/3 of the housing we develop are affordable. We are on track for e stanley france nsuring East Baltimore and Baltimore City residents get jobs both construction and permanent jobs, said President and CEO of EBDI Development, Cheryl Washington. We are on track for providing opportunities for local, minority, and women owned businesses to get contracting opportunities...and were making good on our promise to relocating residents...to help them return to e
Someone broke into four homes in the Pikesville area last week, Baltimore County Police said.The burglaries happened between Dec. 21 and 23, and officers with the Pikesville Precinct will be increasing patrol activities in the area, police said.The burglaries happened at the following locations:Dec. 21, 2500 block of Willow Glen RoadDec. 21, 2400 block of Hal CircleDec. 23, 2300 block of Hanway Road attempted burglary Dec. 23, 2500 block of Willow Glen RoadPolice are asking residents to activate their alarm systems if they have them, and record all of the serial numbers to valuable items.RELATED: Police investigate burglary nea stanley cup spain r Towson UniversityIf you notice any suspicious activity in your neighborhood, get a good description of the subjects stanley cup or vehicles and con vaso stanley tact 911.If you want to have a free home security survey done at your home, contact the Pikesville Community Outreach Team for assistance at 410-887-6775.Download the ABC2 News app for the iPhone, Kindleand Android. Edbq 3 injured in crash following police pursuit
BALTIMORE 鈥?Demolition begins on the remaining homes in the East Baltimore development project near Hopkins.Nearly a tho stanley nz usand properties in th stanley vattenflaska e area have been demolished in an effort to rebuild, rebrand and transform the neighborhood.On Monday, officials began to demolish 26 homes in the northwest area of the Eager Park area. East Baltimore Development Inc. is behind the development and plan to build 1600 mixed income housing units.The community will include a new school, a five acre park, a hotel and retail options. We are on track to ensuring that 1/3 of the housing we develop are affordable. We are on track for e stanley france nsuring East Baltimore and Baltimore City residents get jobs both construction and permanent jobs, said President and CEO of EBDI Development, Cheryl Washington. We are on track for providing opportunities for local, minority, and women owned businesses to get contracting opportunities...and were making good on our promise to relocating residents...to help them return to e