| Wednesday, 22 May 2013 13:51 |
Baltimore County police have charged 53-year-old Leo Harlen Moser (pictured) of Sparrows Point Boulevard with first-degree assault in connection with a shooting in Edgemere on Tuesday evening, according to a police press release.
On Tuesday at 6:25 p.m., police responded to a report of a shooting in the 7500 Block of Sparrows Point Boulevard. Once they arrived, officers found Kevin Allen Himes, 43, who had been shot in the chest. He reportedly told officers that he had been shot by Moser.
Earlier reports said that the initial investigation indicated that the victim and the suspect were in an altercation when the suspect shot the victim once.
Himes was transported to an area hospital for treatment and was listed in stable condition in earlier reports.
Moser was located nearby and arrested, according to the press release. He was reportedly found to be in possession of a .40-caliber handgun. He was being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center as of Wednesday evening.
The shooting is under investigation by the Baltimore County Police Violent Crimes Unit.
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| Wednesday, 22 May 2013 13:42 | Former employer has contract at new school site by Ben Boehl
Shortly after it was revealed that Baltimore County Councilman John Olszewski Sr. had failed to list his current employer on legally-required disclosure forms, it came to light that a former employer was awarded a contract for work on the new Dundalk and Sollers high school campus, according to recent press reports.
The Baltimore Sun reported recently that D&M Painting & Drywall Inc., which employed Olszewski during 2010, received a contract for work on the school project with a bid of $3.1 million.
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| Wednesday, 22 May 2013 13:38 | Small dog dies in School Avenue attack by Ben Boehl
The recent debate over the safety of the pit bull breed continued, as School Avenue resident Brian Manning called The Dundalk Eagle last week to report that his small dog was attacked and killed by three pit bulls.
Manning said he was walking with his two dogs near Bayard and School avenues when three pit bulls got out of their yard and ran downhill toward his dogs.
Manning explained that his 15-year-old dog was able to get away, but the 10-year-old poodle-bichon frise mix was not as fortunate.
“It was something out of National Geographic,” Manning said. “My dog didn’t stand a chance.”
Manning stated the owner of the pit bulls was very remorseful and that he and the pit bull owner had a good relationship before the event.
Manning is upset about how fast the dogs got out of the yard and that the owner had no control.
“She thought they were secure, but all three got out and killed my dog,” Manning noted.
“The scary thing is no one knows how they got out and the dogs are right by the Dundalk High School field. The [area] is busy with high schoolers walking by it.”
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| | Wednesday, 22 May 2013 08:43 | Dundalk Eagle associate editor Bill Gates won four awards in the Maryland-Delaware-District of Columbia Press Association’s annual editorial contest.
The awards, which were for work published in 2012, were presented at a luncheon at the Sheraton Four Points Hotel on May 17 .
Gates got a first-place nod in the Sports Story category for his Sept. 6, 2012, “Patriots end 29-game losing streak with 14-11 win,” about the end of Patapsco High School’s long losing skid in football.
He also won first-place honors in the Sports Photo category for the shot that accompanied the story, showing Patapsco head coach Thomas Raybon exulting in his team’s success.
Gates also picked up second-place awards in the State Government category for his April 12, 2012, story “State budget ‘Doomsday’ has arrived,” about the failure of the Maryland General Assembly to pass a state budget during its regular session, and in the Sports Column category for his June 28 “Bleacher Bum” column, “Reaching the half-century mark, wondering where the time goes,” a reflection on reaching the same age at which his mother had died, and recalling her life and death, and the way in which sport weaved its way into their time together.
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| Wednesday, 22 May 2013 13:26 | Apartments to be completed by late 2014 by Nicole Rodman
Ground has been broken on the new senior complex coming to the southern end of the Logan Village Shopping Center.
The project was officially kicked off at a groundbreaking ceremony held at the Dundalk Avenue site last Tuesday.
Called The Greens at Logan Field, the four-story, $15.2 million senior apartment complex will feature 102 apartments for residents of low and moderate income age 62 and older.
The 97,000 square foot complex will contain 84 one-bedroom and 18 two-bedroom units, as well as amenities such as a fitness room, library, activity/computer room, sun room, craft room, tv lounge, community room, hospitality suite and laundry facilties.
The project is being developed by Enterprise Homes, Inc. Enterprise also developed the Cove Point senior apartment complex on Peninsula Highway.
In a press release, Enterprise said the building will “complement the Tudor-style architecture of the existing neighborhood, drawing on local buildings such as Saint George’s and Saint Matthew’s Episcopal Church as well as the Dundalk Historic District for inspiration.”
The release also touted the project’s environmentally-friendly construction. The complex will feature energy-efficient windows, water-conserving plumbing and high-efficiency heating and air conditioning.
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