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Dundalk resident writes story about escaping domestic violence
Dundalk resident Tameka Brown experienced a marriage shaped by verbal abuse and fear. While she escaped domestic violence, she feels her experience can help others. That is why Brown has turned her story into a book. “Sharing my story can give another man or woman the encouragement to leave and to give them the courage to talk about it,” Brown said. “Turning it into a book, and a self-help book at that, just to let people know that they’re not alone.” Brown’s book, “I’m Not Your Punching Bag,” talks about the things both she and her children went through in a relationship defined by domestic violence, and the retaliation that ensued. When Brown left her relationship, the abuse did not stop. She was stalked. Her child was kidnapped from daycare. She was taken on a high-speed chase through Dundalk. “Me putting a plan together to leave my abuser was everything. But me leaving did not end the abuse; it still continued in many different ways,” Brown said. Brown got a protective order, but that did not stop the stalking and high-speed chase. After that, her abuser tried to manipulate the judge, Brown said. Once Brown explained how she already had
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Police investigate fatal stabbing near Leakin Park in northwest Baltimore
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Police are investigating a fatal stabbing near Leakin Park in northwest Baltimore on Tuesday afternoon. Shortly before 4 p.m. on Nov. 10, officers were called to the 4200 block of Franklintown Road, located in the city's Gwynns Falls/Leakin Park neighborhood, for a reported cutting. When officers...
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Flags line Dundalk Avenue for Veterans Day
If you walk or drive down Dundalk Avenue, you will see hundreds of American flags lining the grass. That is how the Dundalk-Patapsco Neck Historical Society has honored Veterans Day for the past nine years. “It’s just an emotional display,” said Historical Society member Joe Stadler, the backbone behind the operation. The tradition started in 2018, when the Historical Society asked on Facebook if anybody would like to contribute to purchasing American flags that would be placed along the road, Stadler said. The Historical Society received more than $2,000 and had more than 2,000 flags. Stadler said the flag display was inspired by the Path of Honor in Parkville. The Path of Honor was first created on the 11th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks to remember each life lost on 9/11 by planting 2,977 American flags along Putty Hill Avenue. Stadler and his wife drive up Joppa Road several times a month. When he first saw those flags, they inspired him. “When you saw that, how could you not feel American?” Stadler said. “It’s like, we have to do something like that here. I thought Veterans Day was the perfect opportunity.” Since the first year the tradition started,
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Little Italy Regulars Have Been Lingering Over Cannoli At Vaccaro’s Italian Pastry Shop For Decades
Some Baltimore traditions are older than most of the people keeping them alive. In the city’s Little Italy, one corner shop has been handing out cannoli since 1958, and families have made it part of their stories ever since. Grandparents remember it, out-of-towners plan return trips before leaving, and...
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» Attempted Murder Defendant Denied Bail Over ‘Ongoing Feud’ With Victim
An ongoing feud between defendant Victonio Spencer Jr. and another man escalated in October when Spencer allegedly shot at the victim in Baltimore City’s Carroll-South Hilton neighborhood. On Nov. 10, Circuit Court Judge Dana M. Middleton denied bail for the 32-year-old defendant, standing by the District Court’s decision last...
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Parkville man awarded Red Cross Lifesaving Award for Professional Responders
Just two weeks after completing CPR and first aid training, Giustino “Guis” Puliti found himself in a situation he never expected, helping to save a man’s life. On the morning of Feb. 25, 2026, Terry Frank, a 73-year-old member of The Y in Parkville, was exercising on a rowing machine in the facility’s functional fitness room when he suddenly collapsed. Another member, Stacey Matthews, heard a thud and turned to find Frank slumped over on the rower, unresponsive and bleeding from a head injury. She immediately alerted Y staff, setting in motion a coordinated response involving employees and members who rushed to help. Y associate Elijah Obayemi helped remove Frank from the rowing machine so emergency care could begin. Two Y members began CPR after determining Frank was unresponsive and had no pulse. Fitness Director Liam Dwyer and another fitness coach retrieved the facility’s emergency equipment, including its automated external defibrillator. Puliti, who had been working as an interim swim director, also responded from the pool area. While Dwyer called 911 and coordinated the emergency response, Puliti joined the CPR effort, providing rescue breaths with a bag-valve mask. For more than eight minutes, the team performed chest compressions and rescue
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West Baltimore's Grace Medical Center Finishes $61.6M Overhaul After Five Years
Grace Medical Center in West Baltimore has wrapped up a five-year, $61.6 million transformation, giving the neighborhood a modernized emergency department, new specialty clinics and expanded outpatient services inside a hospital some residents still remember as Bon Secours. The project touched nearly every corner of the campus, from a rebuilt dialysis unit to new behavioral health clinics, and much of the construction happened while the facility stayed open and operating through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Lidl expands Maryland presence with upcoming store on Belair Road
OVERLEA, Md. — Discount grocery chain Lidl is scheduled to celebrate the grand opening of its newest Maryland location on Belair Road next month, bringing its signature mix of low-cost private-label items and fresh European bakery goods to the Overlea area. The new store, located at 5950 Belair Road, occupies a 25,400-square-foot site that previously […]