Eastern Baltimore County News
Baltimore County police report that
13-year-old Craig Bryant-McKoy (4’11”, 80lbs) is missing from Dundalk.
Craig went to school Friday morning wearing unknown clothing, but he failed to return home after school.
Anyone with information is requested to call 911 or 410-307-202
-photo courtesy of twitter.com/dundalkhigh-
Baltimore County police reported that Andrew L Rader (30), a teacher at Dundalk High School was arrested and charged with second degree assault, for assaulting two students.
The arrest was made on Wednesday, May 18.
Detectives continue to investigate this incident and are currently seeking other possible victims.
Anyone with information is asked to contact The Baltimore County Police Crimes Against Children Unit at 410-887-7720.
– photo courtesy of North Point Edgemere Volunteer Fire Department-
Fire crews were on the scene of an Old Dundalk fire on Dunmanway in Dundalk. The North Point Edgemere Volunteer Fire Department reported that fire took place before midnight on Tuesday, May 17.
Crews battled a two-story vacant building with Smoke Showing.
One person was transported to local hospital with non life threatening injuries.
-photo courtesy of YouTube/Patrapasco-
There is a YouTube video circulating that looks at the possibility of Patapsco High School Center for the Arts in Dundalk having ghosts in the building.
The name of the YouTube channel is called Patrapsco (Yes that is the correct spelling) and it produced a high-quality video called “Patrapsco: The NeverEnding Mystery of School Spirit”.
The video examines the possibility that a former teacher who has passed away in 2009 has his spirit present at the school during performances. The video claims that the former teacher is not there to scare the audience, but he is there enjoying the shows.
There is also the belief that a former student name “Billy”, who passed away in the mid 2000s, is joining his former teacher at the school.
According to its Youtube page, Patrapsco is an unaffiliated social media group “Patrapsco” at Patapsco High School Center of the Arts. The video was directed by Gianni Paquian, Destiny Healey and Peyton Layer.
Even if you don’t believe in ghosts, the 24-minute video is interesting to watch.
– photo courtesy of North Point Edgemere Volunteer Fire Department-
Crews from the North Point Edgemere Volunteer Fire Department reported that three vehicles were found in the water under the railroad bridge in Dundalk.
This is the underpass near North Point Boulevard & Kane Street.
The rescue was reported Saturday evening after a rainstorm.
This is a common flood area during heavy rains. Fortunately, no occupants were in any vehicle.
Baltimore County Fire Department reminds drivers to TURN AROUND, DON’T DROWN.
If you see a flooded roadway, do not attempt to cross it, no matter what your vehicle capabilities are.
She Wins Athletic Scholarship from being “Unsung Hero”
-photo courtesy of McCormick Unsung Heroes-
Patapsco High School & Center for the Arts student Evelyn Mirabile was named one of the winners at the 82nd annual McCormick Unsung Heroes Awards on Monday night.
There were six winners overall from a field of 98 student athletes throughout the Baltimore Metro region.
Mirabile finish in second place and will receive a scholarship of $7,500. She played field hockey and lacrosse at her school. Luke Seebode was the male nominee at Patapsco.
Patapsco female athletes has had a history with the McCormick Unsung Heroes Award as Logan Welsh took home the top prize of $40,000 in 2020.
Paige Holley of Parkville High School won the top female scholarship in 2021.
Maria Uben of Reginald Lewis High School and Owings Mills High student Wesley Beckett were named the winners of the $40,000 scholarships for this year.
The Maryland Lottery announced their winners for the first week of May and two POWERBALL winners were sold in eastern Baltimore County. Check your tickets because both prizes were still unclaimed as of Monday. Here is more information on both winners.
· $50,000 ticket sold May 6 at 7-Eleven #26253, 7901 Wise Avenue, Dundalk (unclaimed as of May 9)
· $50,000 ticket sold May 2 at J Convenience, 8765 Satyr Hill Road, Parkville (unclaimed as of May 9)
Here are the local winners from last week.
Here are the weekly roundup of big winners for the Maryland Lottery for the last week of April. List includes a Powerball winner and a RACETRAX winner
-photo courtesy of North Point Edgemere Volunteer Fire Department-
The busy weekend continued for local firefighters as the North Point Edgemere Volunteer Fire Department reported a shed/chicken coop fire on Saturday night, April 30 in Dundalk.
According to reports, drivers on I-695 by Cove Road spotted the fire at the end of Rosebank Avenue and called fire crews.
“Our crew supplied other units with 1000 gallons from the tank, and assisted with overhaul to extinguish hot spots,” the North Point Edgemere Volunteer Fire Department explained in a social media post.
There was no report on what caused the fire.
This has been a busy few days for firefighters. There was an afternoon townhome fire on Flagship Road in Old Dundalk and a Bowleys Quarters townhome fire on Saturday afternoon.
