The Piccadilly Circus runs through Sunday at the Owings Mills Mall.
The Piccadilly Circus is in town at the Owings Mills mall until Sunday to dazzle audiences with animals, acrobats, clowns, jugglers and more. Show are Friday at 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and Saturday at 1:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., and Sunday at 1 p.m., 3:30 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Want to celebrate the holidays locally but aren't sure where to go? We've got you covered.
Whether you're celebrating Passover or Easter this weekend, there's plenty of places to go enjoy the holidays with your neighbors. We also threw in some non-holdiay fun in case you were looking for other stuff to do. All events listed below are on Saturday. Click the event for more info. Baltimore Humane Society's Easter Eggstravaganza Featuring: Photos with the Easter Bunny, an Easter Egg Hunt, games and more. Spring Sing with Maugie Folk/Alternative Music with Steve Haug aka Maugorn at Constellation Books. Munchies and Tea/Coffee/Cocoa will be available. Natural Egg Dyeing Head to the Irvine Nature Center to play with beautiful colors - made only with nature’s ingredients - and dye some hard-boiled eggs! All materials are included, just …
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The toddler who was airlifted to John Hopkins Friday night after falling three stories has been treated and released.
UPDATED 4 p.m. April 2 A 2-year-old who fell 30 feet from an apartment window in Owings Mills has been released from the hospital, officials said Monday afternoon. The boy was airlifted by a Maryland State Police helicopter around 7 p.m. Friday after falling out of an apartment window on Shadowood Court. He had been treated and released as of Monday afternoon, according to Kim Hoppe, a Johns Hopkins spokesperson. “We were told initially that it was non-life threatening injuries,” said Lt. Stephen Doarnberger, assistant commander of the Baltimore County Police’s Franklin Precinct. “The boy fell from the window and walked back into the house. It wasn’t until he walked back into the house the grandmother knew he fell.” Charges will not be …
Lenny B. Robinson of Owings Mills, a Pikesville High School graduate, was pulled over last Wednesday in Montgomery County.
Batman was allegedly about to do a good deed when he was driving his black Lamborghini and got pulled over. Dressed in his crime-fighting garb, he was on his way to visit children in a hospital Wednesday, March 21, when when Montgomery County police noticed his vehicle had no tags, according to an MSN.com report. That masked hero is also known as Lenny B. Robinson of Owings Mills—a businessman and graduate of Pikesville High School. Washington Post Reporter Mike Rosenwald, who actually knows Batman, wrote Wednesday that the crusader in black visits children in hospitals to lift their spirits. On the day he was pulled over in Montgomery County, his tags were in his car, and he was not ticketed, Rosenwald wrote. Robinson’s black Lamborghini …
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9:21 am on Thursday, March 29, 2012
Great Job Batman in the community service and giving your time to visit the children in the hospital. Way to Go Batman ! more ›
A round-up of recent Baltimore County news from Patch.
Here are the big stories out of Baltimore County that you may have missed on Patch this week: Do you know where your grease goes? Arbutus Patch editor Bruce Goldfarb put together a map of areas in the county where a large amount of grease burdens the county's sewage system. Not surprisingly, areas with a large concentration of restaurants are offenders. Antonio Martinez pleads guilty in Catonsville bomb plot: The 22-year-old Baltimore area man was in federal court Thursday. He pleaded guilty to charges stemming from his attempt to detonate a fake bomb outside a military recruiting station in Catonsville on Dec. 8, 2010. Schools Superintendent felt the heat from Comptroller Peter Franchot: Joe Hairston was in Annapolis one final time asking…
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Still trying to decide where to send your kids this summer? Let Patch be your guide.
School’s out for the summer in Baltimore County, and many students are eagerly heading off for vacation and going to local summer camps. With its renovations complete, Owings Mills Elementary will hold a camp. New Town and Timber Grove will also hold camps, though the latter already has a full roster. This is the first time there will be programming at all three facilities, said Clinton Jennifer, the Owings Mills community recreation supervisor. “This has been a busier summer than in the past,” Jennifer said. Timber Grove filled up rapidly with walk-in signups, which Jennifer attributed to the leadership at the camp. Timber Grove Elementary teacher Jeremy Sallow will be directing the camp this summer and was able to garner some attention …
The following information was supplied by the Baltimore County Police Department's Precinct 4/Pikesville. In cases where a criminal charge is noted, the information provided does not indicate a conviction.
A community pool in Owings Mills has twice been the target of burglars this week, according to a report by Baltimore County Police Precinct 4/Pikesville. Between 8 p.m., June 23 and 11:25 a.m., June 24, the pool owned by Queene Anne Village Homeowners Association, was vandalized. Sometime overnight, someone threw chairs, trash cans and a plant into the pool, the report states. The plant was destroyed, but nothing was missing. This same pool was first burglarized sometime between 2:15 p.m., June 21 and 11:30 a.m., June 22. In that incident, a worker found that several lawn chairs, a table and trash can had been thrown into the pool, according to police. No property was destroyed.
Two cars were set afire in separate incidents. The following information was supplied by the Baltimore County Police Department. In cases where a criminal charge is noted, the information provided does not indicate a conviction.
Two cars set on fire in separate incidents in Owings Mills last week were the work of arsonists. Lt. J. Landsman of Baltimore County Police Precinct 4/Pikesville said the incidents were forwarded to the county Arson Team in Towson for further investigation. Each separate incident was second-degree arson, according to reports from Baltimore County Police Precinct 4/Pikesville. In the first incident, a 2002 Ford van was reported on fire in the 8600 block of Park Heights Avenue in Owings Mills at 1:30 p.m. Thursday. Investigators determined the fire was deliberately set, according to a police report. A yellow, 2006 Hyundai Tiburon was then set on fire shortly before 12:30 a.m. Friday in front of 6 Thistle Dell Court in Owings Mills. The car, …
Charges are pending in alleged assault at Owings Mills Walmart.
An argument between coworkers over a microwave in the employee break room left a man bruised, swollen and in need of stitches. The incident began at about 2:10 a.m. Saturday at Walmart, 9720 Reisterstown Road, in Owings Mills. The coworkers argued. One employee allegedly threw an unopened can of soda that hit her coworker's head. The woman then allegedly punched her male coworker in the head and face, causing bruises and swelling, according to a police report on the incident. The victim had to get nine stitches to his upper lip, and his dentures were broken, the report states. Charges are pending, according to the report.
12:17 pm on Thursday, June 2, 2011
Was it heat related? We need to love one another and settle our differences without causing physical injury.. i certainly hope all injured will recover and the one who caused it will be sorry for actions. more ›
More than 300 students and community members gathered Friday in the gym at Stevenson University's Owings Mills campus for its Relay for Life event.
Editor's note: This article has been corrected to reflect the history of the Relay for Life event in Owings Mills. Students at Stevenson University brought a nightlong tradition of charity back to life Friday. Senior Blaire Zeitler and sophomore Nick Farano helped organize one of the largest student-only run events at the university to date, with the fundraiser being touch and go in Owings Mills for the last few years. The overnight event lasted into the wee hours of Saturday morning, uniting hundreds in support of the American Cancer Society. The night included an opening ceremony and a heartfelt luminaria display, with the walkway lined with lit paper luminaries that noted the names of those who lost their battle to cancer and in honor …
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2:33 pm on Sunday, April 17, 2011
Way to go Blaire !!! What an amazing event !! God has blessed your efforts with a tremendous outpouring from the students at Stevenson along with the community. Love you!!! more ›
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10:02 am on Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Lucky his guardian angel wasn't sleeping on the job! more ›