Jacques Kelly

A $100 million, nonprofit project will transform this tract from a rather sleepy former Maryland National Guard reservation into a place for a lacrosse game or pickleball match.

This is the last summer to inspect the Pikesville Armory and its grounds before it makes a transition to a new community hub, a public place for leisure, recreation and the arts.

George M. Lipman, a Baltimore City District Court judge who worked to change how the criminal justice system treats the mentally ill, died Aug. 3. He was 76.

She went to ‘hundreds' of her 4 kids' and 12 grandkids' games and ‘countless' graduations; her father co-owned the Orioles

I often rode the No. 8 streetcar because the fare was a dime and except for times when schools were letting out, the behavior on public transit was normal.

He served in the Army as a videotape editor at Aberdeen Proving Ground, then joined Maryland Public Television. He worked there for 39 years, retiring in 2013.

After joining the Navy and enjoying a brief Frisco visit, John Carroll Weiss Jr. spent weeks crossing the Pacific on a troop ship. No destination was announced.

She co-chaired Greater Baltimore Medical Center's annual nearly new clothing sale, her favorite charity, for nearly 30 years.

Ameen Ramzy, a former Shock Trauma surgeon who helped the injured during the 1987 Amtrak passenger train crash at Chase, died of cardiac arrest Aug. 20 at Givens Aldersgate Assisted Living in Charlotte, North Carolina. The former Lutherville resident was 78. Born in London, he was the son of Ishak Ramzy and Theodora Ramzy. He […]

Robert A. Younglove, a retired Johns Hopkins University business teacher and Vietnam War Navy veteran, died of vascular dementia complications Aug. 19 at Edenwald Senior Living in Towson. The former Towson resident was 84. Born in Baltimore and raised on Southland Court in Towson, he was the son of George Wilson Younglove and Mildred Fay. […]