Milford Mill Academy Cuts Ribbon on Renovations

The three-year project included a new gymnasium, renovations in several departments and new heating, cooling and air conditioning.

Officials cut the ribbon Monday on three years worth of renovations at Milford Mill Academy. Superintendent S. Dallas Dance and state officials attended the event, which included tours and performances at the high school, ABC2 reports. “It’s bringing Milford Mill into the 21st century,” Roderick Harden Sr., the school's principal, told WJZ. The Milford Mill project resulted in a new 4,800-square-foot addition that includes a new gymnasium and renovations to the school’s cosmetology, carpentry and other technology labs, media center, auditorium, black box theater and general purpose classrooms. The work also included new heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. ABC2 posted the story of the ribboncutting attached to this story on …

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Chase Cormier of Milford Mill Academy Signs with University

The 2012 graduate and basketball star recently signed a letter of intent at Grambling State University, after being recruited during a practice at his prep school in Virginia.

Water Main Break Leaves Hundreds Without Water

About 260 homes on Scotts Hill area of Pikesville, and in Milford Mill, were without water beginning at 2 p.m. Thursday. Milford Mill Academy was also without water.

Milford Mill Academy Marching Band in County Showcase

The academy and Woodlawn High School marching bands will participate in Baltimore County's annual event Sunday at Stevenson University.

The Milford Mill Academy and Woodlawn High School marching bands will be among the county bands to perform at the Baltimore County Public Schools system's showcase Sunday in Owings Mills. Also performing will be Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts, Sparrows Point High School, Dulaney, Franklin, Loch Raven, New Town, Perry Hall and Towson high schools. The event is at 4 p.m. Sunday at Stevenson University’s Mustang Stadium in Owings Mills. Each band will perform in the 24th Annual Marching Band Showcase individually, and then join in a mass band performance at the end. The event also features performances by Stevenson University’s Mustang Marching Band and Morgan State University’s Magnificent Marching Machine. BCPS-TV producer …

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UPDATE: Student Stabbed Was Victim of Robbery

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.

A Milford Mill Academy student who was stabbed Monday while walking toward Rockdale Terrace was also robbed, police said. Some media reports question whether the student was somehow involved in the robbery. But, according to a Baltimore County Police report, the student was the victim. At about 11:55 a.m. Monday, two males approached the 17-year-old boy behind the school at 3800 Washington Ave., and demanded his cell phone, the report states. "The victim placed the suspect in a headlock. After a short struggle the suspect stabbed the victim in his right thigh," it states. He was taken to a local hospital. A school official told WBAL Radio on Monday that the victim had left the school without permission, according to a WBAL Radio report.

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Police Investigate Teen's Stabbing

A Milford Mill Academy student was reportedly stabbed Monday on a street near the school.

A Milford Mill Academy student was stabbed Monday afternoon as he walked along Rockdale Terrace near the school in Milford Mill, according to a WBAL Radio report. A school official told WBAL Radio that the student had left the school early and without permission. While the student walked along Rockdale Terrace, he was robbed and stabbed, the report states. He walked back to the school at 3800 Washington Ave. where he got medical treatment and was taken to the hospital. According to a Fox News report, the student is 16 years old had "multiple leg wounds."

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Local Athletes to be Honored as Unsung Heroes

Students from Milford Mill Academy, Pikesville, Randallstown and Woodlawn high schools and St. Timothy's School are among 112 basketball and football players who will be honored next month by McCormick.

  Nine student basketball and football players from northwest Baltimore County will be among the 112 athletes to be honored next month as McCormick Unsung Heroes. Students from Milford Mill Academy, Pikesville, Randallstown and Woodlawn high schools and St. Timothy's School are among those from 68 Baltimore area schools who will be saluted May 7 in Hunt Valley, according to a news release on BusinessWire.com. Two honorees, one male and one female, will receive the 2012 Charles Perry McCormick Scholarship, valued at $36,000 over four academic years, the news release states. According to the release, local basketball players to be honored include: And the football players include: They will be honored druing the 72nd annual McCormick Unsung …

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Basketball: Milford Mill Eliminated From Playoffs

The girls and boys teams lost games this weekend, taking them out of the running for 3A Region titles.

Milford Mill's boys and girls basketball teams were each defeated last weekend in Class 3A North Region finals. The boys lost Saturday to Baltimore City's Patterson, 75-72. The close game ended the Millers' bid to win a third straight state title. Patterson now advances to the Class 3A state semifinals. For a story and video about the game, visit Capitol Hoops. The Millers girls lost Friday to Aberdeen, 84-66, in their regional final. Read about Aberdeen's victory on Aberdeen Patch.

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Pikesville Crime: Resident Finds Biased Pamphlet

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.

  Gwynn Oak Liberty Heights Terrace. 6200 block. Between 9 p.m. Jan. 11 and 11:31 a.m. Jan. 12. Someone cut one-inch holes in the driver's-side tires on three vehicles. Pikesville Kathydale Road. 7300 block. Between 4 p.m. Jan. 10 and 4 p.m. Monday. The front door of a vacant house was pried open and copper pipes were reported missing from the basement. Reisterstown Road. 1801. Between 9:25-9:31 p.m. Jan. 8. A man pretended to buy something, but pulled a knife when the clerk opened the cash drawer. He reached over the counter, grabbed $200 and ran, police said. Smith Avenue. 2330. Between 12:32-1:05 p.m. Jan. 13. A brick crashed through the the storefront glass, and candy and a cigar were taken.  Police caught a suspect on Baythorne Road …

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Milford Mill Grad Brings Shears Joy to Homeless

Barber Robert W. Cradle, who got into barbering at the advice of his Milford Mill High School guidance counselor, devotes his career helping the homeless and needy by providing barber services.