Lisa Rossi, Patch Staff
- Columbia, MD
Lisa grew up in a small town in Iowa and graduated from the University of Iowa, where she studied journalism and political science. She enjoyed her first five years in journalism working as a reporter at the Des Moines Register, covering city politics, state crime, and the 2008 presidential campaign and Iowa caucuses. She then spent two years as a senior associate editor at Chapel Hill and Durham magazines in North Carolina. She settled in Maryland in the summer of 2010, and enjoys spending time with her husband and her two children in her spare time.
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Westminster, MD|News|
Sheriff: Westminster Shooting Victim Admits to False Report
Charges were pending.
Columbia|News|
POLL: Drinking or Texting? What Is Bigger Issue For Teens Driving on Prom Night?
Many demonstrations this week surrounding prom night focused on drinking and driving.
Owings Mills-Reisterstown, MD|News|
Reisterstown Apartment Fire Causes Estimated $850,000 in Damage
The blaze damaged a total of 11 apartment units, officials said.
Owings Mills-Reisterstown, MD|News|
No Snow Means Early Summer for Students
School is letting out earlier than last year.
Arbutus, MD|News|
No Snow Means Early Summer for Arbutus Area Students
School is letting out earlier than last year.
Westminster, MD|News|
Baldwin’s Station Wins ‘Maryland’s Favorite Restaurant’
‘It was the closest thing I’ll get to the Oscars.’ - Stewart Dearie, owner.
Catonsville, MD|News|
No Snow Means Early Summer for Catonsville Students
School is letting out earlier than last year.
Laurel, MD|News|
(Updated) Trapped Man Rescued From Mulch Plant Machine
‘We never gave up hope we could get him out.’ -- Mark E. Brady, Prince George’s County Fire/EMS spokesman.
Eldersburg, MD|News|
Baldwin’s Station Wins ‘Maryland’s Favorite Restaurant’
‘It was the closest thing I’ll get to the Oscars.’ - Stewart Dearie, owner.
Elkridge, MD|News|
Poll: Do You Like Summer in April?
Has anyone else noticed that spring took a hike and invited summer to take its place?
Columbia|News|
Returning from War to Fight for Jobs
Maryland veterans talk about getting passed over for jobs—and how to change that.
Columbia|News|
‘There Are No Words to Describe How Much I Miss My Son’
It's been one year since 3-year-old Elijah LaJeuness was killed at his Columbia home.
Columbia|News|
Five Things I Learned from Howard County Bloggers
Hint: bloggers have a bushel of news tips.
Columbia|News|
One-Year Mark in Unsolved Toddler Death; Few Answers
One year ago Friday, Elijah LaJeuness was found unresponsive in his Columbia home.
Arbutus, MD|News|
No Snow Means Early Summer for Maryland Students
School is letting out earlier than last year.
Eldersburg, MD|News|
No Snow Could Mean Early Summer for Carroll County Students
School is letting out earlier than last year.
Laurel, MD|News|
Maryland Likely to Ban Employers From Seeking Facebook Passwords
Maryland would be the first in the nation with such legislation.
Catonsville, MD|News|
Maryland Likely to Ban Employers From Seeking Facebook Passwords
Maryland would be the first in the nation with such legislation.
Westminster, MD|News|
Maryland Likely to Ban Employers From Seeking Facebook Passwords
Maryland would be the first in the nation with such legislation.
