Nick DiMarco has been telling stories since he could speak. It seemed only natural that he pursue a career about keeping people informed.
In four and a half years he graduated from Towson University with a degree in mass communication and a certificate of broadcast journalism. While there he worked as an editor and writer for the independent student newspaper The Towerlight.
In 2008 he was recognized by the Society of Professional Journalists with two regional Mark of Excellence Awards in general news and feature writing.
After graduating from TU, DiMarco spent time working with MarylandReporter.com as a staff writer. He was one of the youngest members in the State House Press Corps who covered the 2010 Legislative Session.
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In honor of Fathers' Day, a Perry Hall principal, a White Marsh volunteer, two local business owners, a man of the church and a councilman share the things their fathers taught them
In honor of Fathers' Day, Patch asked local readers what their dads taught them. Share what you learned from your pops in the comments section below.
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The annual alumni game as served a lacrosse fund-raiser for 14 years.
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Listen as panicked callers report hearing and feeling the explosion in the CSX train derailment in Rosedale.
The women, one from Nottingham and the other from Essex, face up to 15 years in jail for conspiring to obtain fraudulent tax refunds.
The women, one from Nottingham the other from Essex, face up to 15 years in jail for conspiring to obtain fraudulent tax refunds.
Find out what the staff and students did to surprise Principal Anne Gold.
Homes sales and up as Perry Hall's housing market shows positive signs of growth year over year.
Twenty therapy dogs and their owners are being thanked for the efforts in bringing comfort to grieving families following the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
A group of 20 volunteers and their dogs from Pets on Wheels provided comfort to those suffering in the wake of the tragic Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting.
Perry Hall Patch gives a roundup of local job opportunities that have been posted in the last seven days.
Games, meet-ups, and workshops for aging gracefully have been planned for Perry Hall's senior center.
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