Maryland, November 29, 2025
Recent events in Maryland highlight a mix of community challenges and positive initiatives. A Thanksgiving Day shooting in Baltimore County raises safety concerns. An armed incident involving Christmas carolers in Annapolis has also drawn attention, while a new mobile Little Free Library in Old Ellicott City promotes literacy. These stories reflect the complexities of community life during the holiday season.
Maryland News Roundup: Thanksgiving Shooting, Armed Incident with Carolers, and New Little Free Library
Maryland – Recent developments across Maryland have highlighted a range of incidents, from violence to positive community initiatives. On Thanksgiving Day, a woman was shot in Baltimore County, raising concerns about domestic safety. Meanwhile, an Annapolis man allegedly pointed a gun at 12-year-old Christmas carolers, an event that adds tension to the holiday season. In a more uplifting note, a new mobile Little Free Library has been established in Old Ellicott City, fostering community engagement and literacy amidst the challenges.
Woman Shot on Thanksgiving in Baltimore County
On Thanksgiving Day, a woman was shot in Baltimore County. Authorities believe the incident was domestic in nature. The investigation is ongoing, and further details have not been released.
Man Points Gun at 12-Year-Old Christmas Carolers in Annapolis
In Annapolis, a 58-year-old man, Paul Brian Susie, is accused of pointing a gun at three 12-year-old girls who were caroling outside his home. The incident occurred on Saturday around 8:30 p.m. in the 1700 block of Point No Point Drive. The girls fled the scene, and Susie later admitted to the encounter. He has been charged with multiple counts, including first-degree assault and reckless endangerment. Susie posted a $10,000 unsecured personal bond and was released; his trial is pending.
New Mobile Little Free Library in Old Ellicott City
A new mobile Little Free Library has been set up along Main Street in Old Ellicott City’s Tiber Park. This addition brings the total number of Little Free Libraries in Howard County to nearly 50, promoting community engagement and literacy.
Additional Maryland News
- Fire Breaks Out at Pizza Warehouse in Odenton: A fire at a pizza warehouse in Odenton was reported, with flames contained to a flour silo. No injuries were reported.
- 35 Vehicles Burglarized in Greenbelt: Police reported the break-ins of 35 vehicles along seven streets and the theft of a car from a parking garage.
- First Bobcat Sighting in Harford County: The Susquehannock Wildlife Society shared that a bobcat has been reported for the first time in Harford County.
- Body Reported to Radio Host: A man told a radio show host he found a body in the woods. The host implored him to “call the cops.”
- Father-Son Duo Charged in Gun and Drug Trafficking Operation: Police charged a father and his son, alleging that they were involved in a firearms and drug trafficking operation based out of Howard County.
- Wrong-Way Chase Leads to Arrest: A chase through Frederick and Montgomery counties ended in the arrest of a Baltimore County man, deputies said. Three children were in his vehicle.
- $12K Scammed from Prince George’s Residents in One Week: Prince George’s residents have been warned that scammers have swindled more than $12,000 in the past week and are advised to remain alert.
Upcoming Holiday Events in Maryland
- Holiday Traditions Tour of the William Paca House: Experience the holiday traditions of the 18th century at the William Paca House in Annapolis.
- Christmas Lights Displays: Discover the best Christmas lights and holiday displays across Maryland. Residents are encouraged to share their favorite locations.
- Giving Tuesday Support for Maryland Nonprofits: Consider supporting local nonprofits in Anne Arundel County, Harford County, Howard County, and Prince George’s County on Giving Tuesday.
- Christmas Tree Guide: Find the best places to buy a Christmas tree in Harford County, Howard County, and Prince George’s County.
- Where to See Santa Claus: Visit Santa Claus at various malls in Anne Arundel County and Baltimore County.
As we gather for the holidays, it’s crucial to remain vigilant and engaged while also celebrating the contributions of our community members who work tirelessly for safety and improvement. Supporting local nonprofits, sharing information, and participating in community events can foster a spirit of unity and resilience among residents.
Summary of Key Features
| Event | Date | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holiday Traditions Tour of the William Paca House | November 27, 2025 | William Paca House, Annapolis | Experience the holiday traditions of the 18th century at the William Paca House in Annapolis. |
| Christmas Lights Displays | Ongoing | Various locations across Maryland | Discover the best Christmas lights and holiday displays across Maryland. Residents are encouraged to share their favorite locations. |
| Giving Tuesday Support for Maryland Nonprofits | December 2, 2025 | Various locations in Anne Arundel County, Harford County, Howard County, and Prince George’s County | Consider supporting local nonprofits on Giving Tuesday. |
| Christmas Tree Guide | Ongoing | Harford County, Howard County, and Prince George’s County | Find the best places to buy a Christmas tree in these counties. |
| Where to See Santa Claus | Ongoing | Anne Arundel County and Baltimore County | Visit Santa Claus at various malls in these counties. |
FAQs
- What happened in Baltimore County on Thanksgiving Day?
- A woman was shot, and authorities believe the incident was domestic in nature. The investigation is ongoing, and further details have not been released.
- What occurred in Annapolis involving 12-year-old Christmas carolers?
- An Annapolis man, Paul Brian Susie, is accused of pointing a gun at three 12-year-old girls who were caroling outside his home. The incident occurred on Saturday around 8:30 p.m. in the 1700 block of Point No Point Drive. The girls fled the scene, and Susie later admitted to the encounter. He has been charged with multiple counts, including first-degree assault and reckless endangerment. Susie posted a $10,000 unsecured personal bond and was released; his trial is pending.
- What is the new Little Free Library in Old Ellicott City?
- A new mobile Little Free Library has been set up along Main Street in Old Ellicott City’s Tiber Park. This addition brings the total number of Little Free Libraries in Howard County to nearly 50, promoting community engagement and literacy.
- What other incidents have been reported in Maryland?
- Additional incidents include a fire at a pizza warehouse in Odenton, 35 vehicle burglaries in Greenbelt, the first bobcat sighting in Harford County, a body reported to a radio host, a father-son duo charged in a gun and drug trafficking operation, a wrong-way chase leading to an arrest, and over $12,000 scammed from Prince George’s residents in one week.
- What holiday events are upcoming in Maryland?
- Upcoming events include the Holiday Traditions Tour of the William Paca House in Annapolis, Christmas lights displays across Maryland, Giving Tuesday support for local nonprofits, Christmas tree guides in various counties, and opportunities to see Santa Claus at malls in Anne Arundel County and Baltimore County.
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