Tim Lemke, Patch Staff
- Odenton-Severn, MD
Email: timl [at]patch.com
Phone: 410-305-9113
Hometown: Trevose, PA Birthday: April 18 Bio: Tim was born and raised in the Philadelphia area and got his start working in community journalism in Bucks County.
He has lived in Maryland since 1997 and now resides in Odenton with his wife and son.
Tim is a graduate of the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland, and has worked as a business reporter and sportswriter for several publications in Washington, DC and Baltimore. Most recently, he was the sports business reporter for The Washington Times, where he chronicled the approval and construction of Nationals Park.
When he's not working, he engages in many interests ranging from watching sports, traveling, grilling and playing tennis and Strat-O-Matic baseball.
Posting Activity
Crofton, MD|News|
ChapmanHill Baby to Open Flagship Store at Waugh Chapel
This will be the second location in the area for the upscale baby and toddler supply store.
Tim Lemke, Patch Staff
Odenton-Severn|News|
Plans for Shipley's Homestead up For Review
Plans call for homes and retail at the corner of Ridge Road and Route 175.
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Odenton-Severn|News|
3 Teens Charged in Robberies, Investigation Ongoing
Two teens from Severn were among those charged in connection to robberies in Odenton and Glen Burnie.
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Odenton-Severn|News|
6 Awesome Things About Band Camp
It's a fun, but exhausting rite of passage for many students.
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Odenton-Severn|News|
Child Care, Restaurant Reviews and True Love
Here are five links that you may find informative today. Have a good one!
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Crofton, MD|News|
Newk's, Softball and Walmart Down the Road
Here are five helpful links for today. Have a good one!
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Crofton, MD|News|
Death Notices for Crofton and Gambrills, August 5
The following people with local connections recently passed.
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Odenton-Severn|News|
Odenton Woman Charged in Air Conditioner Thefts
Police said Carrie Hall was one of three people involved in stealing an air conditioner unit from a Pasadena business on Sunday.
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Crofton, MD|News|
Walmart Eyes Expansion in Bowie
The large retailer is eyeing a spot in the southern part of Bowie.
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Crofton, MD|News|
Band Camp, Political Candidates and Pancakes
Here's a look at the week ahead in Crofton and Gambrills.
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Odenton-Severn|News|
Police Release Image of Quizno's Burglary Suspect
Police said a man broke into the Quizno's on Quarterfield Road and stole money from the register.
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Odenton-Severn|News|
Kiss of Heroin Nets Woman 18 Months in Jail
Prosecutors said Terry Sadler helped smuggle drugs into a prison by transferring heroin in balloons into her boyfriend's mouth.
Tim Lemke, Patch Staff
Odenton-Severn|News|
'Meade Week' Reflects on Rothstein's Tenure
This is Col. Edward Rothstein's final week of service as installation commander at Fort Meade.
Tim Lemke, Patch Staff
Odenton-Severn|News|
Arundel-Meade Football Listed Among Top Games This Fall
The Washington Post said the Nov. 8 game in Gambrills will be among the most anticipated games in the entire state.
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Crofton, MD|News|
Small Dog Shot, Bye-Bye Playboy, Birth at Metro Station, Coffee-Thrower Sentenced: MD Weird News
Patch’s most bizarre headlines from around Maryland this week.
Tim Lemke, Patch Staff
Odenton-Severn|News|
Reminder: MARC Schedule Change on Monday
Some trains on the Penn Line may leave earlier from Baltimore.
Tim Lemke, Patch Staff
Odenton-Severn|News|
Police Arrest 3 in Possible Robbery Spree
Police are investigating at least five armed robberies, including several in Odenton and Severn.
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Odenton-Severn|News|
Wandering Toddler, Child Falls From Window, Drownings, Drones Over Maryland: MD Top News
Patch rounds up some of this week’s top headlines from around Maryland.
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Crofton, MD|News|
Ramp at 301 and 50 to Be Closed This Weekend
Drivers looking to go from northbound US 301 to westbound US 50 will have to follow a detour. The ramp is expected back open on Monday morning.
Tim Lemke, Patch Staff
