Monday, April 22, 2013
Another man also is charged in the early Saturday morning incident.
A Baltimore man was charged with attempted murder for allegedly stabbing another man multiple times at Charles Village Pub Saturday morning. Nicholas Jarrad Jones, 22, of the 700 block of Richwood Avenue, also faces an assault charge, according to a Baltimore County police statement. Police said Jones was arguing with a female acquaintance at the Towson bar, located in the unit block of West Pennsylvania Avenue, at around 1 a.m. Saturday. The victim attempted to intervene and was stabbed multiple times. He was transported to a nearby hospital for treatment of serious but non life-threatening injuries. Jones' acquittance, Robert Blackshire II, 21, of the 6800 block of Barnett Road in Baltimore, was charged with assault for allegedly …
Saturday, April 20, 2013
One person was stabbed and two others were injured in a fight at Charles Village Pub Saturday.
Baltimore County police are investigating an early Saturday morning incident that left three people injured at a popular bar in Towson. Cpl. John Wachter, a spokesman for the Baltimore County Police Department, said police responded around 1:09 a.m. to Charles Village Pub, in the unit block of West Pennsylvania Avenue, where they found one man stabbed and another suffering from cuts to his hands. A woman was injured when she fell, Wachter said. None of the injuries were life-threatening and all were taken to area hospitals, Wachter said. The injuries were sustained during a fight inside the pub, Wachter said. Police had no suspect as of 7 a.m. Saturday. Stay with Patch for updates.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
A Baltimore County police investigation found the restaurant's management acted appropriately in connection with a December shooting incident outside the location.
Charles Village Pub won't face disciplinary action from the Baltimore County Liquor Board after shots were fired outside the location in December. Francis Minsung Kang, 26, of the unit block of Brook Farm Court in Cockeysville was charged with attempted first-degree murder, first-degree assault and use of a handgun in committing a felony after he allegedly fired five shots into a crowd outside the Towson restaurant on Dec. 16 during a dispute. Police said one man was treated for a minor gunshot wound after he was struck in the hand. Kang, a Cockeysville resident, was indicted of the charges on Tuesday, according to electronic court records. A trial date has not yet been set. After a more than month long investigation, Baltimore County …
Monday, December 17, 2012
Police chief says alleged shooter was licensed to carry a gun and "had half a load on."
A shooting outside the Charles Village Pub in Towson is not drawing the same ire from County Executive Kevin Kamenetz as a brawl outside another Towson watering hole attracted in September. "I have consistently stated that the owner of a liquor establishment, a bar, have the responsibility for their patrons after they leave the building," said Kamenetz. Francis Minsung Kang, 26, of the unit block of Brook Farm Court in Cockeysville was charged early Sunday with attempted first-degree murder, first-degree assault and use of a handgun in committing a felony. Kang was leaving the Charles Village Pub when he allegedly threw a bottle of Gatorade at a woman and a fight ensued. He pulled out a handgun and fired five shots into a crowd, striking …
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
The county executive will cut the ribbon on the rebuilt bar, which opened last month.
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz will mark the reopening of Charles Village Pub in a ceremony Thursday. Kamenetz will be joined by the pub's owners—Rick Bielski and Eric and Melony Wagner—and Nancy Hafford, executive director of the Towson Chamber of Commerce, for the grand opening at 11:30 a.m. Thursday. The original Charles Village Pub, long a popular haunt for office workers, county employees, sports fans, families and college students, burned down last year. The new pub opened last month, boasting a roomier feel, new patio, revamped menu and expanded draft list.
Friday, April 27, 2012
The popular Towson pub officially reopened this week. What's your verdict?
The taps are flowing, the grill is running and Charles Village Pub is back in business. The venerable downtown Towson watering hole officially reopened this week 15 months after a fire tore through it last January. The new and improved pub includes four bars, outdoor areas, a stylish new layout and an improved new menu. We want to know what you think of the new place. Share your verdict in the comments and leave a review on CVP's directory listing.
Friday, April 13, 2012
The popular downtown Towson bar is back and aiming to attract a diverse crowd.
After Charles Village Pub & Patio burned down last January, co-owner Melony Wagner was a holdout for bringing it back. Wagner and husband Eric (also a co-owner) first met in the second floor bar. More than 15 years later, they have three children and plenty of memories of the downtown Towson watering hole. A new CVP, she worried, would be like trying to replace the good times of the old bar. "I miss my dirty old building," she said. "You know, not to get all crazy and sentimental." Fifteen months after the fire, Wagner has a new building. After a slow start and several setbacks, Charles Village Pub is set to officially reopen on April 23, with an upgraded menu, new features, but the same classic feel. "Now that I have literally picked out …
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Friday, July 8, 2011
The pub's owners are moving forward with a revamped restaurant.
Rain poured from the sky like the amber liquid once poured from Charles Village Pub's taps. Owner Rick Bielski didn't mind as he prepared to celebrate the groundbreaking of the new Charles Village Pub on West Pennsylvania Avenue. The rebuilt bar will replace the former pub at the same Towson location, which was destroyed in a Jan. 29 fire. "It could be good karma, having rain during the groundbreaking," Bielski mused. He was joined by co-owners Melanie and Eric Wagner, County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, other local dignitaries, fire crews and many of his loyal employees and customers from over the years. "Like a college student the morning after a night at CVP," Kamenetz said, "the pub is rising from the ashes." Kamenetz noted that CVP—long …
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