As our county becomes more urbanized, new real estate ventures become more plentiful. With these proposals come opposition from individuals and groups who do not wish to see this growth—be […]
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After six months of extensive renovation and technology updates, the Randallstown Branch reopened after an extensive renovation. Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz and Public Library Director Paula Miller celebrated the […]
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The Baltimore County Board of Education, which develops and reviews policy for a 113,000-student population that is 60 percent minority, has just one minority board member. Those decisions board members […]
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Some 117 acres of the former Rosewood Center property that once housed more than 2,000 developmentally disabled patients has been acquired by Stevenson University. The Maryland Board of Public Works […]
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The Maryland General Assembly introduced more than 2,800 pieces of legislation during its 2017 session and passed about 935 bills. The following is a sample of legislation of interest to […]
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It roughly a year ago that Baltimore County Schools Superintendent S. Dallas Dance’s contract was renewed for a second four-year term on his contract. There was a lot of opposition, […]
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A couple who panhandles with their dog in Woodlawn near the corner of Security Boulevard and Lord Baltimore Road, shopping cart of blankets, pet food and their belongings parked a […]
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People who live and work in the western Baltimore County area can’t help but lament the decline of Security Square Mall, and the long-closed, boarded eye sores that were once […]
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