Baltimore City Police Department data indicates that crime in the county last year was down by 4.5 percent overall compared to 2017. But reports of homicide, shootings and other major […]
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Category: Government
Legislative Summary
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 […]
Read morePlan Would Extend Bus Service West on Liberty Road
The last stop of bus service on Liberty Road for riders traveling between Baltimore City and Baltimore County is Chapman Road in Randallstown, a few blocks past Offutt Road. That […]
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County Budget Approved for FY2017, Schools Top the List of Priorities
The Baltimore County Council voted on May 26 to adopt County Executive Kevin Kamenetz’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2017 with only minor changes. The general fund operating budget is $1.99 billion, […]
Read moreEarly Detection For Colon Cancer Can Save Lives
In observance of National Colon Cancer Awareness Month, the Baltimore County Department of Health wants to remind residents that early detection can save a life. Colorectal cancer is cancer that […]
Read moreA Message From the County Executive
I am very pleased that the Northwest Voice is back in business and serving the community! Congratulations to Kenny Brown for being inspired to revive this respected publication which has […]
Read moreGrant Opportunities
Homeless and Public Services, Capital Projects Nonprofit and government organizations serving Baltimore County citizens are eligible to apply for grant monies for the […]
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Redistricting in Woodlawn, Windsor Mill
The letter you may have received from the Baltimore County Election Board should not be mixed with your junk mail. It contains important information—a sample ballot, your legislative and councilmanic […]
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