This morning, in my inbox, was notification of a very timely article published in the New York Times. The headline is “What Has Changed Since George Floyd,” and it looks […]
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Morgan State Baltimore County Alumni Association Seeks New Members
When the Morgan State University Alumni Association of Baltimore County was chartered in 2001, its mission was to provide scholarship aid to students who wanted to attend MSU, a public […]
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Amid Nationwide Outbreak, Measles Cases Confirmed in Pikesville
As the debate intensifies about the need for children and adults to get vaccinated, be it for the flu, measles or human papillomavirus (HPV), a nationwide spike in measles has […]
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State Moves to Star Rating to Present Public School Performance
The Maryland State Department of Education has released its latest version of a school performance and accountability plan, which now assigns each school between one and five stars based on […]
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Attorney Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Police Fatal Shooting of Korryn Gaines
It has been 18 months since a Baltimore County Police officer shot and killed Korryn Gaines, a 23-year-old mother of two in her Randallstown apartment, and wounded her then 5-year-old […]
Read moreDomestic Incident in Owings Mills Escalates
Baltimore County Police report that a violent domestic dispute at Hair Cuttery at Foundry Row in Owings Mills on Oct. 29 led to the arrest of a 42-year-old woman’s boyfriend. Steven […]
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Body Worn Camera Implementation Completed On Time and Within Budget
Baltimore County has completed equipping all uniformed police officers with body-worn cameras by its expedited Sept. 30 timeline and within budget, county officials announced. Deployment of the audio visual recording […]
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Wegmans is Hiring for 150 Full-Time Positions
Looking for a job? Wegmans Food Markets began accepting applications for 150 full-time positions on Feb. 8 for its Owings Mills store, which is set to open in fall 2016. […]
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