Marks Addresses Bowleys Quarters Project
The following statement was released by County Councilman David Marks about the Bowleys Quarters sewer project that has caused traffic issues in the area. If you live or work in Bowleys Quarters, please be mindful of the second part of the sewer project that will occur from Tuesday to Thursday on westbound Carroll Island Road […]
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Gunpowder Elementary Remembers Amy Caprio
Members of the local community joined the Baltimore County Police Department and the parents of Police Officer First Class Amy Sorrells Caprio to honor the fallen officer, who lost her life in the line of duty five years ago. Sen. Kathy Klausmeier, Del. Carl Jackson and students from Gunpowder Elementary also joined for an annual […]
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First Financial Awards Scholarships to Local Students
First Financial Federal Credit Union awarded $3,000 scholarships to each high school within their field of membership. Participating high schools included Baltimore, Carroll, Somerset and Worcester County Public Schools, as well as the private schools that we serve. Additional scholarships were made available to existing student members who attended schools outside of our field of […]
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Man Dies in Middle River Crash
Members of the Baltimore County Police Department Crash Team continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding a fatal crash that occurred on Wednesday morning in Middle River. The crash happened along Pulaski Highway west of Middle River Road around 5:30 a.m. Investigators have determined the operator of a 2019 Mitsubishi Mirage was attempting to make a […]
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Fatal Motorcycle Crash Reported in Parkville
The Baltimore County Police Department reported a fatal crash in Carney on Sunday, May 14 around 12:35 p.m. Officers responded to the area of E. Joppa Road and Emla Avenue for a motor vehicle collision. Investigators with the Baltimore County Police Crash Team determined a 2008 Suzuki SX 4 was making a left to travel […]
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Chesapeake High School Student Wins MPSSAA Scholarship
Oluwole “Emmanuel” Omolafe of Chesapeake High School was one of nine students in the state of Maryland to win a MPSSAA Minds in Motion Scholarship-Athlete Scholarship. Omolate will receive a $1,000 scholarship. The Chesapeake High senior was a star wrestler for the school but is considered a better student. “I nominated Emmanuel. He is a […]
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Tech & Perry Hall Seek State Titles as Softball Playoffs Begin
-photo courtesy of Perry Hall High School Softball- The MPSSAA state softball playoffs begin this week and Perry Hall and Eastern Tech both have a chance to win state titles in their respective classifications. Eastern Tech is ranked 7th in the Baltimore Sun poll and Perry Hall is just ranked outside the top 15 in […]
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Raphel Road Reopens in Kingsville
The Maryland Department of Transportation announced that Raphel Road has reopened in Kingsville. The bridge over I-95 was closed in February 2022 for construction of the Express Toll Lanes. The MDTA said they thank local residents and motorists for their patience and released the following statement: “The reconstruction of the Raphel Road overpass is part […]
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Dundalk Carnival Shuts Down Early After Juvenile Incident
Our Lady of Hope & St. Luke Parishes announced they had to end their Dundalk carnival early on Friday night after an incident took place on the grounds. The carnival is located in the Our Lady of Hope field near Lynch and Wise avenues. According to the church, the incident involved a group of juveniles” […]
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Rides to Return to Dundalk Heritage Fair
-photo courtesy of Dundalk Heritage Fair Association- The Dundalk Heritage Fair Association announced that carnival rides are returning back to the popular Independence Day weekend event in Dundalk. The fair is scheduled from Friday, June 30 to Sunday, July 2, but will open a day earlier for rides. “RIDES WILL BE BACK FOR THE 2023 […]
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