Baltimore County Public Schools announced the Board of Education of Baltimore County has selected a candidate for its new superintendent and has submitted the name to Maryland state superintendent Dr. Carey Wright as required by state law. If the state approves, the Board will announce the name of the selected candidate on Monday, June 22, … Read more
The Town Fair in Perry Hall held its 29th event on Saturday, June 20 near Perry Hall High School. Here are some photos from the event.
The BCPS Summer Food Service Program will begin on Wednesday, June 24, and continue weekdays through Friday, August 21 (with the exception of July 3, Independence Day observance). To reach as many children (ages 2-18) as possible, the Summer Food Service program, managed by the BCPS Office of Food and Nutrition Services, offers several ways for … Read more
The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) today hosted an in-person industry forum focused on the upcoming procurement for the main span and marine approaches for the rebuilding of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. The forum brought together more than 100 individuals, representing prime contractors, joint venture teams, marine construction firms, specialty subcontractors and professional service firms … Read more
The Fullerton Fireworks at Fullerton Field, 4304 Fullerton Avenue, will return on Thursday, July 4 with entertainment starting in the afternoon and Maryland’s largest firework show beginning at 9:15 p.m. The rain date is Saturday July 11. According to its Facebook page, the music performances will take place on the AutoNation Toyota Stage at 2 … Read more
Baltimore County Police announced that Officer P. Catalfamo was released from Shock Trauma Center on Wednesday night. This was 10 days after he was injured in after a shooting on June 7. Baltimore County Police released the following statement: The Baltimore County Police Department is pleased to share that Officer P. Catalfamo has been released … Read more
The following Benstorming column is not an endorsement of a candidate. It is just an observation of a race. Baltimore County Executive candidate Nick Stewart was considered a long shot to win the Democratic primary. He is running against three County Councilmen Jillian Jones, Izzy Patoka and Pat Young. As a political outsider, it seemed … Read more
–photo courtesy of BCPL- Baltimore County Public Library (Essex Branch) is hosting it’s Juneteenth Jubilee this Saturday, June 20, from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Activities include line dancing, face painting and balloon sculpting. Culture Queen, seen above at last year’s celebration, opens with an interactive, engaging activity at 11 a.m.
Baltimore County Councilman David Marks announced that the new playground at Kingsville Park is expected to be installed in July. Assuming good weather and an inspection for safety, it is assumed the playground will be open in August. “I would like to thank the County Executive and the Department of Recreation and Parks for … Read more
Perry Hall High School ended the 2025-26 school year by congratulating three staff members on their retirement on Tuesday, June 16. Assistant Principal Dr. Roderick Harden retires after eight years at Perry Hall and 38 years with Baltimore County Public Schools. Keith Robinson retires after 30 Years of dedicated service to BCPS and 12 years … Read more
The Maryland Transportation Authority warns drivers of a SCAM Text Reminder for toll collections. “Phony texts are circulating claiming recipients have debt to pay for using a toll road. MARYLAND DOES NOT SEND TEXTS FOR TOLL DEBT. This is a scam seeking to obtain your credit card #’s, user names & passwords. Report these to … Read more
A Coffee & Conversation Happy Hour will be held at Yoga Mouth Collective on Thursday June 18 from 5 to 7 p.m. This is a way to connect with fellow business owners, community leaders, and changemakers in Essex. Yoga Mouth Collective is located at 431 Eastern Blvd., 2nd Floor. Drinks & light bites will be … Read more
Baltimore County will a community input meeting will be held for the proposed of the development of the Eli Woods property (the Wampler Road & Sterling Avenue property) on Tuesday, June 16 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church, 10003 Bird River Road, Middle River. The proposal calls for … Read more
The Board of Education released the names of four finalists for the position of superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools. Superintendent finalists are: • Dr. William Heiser, chief operating officer, Anne Arundel County Public Schools, who provides executive leadership for the fourth largest school system in Maryland, supporting more than 85,000 students and 130 schools, … Read more
The Perry Hall/White Marsh Business Association presents the Town Fair on Saturday, June 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Ebenezer Road in front of Perry Hall High School. There will be a music, petting zoo and a kid’s zone. The entertainment schedule includes: Music by DJ Nate 10-3 “The Shining Stars” Senior … Read more
National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington reported a severe T-Storm Watch is in effect for the area until 9 p.m. tonight. Damaging winds remain the primary threat (in excess of 60-70 mph) with large hail, frequent lightning, and locally heavy rainfall as secondary concerns. For more information, visit weather.com
The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration announced crews will patch segments of pavement along eastbound US 40 (Pulaski Highway) between MD 700 (Martin Boulevard) and Middle River Road in Middle River as soon as Tuesday night, June 16. The work will be completed by 5 a.m. Thursday morning, weather permitting. SHA will patch … Read more
–photo courtesy of CCBC- Community College of Baltimore County President Sandra L. Kurtinitis has announced she will step down as president next year on July 31, 2027 after serving on the job for more than two decades. She made her announcement to the CCBC Board of Trustees and the college community, “It has been the … Read more
The Baltimore County Police Department held a groundbreaking of a new precinct for Essex Precinct 11 on Thursday. The project represents a $29.9 million investment in public safety and the future of policing in Baltimore County. The new 34,000 square-foot renovation and expansion is designed with a focus on officer safety, operational efficiency, and community … Read more
A public rally will be held on Flag Day to protest a potential housing development at the site of the old Fort Howard Veterans Hospital. The rally will be held on the sideways infront of Sparrows Point High and Middle Schools on Sunday, June 14 from noon to 2 p.m. Residents are asked to wear … Read more
A Raven favorite is returning to Baltimore County Public Library branches this summer! Poe, the Baltimore Ravens mascot, is joining story time at the following east side BCPL branches: • Thursday, June 18— North Point (10:30 a.m.) *Story Time at Jalapeño Market. • Wednesday, June 24— Essex Branch (2 p.m.) • Wednesday, July 15— Perry … Read more