Baltimore County Police reported officers arrested several juveniles following a large gathering in the 6200 block of Hazelwood Avenue on Friday evening. There was no further information about this situation but Baltimore County Police released a statement for the community. “The Baltimore County Police Department wants young people to be able to enjoy themselves safely. … Read more
The following article was submitted by District 7A Delegate Kathy Szeliga in response to the Supreme Court’s decision to protect women’s sports. In response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision reaffirming that states can protect women’s sports, Senator Mary Beth Carozza (District 38) and Delegate Kathy Szeliga (District 7A) announced their intention to reintroduce the … Read more
The Screen on the Green FREE outdoor movie series is back in Baltimore County! Bring a blanket or lawn chair, your favorite snacks. No tickets or advance registration are required. Check showtimes at baltcorec.info/movies. Here is the full list: * Friday, July 10: A Minecraft Movie at Sollers Point Multipurpose Center * Friday, July 17: … Read more
The Rosedale Volunteer Fire Company shared of photo of a vehicle fire in Rosedale. Crews arrived on scene and extinguished the fire. The incident was reported on Thursday afternoon at the Arby’s parking lot near the Golden Ring Shopping Center. There was no information on the cause of the fire.
Woody’s Pub in Essex announced they are partnering together with the local community and Home Depot, to purchase 31 brand-new window air conditioners to give away FREE to those who need them most. The pickup event is scheduled for Saturday July 11 from noon to 2 p.m. Woody’s Pub, located at 11 Margaret Avenue in … Read more
Weather permitting, the existing playground at Kingsville Park will be demolished on Friday, July 10 to make way for the new equipment. The new playground is expected to be completed in August. “We are excited by the many playgrounds that have been renovated across the Fifth District,” commented Councilman David Marks. “Playgrounds from Belmont Park … Read more
Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier announced the release of the Baltimore County Economic Development Advisory Board’s report, outlining recommendations to strengthen the County’s economy, attract new investment, and support long-term job growth. The Board’s top recommendation is to create a new structure for how the County retains, attracts, and markets itself to employers in order … Read more
National Weather Service Baltimore/ Washington reports a Flood Watch for flash flooding has been issued from 2-11 p.m. on Thursday for the I-95 corridor in Maryland. There is also an increased risk of strong to severe thunderstorms for the area. For more, go to weather.gov.
GQ, a quartet featuring two Baltimore County Public Schools teachers, became the first female quartet to win the Barbershop Harmony Society’s International Quartet Contest in the organization’s 88-year history. The quartet’s members are Katie Gillis, lead/baritone, a professional singer, farmer, and potter; Ali Hauger, lead/baritone, a Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts graduate … Read more
The following article has been submitted by 5th District Councilman David Marks about his support of a bill to protect scenic byways Baltimore County Councilman David Marks has voted in favor of a bill sponsored by Councilman Izzy Patoka which will prohibit warehouses in the Business Major Zone along designated Maryland Scenic Byways. This bill … Read more
The Baltimore County Board of Elections certified the primary results and Sarah David officially defeated five-term Baltimore County State’s Attorney Scott Shellenberger in the Democratic primary. David won with 45,988 votes (53.79 percent) to Shellenberger’s 22,680 (26.53 pecent). Lauren Lipscomb was another candidate that finished third in the race with 16,828 votes (19.68 percent). Shellenberger … Read more
The US Department of Justice announced Luis Esteban Borunda, of Essex, pled guilty in federal court to child sex abuse crimes. Here is their official release A Maryland man pled guilty in federal court to child sex abuse crimes. Luis Esteban Borunda, 67, of Essex, is charged with sexual exploitation of a child, coercion and … Read more
Baltimore County Councilman David Marks reported today that the traffic signal at Honeygo Boulevard and Silver Spring Road has been repaired. Last week, Councilman Marks said he received complaints about motorists not being able to drive west on Silver Spring Road toward Belair Road. Only the green arrow was triggered allowing motorists to turn south … Read more
Baltimore County Police unveil new patrol vehicle The Baltimore County Police Department unveiled its newly designed patrol vehicle last week, marking the first significant change to the appearance of the Department’s marked vehicles in more than 30 years. This updated design reflects the Department’s commitment to officer safety, innovation, and service to the community. Developed … Read more
The Baltimore County Board of Elections officially declared all the winners from the June 23 primary now that all the votes have been counted. The only race in question was the Council District 9 Democratic primary between Arkia Wade and Mark McCluskey. Wade was winning after Election Day and Early Voting, but she had a … Read more
-photos courtesy of Essex CDC- Power outages and storm damage continue to be an issue in the area, especially in Essex/ Middle River. Councilman David Marks reported a damaged pole at the 2100 block of Eastern Avenue near the Geresbeck’s grocery store has caused an estimated 16,000 customers to lose power. “I have spoken to … Read more
Councilman David Marks announced a new digital speed sign is now active in Carney on East Joppa Road near Simms Avenue. “I thank the Baltimore County Department of Public Works and Transportation for working with my office and area residents on this project,” said in a statement. “The sign flashes a speed. It doesn’t collect … Read more
Members of the BCPS community are invited to participate in six upcoming community events to learn about and meet Dr. Bill Heiser, the new BCPS superintendent. During the “Meet the Superintendent” events, Dr. Heiser will highlight key priorities for the upcoming school year, hear from members of the Team BCPS community, and answer questions. … Read more
Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier and the Office of Community Engagement is hosting a series of Public Safety Town Hall meetings across Baltimore County this summer. These meetings are designed to provide residents with an opportunity to share concerns, ask questions, participate in constructive conversation, and better understand the roles and responsibilities of the departments … Read more
-photo courtesy of White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company- According to the White Marsh Volunteer Fire, crews were called for a reported vehicle fire near the intersection of Ebenezer Road and Railroad Avenue on July 2. CSX Police advised crews that a vehicle was located alongside the railroad tracks and appeared to be on fire. Brush … Read more
The Kingsville Fireworks set for Sunday, July 5 have been postponed. The committee release a statement Sunday morning. “The fireworks scheduled for tonight are postponed. They will be rescheduled for a later date. “There will be no music, food trucks or fireworks this evening. Due to last night’s storms, the grass parking area is too … Read more