Fishing Expo to be Held in Edgemere
Edgemere Bait and Tackle will hold its first ever Fishing Expo this Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 2…
Author: B.J. Joseph
Benjamin Joesph has covered news in Eastern Baltimore County since 2006. He started as a reporter with the original East County Times in 2006. He started East Baltco News and later Eastcountytimes.com in 2022.
Baltimore County Announces Series of Town Hall Meetings
Baltimore County announced its 2025 series of town hall meetings to hear from constituents and stakeholders about their ideas and…
Jackson Appointed to the Maryland State Senate
The Baltimore County Democratic Party announced that Del. Carl Jackson has been selected as the new state senator for District…
Stafford Named Dundalk Officer of the Month
Officer R. Stafford was named Dundalk Precinct 12 Officer of the Month. Here is the following statement from Baltimore County…
Soccer Players From Local Schools Receive All State Honors
Eastern Tech star soccers players Jake Locklear and Ineza Ross-Riedel (pictured with their coaches) were among local 10 soccer players…
Henn Releases Statement on Tonight’s Board Meeting on Budget
The Board of Education of Baltimore County will meet today, January 28 to discuss the Superintendent’s Proposed FY 2026 Operating…
Fire at Dundalk Recyling Center Has Been Extinguished
Baltimore County Fire Department reported the fire at the Owl Corp recycling facility in Dundalk has been extinguished and is…
Del. Szeliga: “Marylanders Support Fairness in Girls’ Sports”
The following article has been submitted by the office of District 7A Delegate Kathy Szeliga about her bill HB156, Fairness…
Bhandari & Jackson Vying to Become Senator in District 8
–photo courtesy of Delegate Nick Allen- The Baltimore County Democratic Party announced the application process has closed and Delegates Harry…
Marks Gives Update on Water Main Break in Perry Hall
Fifth District Councilman David Marks gave an update on the water main break at Honeygo Boulevard/Silver Spring Road on Monday…
Water Damage Temporarily Shut Downs Perry Hall Restaurant
-photo courtesy of River Stone Grill- River Stone Grill, located at 8720 Cowenton Ave., Unit #6 in Perry Hall, announced…
Borsa Named Parkville Police Precinct 8 Officer of the Month
Officer N. Borsa has been named Parkville Precinct’s December Officer of the Month. Here is the official release from Baltimore…
Multiple Deer Rescued From Icey Waters of Back River
–photo courtesy of Bowleys Quarters Volunteer Fire Rescue and Marine- Crews from the North Point Edgemere Volunteer Fire Department and …
BCPS Releases Statement for Immigration Enforcement Actions
Baltimore County Public Schools released the following statement about guidance and information for BCPS schools and families regarding immigration enforcement…
Flooded Road Reported Near Silver Spring Road/Honeygo Blvd
–photo courtesy of Councilman David Marks- The office of Councilman David Marks reported a flooded road in Perry Hall. “Avoid…
Police Charge Mom in Daughter’s Murder in Middle River
Baltimore County Police reported 34-year-old Keyona Dillon has been charged with first-degree murder following the death of her 11-year-old daughter.…
Robbery Suspect Arrested During Traffic Stop in Dundalk
Maryland Transportation Authority Police Officers arrested a Baltimore County man during a traffic stop along I-695 in Dundalk Wednesday morning.…
MDE Releases Statement About Air Quality After Dundalk Fire
–photo courtesy of Baltimore County Fire Department- The following statement was released by the Maryland Department of Environment concerning the…
Councilman Marks Pushing for Public Library in Middle River
The following article was released by 5th District Councilman David Marks and the need for a public library in the…
Child Struck by Vehicle Near Dundalk Elementary School
Medics were called to the scene of Dundalk Elementary School after a child was struck by a car near Dunmanway…
Dundalk Resident Dies in Marshall Road Fire
A 74-year-old woman died yesterday in a one-alarm Dundalk house fire. The victim is Janet Pereira, of the 1800 block…