Department of Planning Pop-Up in Dundalk

District 7 Community Planner, Jess Myhre will be available in Dundalk to hear about community concerns and brainstorm with the public. She will be onsite on Wednesday, Nov. 19 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Sollers Point Multi-Purpose Center 323 Sollers Point Rd, for the Baltimore County Department of Planning. This is a great … Read more

White Marsh VFC Train Garden Returns Friday, Nov. 28

The White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company Train Garden is open from Nov.  28 through Dec.  28 and will be closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day. Admission is free, and donations are always appreciated to help  continue this beloved community tradition. This year, Wednesdays are reserved for group tours … Read more

Rosedale Commercial Building Fire Reported on Hazelwood

–photo courtesy of Bowleys Quarters Volunteer Fire Rescue and Marina- Baltimore County Fire Department reported a commercial building fire in the 4900 block of  Hazelwood Avenue in Rosedale on Sunday around 4:51 p.m. Crews arrived with fire showing from second floor of commercial building and the staircase collapsed. Firefighters knocked out fire. One firefighter suffered … Read more

Sparrows Point Football Advances to 2A/1A State Quarters

–file photo from week 3- Sparrows Point football wasted little time on Friday as they jumped out to a 21-0 lead over Central (Prince George’s County) in their 2A/1A Semifinal playoff game. Point advanced to the State Quarterfinals win a 34-6 win. Quarterback Maceo Hardnett led his team with two touchdown passes to Chase Carnahan … Read more

Perry Hall Girls Soccer Wins State Title in Overtime 3-2

–photo courtesy of Perry Hall High School- Perry Hall Girls Soccer came back from a 2-1 deficit in the final minutes to tie the game and won it in overtime against Bethesda-Chevy Chase for the 4A State Title. Katelyn Price scored the goal to send the game into overtime with 3:21 left in the second … Read more

BCPL Fires and Rehires Back 14 Employees

There were multiple reports that 14 employees lost their jobs on Wednesday from the Baltimore County Public Library. BCPL confirmed the firings took place but said they rehired the 14 employees on Friday. They released the following statement “On Wednesday, November 12, Baltimore County Public Library informed 14 part-time librarians their positions were eliminated as … Read more

Perry Hall Defense Leads Team to 21-2 Win Over Dulaney

Perry Hall’s defense was dominating Dulaney all game but the Gators were down 2-0 late in the third quarter. Dulaney was on the verge of scoring with a 4th and goal at the Perry Hall 1, but the defense made a fourth down stop to change the momentum. Stuck at their one foot line, Gator … Read more

Long: “No Moore Gerrymandering Republicans Out of Maryland”

The following article was submitted by Sixth District Delegate Bob Long about the possibility of redistricting and gerrymandering in Maryland Just when you thought gerrymandering couldn’t get any worse in Maryland, Governor Wes Moore wants to take it to the next level.  We just completed redistricting in 2022 and don’t need to update the maps … Read more

Southeast Area Elementary School Boundary Study 4th Meeting

The committee charged with revising the school boundaries among three southeastern-area elementary schools will continue its work at its fourth meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 19 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Middle River Middle School cafeteria. The study seeks to maximize the use of available space and balance enrollment among Chase, Oliver Beach, and … Read more

BCPS Wants Public Feedback on Omnilert System

Baltimore County Public Schools wants community feedback on their weapons detection system -Omnilert. The system was created to identify an object believed to meet specific characteristics of a firearm, but has shown flaws as it misidentified a Kenwood student’s bag of chips. The following information and survey was submitted by BCPS “As we develop the … Read more

Campbell Blvd. Traffic Light to Activated by Thanksgiving

The following article was submitted by the Office of Councilman David Marks about the activation of a traffic signal at Bird River Road and Campbell Boulevard Baltimore County Councilman David Marks announced that the traffic signal at Bird River Road and Campbell Boulevard in Middle River will be activated by Thanksgiving. The signal will start … Read more

County Purchases Land From Lockheed Martin in Middle River

The following press release was submitted by Baltimore County Government about a land purchase in the Middle Area area from Lockheed Martin As part of ongoing efforts to expand green space throughout Baltimore County, County Executive Kathy Klausmeier today that Baltimore County has purchased a one-acre parcel of land from Lockheed Martin for $1.   … Read more

CCBC Essex Men’s Soccer Advances to NJCAA Division II Tournament

–photo courtesy of CCBC ESSEX– The CCBC Essex Men’s Soccer team is headed to the NJCAA Division II National Soccer Tournament in Wichita, Kansas, as the #4 seed after winning their 14th consecutive regional title. CCBC Essex reported Jonathan Izaguirre, Leo Chester, Zakary Entwistle, and Alvaro Acosta, were named to the All-Tournament Team! The Knights … Read more

November Coffee and Conversation in Essex

The Essex Community Development Corporation presents a casual morning of networking and community building with fellow business owners, property owners, and community leaders who care about the future of Essex. The next Coffee and Conversation will be held on Thursday, Nov. 20 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at the Heritage Society of Essex-Middle River. Please … Read more

Perry Hall Improvement Association November Meeting

The next Perry Hall Improvement Association Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 13 at 7 p.m. at Brightview Senior Living, 9657 Belair Road in the Dorsey Room. Julie Henn District 5, Baltimore County School Board Representative is the guest speaker. Other topics include: Developments Chapel Hill Estates Denny’s   Enclave (Gerst Ave. PUD)     Baldwin Reserve Road Projects    … Read more