Two Eastern Tech Students Named National Merit Semifinalists

Two Eastern Tech High Students were two of 12 Baltimore County Public Schools students that have been named semifinalists in the 69th annual National Merit Scholarship Program coordinated by the National Merit Scholarship Corp. The honored Eastern Tech students are Nathan D. Brojan and Cadence J. Scott. “Congratulations to these students for their outstanding academic … Read more

Essex Fall Movie Nights to be Held

This Fall the Essex Community Development Corporation in partnership with Chesapeake Gateway Chamber of Commerce is hosting TWO FREE Outdoor Movie Nights! Dates and movies are as follows: Friday, 9/22 from 6-9pm – Super Mario Bros. Friday, 10/27 from 6-9pm – Coco “Stay tuned for more details and information including food, activities and giveaways! We’re … Read more

Essex Day Festival 2023

Essex Day Festival 2023 The 48th annual Essex Day Festival will take place on Saturday, Sept. 16 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the 400 & 500 blocks Eastern Blvd. Here are some of the events of the day. Essex Day Car Show The Essex Day Car Show will feature trophies and cash prizes, … Read more

Essex Precinct 11 Officer of the Month

Officer B. Huerman has been named Essex Precinct 11 Officer of the Month. According to the Essex Precint, Officer Huerman demonstrated knowledge of the area. He patrols the community that he serves and safety arrested an individual known to the dangerous. His supervisor remarked that Officer Huerman has reliability willingness to handle any task assigned. … Read more

Heritage Society to Host Speaker Series

The Heritage Society of Essex and Middle River will host their latest Speaker Series this Thursday, Sept. 14. They announced they are hosting local author Howard Smith who will discuss his book “Up the Line,” the History of the Philadelphia, Wilmington, Baltimore Railroad which was the major transportation in the area in the 1840s. The … Read more

Midge Treatment Set for Back River This Week

Councilman David Marks annouced that Baltimore County DEPS plans to conduct another round of helicopter application of midge treatment on the upper Back River over two days this week. The application is scheduled to occur on Monday, September 11 and Tuesday, September 12. “As always, the timing and dates are dependent on changing wind and … Read more

Fire Engine Involved in Essex Crash

Baltimore County Fire Department reported an accident that injured three people, including firefighters in Essex. It was reported that one civilian and two fire department members were transported to hospital with non-life threatening injuries after fire engine and vehicle collided. The accident was reported Saturday around noon at Hyde Park Road and Goodwood Avenue.

Essex-Middle River Gateway Sign Returns

The Essex Community Development Corporation (ECDC) announced that The Essex Middle River Gateway sign has been reinstalled after it was damaged over a year ago. “We are THRILLED to share that the Essex Middle River Gateway sign at Eastern Ave./Old Eastern Ave. was replaced today after a car struck the sign in the spring of … Read more

Crazy Tuna to Fully Reopen This Weekend

The Crazy Tuna Bar & Grill in Essex announced that the Baltimore County Liquor Board has lifted its two week suspension of the Crazy Tuna’s liquor license. As a result, the restaurant will fully open this weekend. This is a week later after the restaurant was penalized by the county for a noise complaint. “The … Read more

20-Year-Old Dies in Essex Crash

Officers with the Baltimore County Police Department responded to the area of N. Marlyn Avenue and Essex Avenue in Essex, for a motor vehicle collision. Detectives with the Baltimore County Police Crash Team determined on Wednesday, Aug. 2, at approximately 9:25 a.m. a 2011 Infiniti FX35 was traveling on Essex Avenue attempting to cross N. … Read more

Ramo Latin Market Opens in Essex

–photo courtesy of Ramo Latin Market- Ramo Latin Market is open for business in Essex. The Latin market is located 25 Eastern Blvd.  at Suite 100, just across the parking lot from the Essex Diner. According to the Essex Development Initiative, meat, pastries, cheese, crema, tortillas, a selection of vegetables and herbs, are some of … Read more

Man Killed in Single-Car Crash in Essex

Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash that occurred Monday evening in Essex. The victim is identified as Alexander Lewis, 36, of Baltimore.  Lewis was pronounced deceased at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland. He was the driver and sole occupant of a Ford Focus involved in the crash. There were … Read more

Arrest Made in June 27 Essex Homicide

Baltimore County Homicide Detectives arrested 46-year-old Matthew Wright in the fatal shooting of 26-year-old Adrian Hutton. Hutton was found seriously injured in the Unit block of S. Marlyn Avenue on June 27. Wright has been charged with second-degree murder and remains at the Baltimore County Detention Center held without bond.

Armstrong Named New Kenwood Principal

–photo courtesy of Baltimore County Public Schools- Carl Armstrong has been appointed as principal of Kenwood High School in Essex. He was recently Assistant Principal at Parkville High School. He takes over for outgoing Kenwood principal Brian Powell. Armstrong is been with Baltimore County Public Schools for 16 years. According to his bio, Armstrong taught … Read more

Essex Museum to Start Time Capsule

The Essex Heritage Society of Essex and Middle River, Inc. announced they are creating a time capsule and are looking for ideas and items. The time capsule is sponsored by CLIFF’S HI-TECH AUTO BODY SHOP INC. and Cliff’s Direct Effect and will be open in 2073. Here is a statement from the museum “What would … Read more

Democrats Could Have Stopped Gas Tax Increase in the Spring

–The following article was submitted by Delegate Bob Long of District 6 about the gas tax increase on July 1- I am sure that you noticed that the gas prices shot up over the past weekend. That is because there was another increase in the gas of 11 percent. Former Gov. Martin O’Malley signed a … Read more