Linthicum News

Light rail service between Timonium and Hunt Valley has ceased until August to accommodate the construction of a rail crossing on Warren Road, according to the Maryland Transit Administration.

Shuttle buses will service the stops between Timonium and Hunt Valley until light rail service resumes. Until the crossing is completed, light rail service between Timonium and Linthicum will run every 15 minutes. Service to Cromwell Station-Glen Burnie and BWI Marshall Airport will operate every 30 minutes, according to the MTA.

It's still early in the season, but one thing seems assured; we can look to the lower bay complex from the lower Potomac and across the lower bay to and in the Pocomoke and Tangier Sounds to once again rule in ...

Someone stole 1,600 pounds of copper - roughly the weight of a full-grown Holstein cow - from air conditioning units on the roof of an empty Linthicum warehouse.

The Annearrundell County Free School, circa 1724, was the county's first school paid for with taxpayers' money after the Colonial Assembly passed the Free School Act.

Wed, Jun 25, 2008 Military binoculars may soon get information directly from the brains of the soldiers using them.

The Maryland State Highway Administration says a slow-moving oversized load expected to pass through highways in Berkeley County, W.Va., and Washington County this evening has already arrived at its destination ...

Mineral County Development Authority President Rick Linthicum stood beside his car at the overlook on U.S. Route 50 near Elk Garden Tuesday morning, looking out over the rolling landscape of the sun-drenched ...

The Maryland State Highway Administration says a slow-moving oversized load expected to arrive on state highways Thursday evening has already arrived at its destination in Linthicum.

Drivers planning to travel east between Washington County and the Baltimore area Thursday evening are being advised that a slow-moving oversized load could be tying up several major highways.

The truck will be carrying a 28-foot-wide steel antenna base to Northrop Grumman's electronic systems sector in Linthicum.

State Highway Administration spokesman Chuck Gischlar says the truck will cross into Maryland from West Virginia on Interstate 81 at 8 p.m., then turn east on I-70. It will use the outer loop of I-695, I-95 south and I-195 east to Route 170.

Jun 10, 2008 3:26 AM by Aaron Cahall , The Examiner An academic and industrial consortium led by Northrop Grumman has won the first phase of a $6.7 million research contract to develop a high-tech pair of ...

LINTHICUM, Md: An academic and industrial consortium led by Northrop Grumman Corporation has been awarded the first phase of an advanced research contract to develop a panoramic day/night optical system that ...

CN 5060 implemented across North America and Europe to bring rapidly expanding service provider MPLS support, operational ease and ability to introduce new IP/Ethernet services Linthicum, MD Ciena Corporation , ...

Ciena Corp. , the maker of network equipment for AT&T Inc., fell as much as 6.6 percent in Nasdaq trading after projecting narrower profit margins and full-year revenue that trailed some analysts' estimates.

Lines of severe thunderstorms packing possible tornadoes tore through the county yesterday, damaging houses and vehicles and blocking several roadways.

Ciena posted better-than-expected second-quarter earnings . The Linthicum, Md., maker of optical telecom gear earned $24 million, or 23 cents a share, for the quarter ended April 30, up from the year-ago $13 ...

Lalah Hathaway wanted crab cakes. So while the Los Angeles-based soul singer was in town recently doing promotional work, we got together for dinner at a friendly, down-home joint in Linthicum .

St. Mary's Ryken High School's Ryan Grohsmeyer prepares an animal hide for tanning at his Callaway home.

A Severna Park woman was severely injured when she stepped into the path of an oncoming car on a highway in the community, Anne Arundel County police said.

The Wednesday Republican Breakfast Club will meet at 7:30 a.m. at the Eastport Yacht Club, 317 First St.

County school officials learned this morning they will get $9.3 million more than expected from the state for school construction next year: $27.4 million, instead of $18 million.