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Local Voices: Clifton Park, School Overcrowding
Here are a few of the top Local Voices posts this week on Baltimore city and county Patch sites.
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz came to the Greater Dundalk Community Council meeting on May 9 to talk about the county's budget and the recently announced proposal from the Sparrows Point Partnership, but most members in the audience came to talk about the sale of the North Point Government Center.
Kevin Rector joined The Sun as a breaking news and general assignment reporter in 2012, after working for years as a reporter in Baltimore's suburbs.
Marks Outlines Overcrowding Concerns in Letter to Superintendent
Chapel Hill Elementary School will exceed student capacity by at least 200 students next year, according to Baltimore County Councilman David Marks .
Brochin Gives Death Penalty Referendum '50-50 Chance'
Getting the signatures required to place the death penalty on the 2014 ballot is going to take a lot of work, according to Baltimore County State Sen.
White Marsh IKEA Hosting 3rd Bike To Work Finish Line
Sustainability. Fitness. Love of the outdoors. Clean commuting. Free breakfast. A good excuse to go into work late on a Friday morning.
Towson Crime: Several Homes Burglarized
Dartmouth Avenue, 1500 block. Between 10:30 and 10:45 a.m. May 12. A burglar entered a residence through a rear window and stole electronics and jewelry.
Miller's Delicatessen opening Towson location
Miller's Delicatessen, a Pikesville deli of nearly 50 years, will open its second location in Towson by June 1. The new deli, located in a 1,600-square-foot space at 3 W. Chesapeake Ave., will seat about 25 people.
Miller's Delicatessen opening Towson location
Miller's Delicatessen, a Pikesville deli of nearly 50 years, will open its second location in Towson by June 1. The new deli, located in a 1,600-square-foot space at 3 W. Chesapeake Ave., will seat about 25 people.
Towson Police Captain Reassigned to Woodlawn Precinct
After less than two years, the Towson police precinct is already saying goodbye to Capt.
Officer resigns pleads guilty to...
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See Video: Shoppers Turn Out To Help Bombing Victim
Friends and former co-workers of Erika Brannock turned out at a Baltimore County grocery store Saturday to help raise money for her medical bills.
A better way for Towson to get around
Downtown Towson is on the cusp of a building boom that will transform this suburban county seat into one of the most dynamic, cosmopolitan communities in Maryland.
Local Voices: Firefighter Safety, Finding Lost Pets
Here are a few of the top Local Voices posts from Baltimore city and county Patch sites.
3-Year-Old Towson Girl With Leukemia Represents Affordable Care Act At White House
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Baltimore County Hospital Costs Below Maryland Average
It costs $280 more on average to get an MRI at Baltimore County hospitals like Towson's University of Maryland St.
Delicious Mothers Day gift ideas
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One southbound lane of Dulaney Valley Road closed this weekend
Road resurfacing will close a southbound lane of Dulaney Valley Road between the Beltway and the Towson Roundabout this weekend, the State Highway Authority announced.
Roaring Maryland: 5 Places to Go 'Gatsby' Nearby
Don't expect a glittering movie opening of the The Great Gatsby , and its mega stars Leonardio DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire and Carey Mulligan, anywhere near The Free State.
Meeting scheduled to address overcrowding at Towson elementaries
Parents at five Towson schools were informed Wednesday of an input meeting that school officials say will begin the process of dealing with the area's crowded elementary schools.