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1. Trump's visit comes at a pivotal moment for Dundalk (thebanner.com) — Dundalk is bracing for President Trump's return as he visits Tradepoint Atlantic to highlight a new Anduril defense manufacturing project expected to bring more than 3,000 jobs to the area. The story traces the community's shift from Bethlehem Steel's collapse through Eastpoint Mall's closure to Tradepoint's logistics boom, and explores how residents now weigh Trump's promises against ongoing economic and political change.
2. Drought Pushes Baltimore to Blend Susquehanna River Water Into Taps, and Some Residents May Notice a Taste Change (medicaldaily.com) — If you live in Dundalk, your tap water now includes a blend of Susquehanna River and reservoir water because of ongoing drought, and you may notice a slightly different taste or color. Officials stress the water remains safe, outline which Montebello-served neighborhoods are affected, explain what changes are normal, and share phone numbers plus conservation tips so residents know when to call and how to help.
3. Bennett's Curse enters final season at closed Eastpoint Mall, the search begins for new dungeon to call home (wmar2news.com) — Dundalk's longtime Halloween staple Bennett's Curse is entering its final season at the now-closed Eastpoint Mall, and the owners are already hunting for a new local "dungeon" to keep the attraction alive. Organizers, working with Baltimore County Economic Development, hope to stay in the region and are asking residents to suggest potential buildings while fans enjoy one last, upgraded scare season at the mall site.
4. State Roundup: Maryland Now Picks Up 75% Of Tab For SNAP Benefits; Trump Visits A Dundalk A Little More Down On Its Heels; Cox, Moore Face Off In Debate Tonight; New Poll Finds Moore Leading Cox By 27 (citybiz.co) — Dundalk residents will see national attention as President Trump returns to Tradepoint Atlantic, tying a new 3,000-job manufacturing announcement to the community's long industrial history and economic struggles. The broader roundup also covers Maryland's higher share of SNAP administrative costs, statewide juvenile justice reforms, and the Wes Moore–Dan Cox rematch debate, giving context on how state politics and spending could affect local households.
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