The new break is a few yards away from a break that was discovered on Wednesday.
The proposal was met with contention at an October 2011 public meeting hosted by the Harford County Department of Public Works.
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The senator protested the project at a public hearing before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission at Oregon Ridge Lodge.
Columbia Gas Transmission says pipeline from Owings Mills through Oregon Ridge Park to Fallston will add reliability to existing natural gas service to BGE.
Maryland veterans talk about getting passed over for jobs—and how to change that.
John LaFerla conceded to the Cockeysville woman in the close primary race on Wednesday.
The loans can be made to those who operate land in counties that have been declared disaster areas and neighboring counties.
The Archdiocese of Baltimore plans to build a cemetery on 40 to 60 acres of the property on Belfast Road.
The meeting, which will involve community leaders and emergency management responders, is open to the public.
Harford County engineers plan to evaluate the condition of the bridge's abutments.
Ellen Sauerbrey: "If his was the one vote the governor needed then he will be held accountable by a lot of people."
A spokeswoman for AAI Textron Systems cited declining funds from the federal government as the reason for the terminations.
Republican Larry Smith, who is campaigning for the 2nd District House of Representatives seat, shares his eight point plan to end illegal immigration through a news release.
The first term councilman said business growth and comprehensive zoning issues remain a priority.
Ozzie Mehdizadeh of Side Street Cafe has spent a total of $49,000 repairing damage to his restaurant caused by flooding.
Some readers criticized Congressional candidate Wendy Rosen's choice of a photo to accompany a Patch article.
The new structure is expected to have a life span of 75 to 100 years.
The award is given to a company that illustrates the future of the county's business community.
The shopping center was one of the Comptroller's stops on his "Shop Maryland for the Holidays" tour.
Ed Slattery lost his wife when a truck driver fell asleep at the wheel and rear-ended her car in August 2010.
Chris Norman, 26, was appointed by Councilman Todd Huff.
The change may only be temporary if engineers determine that additional repairs are needed.
Six museum rooms are being transformed into spaces for reading and research.
Smith, a former Capitol Hill staffer, announced his intention to run next year for U.S. Representative in the Maryland 2nd Congressional District.
Project leaders discussed the restoration strategy for the Beaver Dam Run, Oregon Branch and Baisman Run small watersheds.
Cockeysville Police Capt. J. Martin Lurz announced his retirement to community members via email last week.
The plan involves restoration efforts for the Beaver Dam Run, Oregon Branch and Baisman Run watersheds.
The State Highway Administration wants to start work on replacing the bridge over Middletown Road in summer of 2012.
Community leaders said the current library and senior center no longer suit the needs of area residents.
The Baltimore County Commission on Disabilities presented executive citations at a luncheon held in the Hunt Valley Marriott.
Property owners at the corner of York Road and Beaver Run Lane suffered severe damage to their buildings as a result of flooding from Tropical Storm Lee.
The third and fourth grade classes are the ones most affected, parents say.
Weather permitting, the work is slated for completion in mid-November.
The proposal for the bridge that straddles Baltimore and Harford counties also involves widening it from one lane to two, a move many fear will only increase speeding on the rural road.
The corporation has 81 open positions at its Hunt Valley headquarters.
Many area roads were adversely affected following Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee.
Baltimore County Animal Control will also be offering pets for adoption and other services.