Baltimore County has received four sewer-related complaints from residents in Perry Hall Manor.
Around August 27th, contractors will begin work to restore the West Branch of the White Marsh Run North Fork near Castlemill Circle.
For her Girl Scout Gold Award, Marley Downes led the construction of a 20-foot bridge near Historic Jerusalem Mill Village.
The changes will encourage trucks to use Honeygo Boulevard instead of Cowenton Avenue and Joppa Road in the Chapel Hill Elementary area.
Drivers must now park along Holiday Manor Road and other side streets, limiting mobility in the neighborhoods immediately around the school.
Southbound drivers often have difficulty making turns onto Belair Road.
The White Marsh restaurant will continue.
Four neighborhoods will use the funding to implement Citizens on Patrol programs.
The endorsement comes from an organization that represents over 1,500 active and retired fire fighters and paramedics,
"I fully support David Marks—he’s the reformer we need and the candidate who can win."
The replacement must be of the same political party, a Democrat, and meet other requirements such as age and residency.
The project improved drainage at the 22-acre site, renovated the upper fields, and increased accessibility by disabled patrons.
More scanners should reduce long lines at Seven Oaks, Perry Hall Elementary and High Schools, Kingsville, and Fullerton sites.
After 90 days, the contractor will completely remove the temporary patches and install the permanent patches, which are much thicker and str
I have never voted to raise the tax rate, and I opposed the "rain tax" from the start.
The organization includes more than 2,500 active and retired Baltimore County police officers.
Since 2010, every northeastern school has been air conditioned. Three new schools are budgeted for the northeast.
Perry Hall's Councilman and School Board member have been working to increase School Resource Officers, toughen discipline.
The turf field will be built at the Al Miller stadium complex over the summer.
The legislation tightens animal abuse standards and moves investigations to the Police Department.
Nicholas Marks, an Eagle Scout candidate with Boy Scout Troop 124, completed his service project at the historic Jerusalem Mill Village.
Right now, there is no unit within Baltimore County government with broad powers to investigate waste and abuse.
Councilman David Marks organized the second annual clean-up of the park, which stretches between Silver Spring and Ebenezer Roads.
The Critical Area Commission for the Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays reviews development proposed near wetlands and shorelines.
At its meeting on March 5, the Baltimore County Council passed legislation that will improve the advertisement process for projects.
The Gunpowder Valley Conservancy will meet on March 7th at Christus Victor Lutheran Church.
Councilman Marks: We need more scrutiny of these legal agreements that commit the county to millions of dollars in future funding.
The task force is being created in the wake of the announcement that the Klausmeier family plans to sell their 28-acre farm.
The Weis Markets store, which opened in the 1980s, is located in Downtown Perry Hall. The supermarket employs more than 100 people.
Councilman Marks urged follow-up on police recommendations and a tougher approach to discipline and residency.
The proposed Fiscal Year 2019 budget will include $15 million to plan for schools in Towson and the central/northeast.
Between now and 2021, two new elementary schools and a middle school will help reduce overcrowding.
Perry Hall's Councilman endorses a tax credit to encourage police officers to live in Baltimore County neighborhoods.
The longtime business, established in 1972, took advantage of the commercial revitalization district created by the County Council.
Money will be in the upcoming budget to advance a new Towson High School and a high school in central or northeastern Baltimore County.
The 213-unit senior living center is located near Belair and Chapel Roads.
The organization made the recognition at its annual fundraiser in Perry Hall.
Following a request from Delegate Christian Miele and Councilman David Marks, Baltimore County has replaced the swing sets at Oakhurst Park.
Councilman Marks organized the effort since Ramblebrook no longer has a neighborhood association.
The $4 million project will allow emergency personnel to better respond to events in Baltimore and Harford Counties.