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Lansdowne, Dundalk are next stops on Baltimore County rat patrol
Baltimore County's rat eradication program has treated more than 2,100 homes, and more efforts are planned for later this month, county officials said Thursday. Rodent infestations have become a common complaint in many county neighborhoods, and the...
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Catonsville, Dundalk
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Balto. Co. Council approves $3.7 million school safety plan
Members of the Baltimore County Council on Monday approved spending $3.7 million on school safety equipment, including cameras, improved electronic entry systems and a new visitor ID system. County police, county officials and school leaders proposed...Tags: David S. Brown Enterprises Ltd., Metro Centre at Owings Mills, Perry Hall High School, Catonsville, Pikesville
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Administrative law judge backs Whalen's Catonsville medical office proposal
A Baltimore County administrative law judge has approved developer Steve Whalen's proposal for a medical office project in Catonsville, one month after Whalen pleaded guilty to giving illegal campaign contributions to county politicians. Judge John E....
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Prosecution, Political Fundraising, Judges, David Marks
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Kamenetz proposal would change process for worker benefit disputes
Baltimore County labor leaders plan to fight legislation by County Executive Kevin Kamenetz that would change the way public workers appeal county decisions on their retirement benefits, saying the bill would stack the deck against employees. The bill,...
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, AFSCME, Retirement, Judges, Court Administration
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Demolition slated to begin on vacant mill property in western Catonsville
The Simkins Mill on River Road, a long-abandoned eyesore in the community and host to much illegal dumping and trespassing, is scheduled to be demolished starting as early as mid-February. Simkins Industries, owner of the 65.53 acre property that houses...
Tags: Catonsville
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Baltimore Highlands: Group hears from new County Council chairman
The Baltimore Highlands Community Association met Monday, Jan. 21, at Christ United Methodist Church for the first time in the new year. Attendance was sparse, due to the Martin Luther King holiday and the presidential gala. First District Baltimore...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Ash Wednesday, Soups, Potatoes, American Legion
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Whalen scheduled for court date on charges of illegal campaign contributions
Catonsville-based developer Steve W. Whalen Jr. is scheduled to be in Baltimore County Circuit Court on Thursday morning to face charges that he channeled $7,500 in illegal contributions to a Baltimore County councilman, and also exceeded the total...
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Prosecution, David Marks, Towson, Catonsville
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Quirk has ambitious plans as chairman of County Council
After being elected by a unanimous vote on Jan. 7, 1st District Councilman Tom Quirk has quite a to-do list for 2013 in his first term as chairman of the Baltimore County Council. "My goal in 2013 is to work closely and collaboratively with County...
Tags: Marketing, Business, Small Businesses, Republican Party, AAA
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Walls going up is good news at Halethorpe Elementary
Walls will be going up this summer and that's good news for faculty and parents at Halethorpe Elementary School. The construction means the end of six open-concept classrooms at the school on Maple Avenue. Baltimore County Schools Superintendent S....Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Halethorpe, Teachers, S. Dallas Dance, PTA
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Catonsville developer pleads guilty to illegal campaign contributions
Catonsville developer Steve W. Whalen Jr. pleaded guilty Thursday in Baltimore County Circuit Court to five counts of election-law violations for illegally funneling money to a county councilman's campaign and exceeding political contribution limits....
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Republican Party, Political Fundraising, Judges, Prosecution
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Kamenetz campaign plans to keep Whalen donation
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz's campaign committee plans to keep a $4,000 donation from the Catonsville developer who was charged this week with violating state campaign finance laws, its treasurer said Friday. Two county councilmen who...
Tags: Johns Hopkins University, Kevin Kamenetz, Prosecution, Perry Hall, Political Fundraising
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Developer charged with illegal donations to Balto. Co. politicians
A prominent Catonsville developer accused of channeling $7,500 in illegal contributions to a Baltimore County councilman and exceeding the total campaign contribution limit for individuals was charged Thursday with violating campaign contribution laws....
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Government, Perry Hall, Political Fundraising, Judges
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