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Tom Booth, prominent Catonsville businessman and developer, dies at 70
Tom Booth, who owned and developed many properties on Catonsville's Main Street of Frederick Road, died Sept. 10, 2012, of cancer. He was 70. An Oct. 19 memorial Mass will be offered at St. Mark Catholic Church for the Catonsville resident, who donated...
Tags: PNC Financial Services Group Incorporated, Obituaries, U.S. Navy, Charity, Transportation
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Baltimore County seeks to borrow $255 million to fund pension system
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz wants to borrow $255 million and repay it over the next 30 years to help fund the county's retirement system, a move that would carry risk but that the administration says could benefit taxpayers in the long run....
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Money and Monetary Policy, Government, Interior Policy, National Government
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Catonsville councilman lauded for saving open space in county
On behalf of the Hilltop / Maple Community Association, I would like to publicly thank Baltimore County Councilman Tom Quirk for his efforts to preserve open space in our neighborhood. We went to him at the beginning of the current rezoning cycle and...Tags: Catonsville
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New Baltimore County zoning takes effect Sept. 10
While the fight over redevelopment of the former Solo Cup property dominated public debate in Baltimore County's comprehensive zoning review, County Council members made nearly 300 other land-use decisions last week. The votes ended a yearlong process of...Tags: Property, Cathy Bevins, John A. Olszewski, Sr., Perry Hall, David Marks
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Subpoenas put Balt. Co. developer in the spotlight
Mention development in Catonsville, and the name Stephen Whalen Jr. likely will come up. Drive around town, and you'll see blue signs staked in people's yards voicing opposition to the local developer's idea to build a large mixed-use development known...
Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, University of Notre Dame, Realty, Real Estate, Martin O'Malley
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Olde Catonsville: Source of book's character at root of author's appearance at Catonsville Library
There promises to be some lively conversation at the Catonsville Library Thursday, May 31, at 7 p.m., as Jessie Knadler comes to town to talk about her book, "Rurally Screwed: My Life Off the Grid with the Cowboy I Love." The book has received rave...Tags: Spice Girls (music group), Maryland Department of Transportation, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Clubs and Associations, Dance
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Catonsville residents protest development before hearing
A dozen members of the Kenwood Gardens Community Association gathered outside a Towson courthouse Thursday morning to protest the proposed development of a medical office building near their homes. Protesters held signs and voiced concerns about the...
Tags: General Practitioners, Towson, Catonsville, House Building
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Lawyer: Subpoenas for Catonsville project records call development process into question
The lawyer for a Catonsville community association tried unsuccessfully again Thursday to delay a Baltimore County hearing on a proposed medical office building, saying state prosecutors' requests for information on the project have raised questions about...Tags: Kevin Kamenetz, Lawyers, Justice System, Interior Policy, Judges
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Police see reduced crime at I-295 footbridge, promise continued vigilance
Numerous residents along Freeway were willing to talk about the nearby footbridge that spans Interstate 295 and connects Baltimore Highlands and Riverview. But nine of the 10 residents on the road in Lansdowne chose to remain anonymous when talking about...
Tags: Baltimore County, Juvenile Delinquency, Theft, Abusive Behavior, Highway Transportation
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Balto. Co. agencies subpoenaed for records on Catonsville project
The Office of the State Prosecutor subpoenaed eight Baltimore County agencies this week for records on a planned Catonsville medical office development, county officials confirmed Thursday. The subpoenas sought "information and correspondence"...
Tags: General Practitioners, Republican Party, Lawyers, Prosecution, Justice System
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Halethorpe business to apply for $5M county bond
A steady stream of tiny plastic pellets that resembled couscous flowed from five train cars into a factory in an industrial area of Halethorpe Thursday morning. Once inside Goodwrappers, a 35-year-old company that has called its facility on Halethorpe...
Tags: Halethorpe, Baltimore County, Distilling and Brewing Industry, Money and Monetary Policy, Finance
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Catonsville councilman sees London prepare for the Olympics
Like many sports fans this week, Tom Quirk will experience the Summer Olympic Games on TV, watching Michael Phelps go for more Olympic glory and enjoying the possibility of an underdog winning a gold medal. But the view of Catonsville resident is aided...Tags: Michael Phelps, Norway, 2012 Summer Olympics, Tour Operations Industry, Christianity
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