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Nonprofit is sought to help run Baltimore County animal shelter
At Baltimore County's animal shelter this week, dozens of animals were waiting for someone to adopt them. Among them were Cisco, a year-old pit bull terrier, a bulldog named Ivan and Sugar Pie, a tricolor cat. But judging by shelter statistics,...
Tags: Humane Society of the United States, Labor Legislation, Long Term Care, Euthanasia, Baltimore County
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Another book store on Main Street hits the dust [Reisterstown]
At the end of March, Lauretta Nagel's Constellation Books will join a group of "gone but not forgotten" Main Street stores. The book store wasn't just a business opportunity for Lauretta. It was her lifelong dream to own and operate a book store as she...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Ellicott City, Business, Downtown (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Firehouse Subs pays it forward, donates cameras to volunteer fire company [Owings Mills]
Paying it forward came full circle in the community when Firehouse Subs donated new technology to the Owings Mills Volunteer Fire Company. The new business in Owings Mills opened in the Garrison Forest Shopping Center, and the fire company donated old...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Easter, Kenneth N. Oliver, Greater Greenspring Association, Passover
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County Executive Kamenetz visits Catonsville Library to announce recycling record
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz visited the Catonsville Library Thursday afternoon to announce that Baltimore County set a record for collecting material for recycling. According to the county's new website, bcrecycles.com, that divides the...
Tags: Libraries, Material Science, Lobbying, Catonsville, Tom Quirk
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Letter: Dinner/dance helps Catonsville nonprofit feed less fortunate
The CEFM Network, formerly the Catonsville Emergency Food Ministries, celebrated its second annual St. Valentine Day dinner/dance Feb. 9 at the Rolling Road Golf Club. More than 150 guests attended the delicious surf and turf dinner and danced to the...Tags: Music, Carney (music group), Retirement Planning Services, Wines, Auction Service
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BGE warns of possible outages during Wednesday storm
A combination of heavy, wet snow on the power lines and tree limbs, plus winds of up to 50 mph, could threaten the electricity grid, BGE officials said Tuesday. But tree trimming efforts in Towson and Pikesville over the last year could shorten outage...
Tags: Hurricane Sandy (2012), Social Media, Towson, David Marks, Pikesville
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Baltimore County school board votes to close Eastwood
The Baltimore County school board voted Tuesday to close its smallest elementary school in order to accommodate a plan that would allow county officials to sell property for development. The unanimous vote, with two members abstaining, will close the...Tags: Dundalk
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Catonsville resident attending Lansdowne Middle School wins countywide competition
Lime green bracelets reading "#teamnobullying" appeared on the wrists of students and teachers Friday, March 1, throughout Baltimore County. Kae'Viya Butler, a seventh-grader at Lansdowne Middle School, created the phrase that won the countywide...Tags: Students, Health and Safety at School, Catonsville, Teaching and Learning
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Community group files appeal against Whalen's medical office project
A Catonsville community association is appealing Baltimore County's approval of plans for a new medical office building, saying the developer's recent conviction in a campaign finance case invalidates the entire review process. In documents filed last...
Tags: Perry Hall, Interior Policy, Lawyers, Prosecution, Catonsville
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Dundalk residents urge County Council to reject sale of government center
Dundalk residents on Monday urged the Baltimore County Council to stop the sale of the North Point Government Center and the closure of Eastwood Elementary, saying the county's plan to do so would hurt the community. At the council's session in Towson,...
Tags: John A. Olszewski, Sr., Towson, Randallstown, Dundalk
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Kamenetz, Dance unveil new Baltimore County arts show
County Executive Kevin Kamenetz and Superintendent Dallas Dance shared a stage Monday morning to preview the premiere of “smARTS,” an arts and culture-based television show produced by the Baltimore County Commission on Arts & Sciences and...
Tags: Culture, Arts
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Kamenetz: Huff is only human
Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz says he believes Councilman Todd Huff -- who was arrested last weekend on DUI charges -- will learn from his mistakes, and called the Lutherville Republican a diligent councilman. "We elect human beings to...Tags: Towson, Todd Huff
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