Cody Boteler
Cody Boteler is a reporter covering breaking news and county government. He has previously covered Baltimore County, including Catonsville, Towson, and the surrounding areas, for the Baltimore Sun Media Group. He came to the company from Industry Dive, where he covered the waste and recycling industries. He graduated from Towson University in May 2017 with a degree in journalism and environmental science.
Recent Articles
-
Proposed county budget includes $15 million for planning and design of a new Lansdowne High School
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr.’s proposed $3.4 billion budget for the county sets aside $15 million for planning and design of a new Lansdowne High School. County officials have said previously that constructing a new high school typically costs around $100 million. Replacing Lansdowne...
-
Two Baltimore-area residents advance to the next round in 'American Idol'
Having survived a grueling “Hollywood Week” experience on two episodes of ABC’s popular “American Idol” that aired Sunday and Monday, two local performers have moved on to the show’s next round. Jeremiah Lloyd Harmon, of Catonsville, and Dimitrius Graham, of Windsor Mill, both in their 20s, successfully...
-
Baltimore County recycling facility in Halethorpe reopens after closing due to flooding
The Western Acceptance Facility (WAF) in Halethorpe reopened Friday at 10 a.m. after “flooding conditions” kept it closed early in the morning, Baltimore County officials said. “We are monitoring the weather for the remainder of the day. We are optimistic and we don’t know of any damages,” T.J....
-
Stakeholders say next Baltimore County schools superintendent needs to face reputation, budget issues
The next Baltimore County Public Schools superintendent will need to focus on balancing the school system’s budget and repairing its public image, according to the parents, administrators and school employees who turned out for a community forum Thursday in Arbutus. Jennifer Lynch, principal of...
-
Lansdowne High School teacher recognized in Annapolis for work in financial education
Josue Argueta, 21, remembers being drawn to the Academy of Finance, a magnet program offered at Lansdowne High School, while sitting in a presentation at his middle school. He had some families members who worked in the business sector, and he was drawn to the idea of what he saw as a stable career....
-
Baltimore County police make arrest in last week's Dundalk murder
The Baltimore County Police Department on Tuesday announced the arrest of a man accused of killing 32-year-old Martino Robert Duffin in Dundalk last week. Albert Myron Muldrow, 31, of the 8400 block of Pioneer Drive in Severn, is charged with first-degree murder and has been denied bail at the...
-
Councilman Quirk's office to organize weekly community cleanup events in southwestern part of Baltimore County
Baltimore County Council Chairman Tom Quirk’s office is in the early stages of organizing weekly community cleanups in the council 1st District, which Quirk represents and which stretches from Baltimore Highlands to U.S. 70 and Woodlawn. The first cleanup is scheduled for Saturday, April 13, beginning...
-
Common ground: Episcopal Church of the Holy Apostles and St. Stephen Lutheran Church become one congregation in Arbutus
Two congregations gathered in one church on Sunday, March 3. They gave thanks, broke bread, and then packed iup. So began the procession. Congregants picked up hymnals, candles, communion supplies and other items from the sanctuary and walked out the doors of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Apostles,...