Port Announces Dali to be Released and Return of Cruises
-photo courtesy of Port of Baltimore- Port Director Jonathan Daniels, Baltimore District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Col. Estee Pinchasin, and U.S. Coast Guard Captain David O’Connell briefed the Baltimore Port Alliance this morning on the latest to refloat the Dali and open the channel wider. The Dali is expected to be refloated early next […]
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695/Broening Highway Interchange Opening Moves to May 20
The Maryland Transportation Authority has rescheduled their date to allow access to Broening Highway is via existing turnaround from Inner Loop I-695, onto Outer Loop, to Broening Highway (Exit 44). The new date is now scheduled for Monday, May 20. The MDTA also announced tolling operations at the I-695 turnaround are not in effect when […]
Read MoreMan Sentenced in Dundalk February 2021 Fatal Shooting
Damion D. Moffett, 27, was sentenced today to Life without the Possibility of Parole plus 20 years in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County for First Degree Murder and Use of a Firearm. On February 23, 2021, the Baltimore County Police were called to the 2900 block of Yorkway in Dundalk because of a report […]
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Perry Hall High Boys Lacrosse Advance to State Semifinals
–photo courtesy of Perry Hall High School Athletics Facebook page- The Perry Hall Boys Lacrosse team is in the state semifinals and two wins away from a state title after a big win road on Monday. The Gators beat Eleanor Roosevelt High Sçhool 12 to 4 in the 4A state quarterfinals. According to the MPSSAA […]
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Work Authority to Open Sparrows Point Store
Work Authority Baltimore, a leading retailer of men’s and women’s safety shoes and boots, safety apparel, and accessories, announced they are opening their first U.S. store in Sparrows Point. There are 38 stores across Canada. The new store is located at 6995 Bethlehem Blvd., Suite 103 at Tradepoint Atlantic. À grand opening and ribbon cutting […]
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Parkville Middle Teacher Named Paraeducator of the Year
–photo courtesy of Baltimore County Public Schools- Education Support Professionals of Baltimore County (ESPBC) has named Meghan Anderson of Parkville Middle School as its Paraeducator of the Year. Anderson was surprised on the job this week with award presentatons from an entourage including Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Myriam Rogers, Chief of Staff Mildred […]
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Olszewski, Klacik, Collier Among Local Primary Winners
Baltimore County Executive and Millers Island resident John Olszewski Jr. started off his bid to become the next Congressman of the 2nd District with a big win as he received over 78 percent of the vote in the Congressional District 2 (Baltimore and Carrol County) primary. Del. Harry Bhandari, an Overlea resident, came in a […]
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Corps of Engineers Shared Key Bridge Demolition Video
Baltimore District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers shared a video of the Key Bridge demolition on Monday around 5 p.m. The small charges, a standard controlled demolition tool, was used to split the large section of truss resting on the M/V DALI at specific locations to create multiple smaller sections, which allows salvors to use […]
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Teens Arrested After Crime Incidents in Parkville &Towson
Baltimore County detectives have taken eight juveniles and one 18-year-old into custody following a series of crimes that occurred last week in the Baltimore County Police Department’s Towson and Parkville Precincts. Detectives have identified three separate groups of teens responsible for committing these crimes which include carjacking, robbery and burglary. Detectives have taken four juveniles […]
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Kingsville VFC Vehicles Damaged After I-95 Crash
-photo courtesy of Kingsville Volunteer Fire Company- It was reported by the Kingsville Volunteer Fire Company that two of its vehicles were struck during an medical emergency on I-95. According to reports, crews responded Friday around 9 p.m. on I-95 South at Mile Marker 68 (White Marsh). Shortly after arriving on scene, the engine and […]
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