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Sparks, MD - Through board service, LBC alumni and other community leaders have graciously shared their time, talent, and treasure over the past 43 years to help LBC grow and thrive while improving our community. LBC is pleased to announce newly elected board members and officers. Please congratulate newly elected...
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A husband-and-wife team with deep roots at Northwest High School in Germantown officially opened Frederick Golf Exchange in New Market on Tuesday, turning what started as an online side hustle selling sports cards into a full-fledged golf retail shop. Ryan and Courtney Ples now run the store together at New Market Commons, blending used-club trade-ins with apparel from brands that have mostly lived online until now.
The Inspector General will now be appointed by an independent board. On Tuesday, residents voted for Question C to change how the Inspector General is appointed.
Three days after the election, three Baltimore County Council races remain unsettled and the Democrats in those contests are closing the gap as the mail-in ballots are counted. What’s at stake is what kind of majority Democrats will have on the council once the members are sworn in in December....
HALETHORPE, Md. — Two Baltimore County firefighters were honored Friday for saving a resident from a burning building this past summer. Lt. Johnny Owens and EMT Firefighter Zachary Petry were celebrated by their department and colleagues in a ceremony at the Baltimore County Fire Station 5 in Halethorpe. On...
On Nov. 12, 1965, the Community Assistance Network (CAN) was born to serve those in the community in need. Six decades later, CAN is as strong as ever. "Doing anything for 60 years, I think that's really worth celebrating," CAN Interim CEO Mitch Posner said. "Running a not-for-profit organization takes a lot of contributions of time, talent and treasure." While CAN is located in Dundalk at 7900 E. Baltimore St., it serves all of Baltimore County. There has historically been the greatest concentration of people who need the kinds of support that CAN offers on the east side of the county, Posner said. Four years ago, CAN doubled down on its investment in the community, anchoring itself through renovations and an expansion that totaled an investment of more than $1 million. "We're here to stay for a while now," Posner said. 'They give people hope' In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Economic Opportunity Act into law, which established the foundation for Community Action Agencies and the War on Poverty. That created CAN. The Community Services Block Grant designates funds to 1,100 agencies across the country, Posner said. CAN is responsible for Baltimore County, one of 17 such organizations
BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WBFF) — Two shootings in Baltimore County within about two hours of each other — one of them deadly — have renewed concerns about gun violence among some residents, as police continue to investigate both cases with no arrests so far. Baltimore County police...
A Baltimore County Lottery player was all smiles after discovering she won $50,000 playing the midday Pick 5 drawing on Halloween. The happy winner stopped by Maryland Lottery headquarters to claim her prize and share her story. “I played 93351 straight,” the winner said. “I tend to stick to the...
An IT professional from Ellicott City has a “honey-do” list to thank for his latest lottery win. His wife asked him to make a run to the grocery store, which led him to the lottery counter of a Giant supermarket. He paid $6 for one Bonus Match 5 ticket and the next morning he learned that he had $50,000 coming his way.
