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After Leaving an Abusive Relationship, a Dundalk Author Turns Her Experience Into a Book

A protective order can provide legal recourse, but it cannot guarantee that abuse or stalking will stop. That distinction is part of Tameka Brown’s story: the Dundalk resident says she had an order after leaving an abusive relationship, yet her former partner continued to stalk her. Brown has written I’m Not Your Punching Bag about what she and her children experienced, hoping the book will encourage other survivors to seek help, according to the Dundalk Eagle.

Dundalk, MD · 1d
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Montgomery County Distillery to Host its First-Ever Holiday Market Featuring Dozens of Local Vendors

Song Dog Farm Distillery in Boyds will host its first-ever Holiday Market on Saturday, November 21, and Sunday, November 22, from 12pm to 5pm each day. The two-day event will bring dozens of local artisans, independent makers, and small businesses to the farm at 18100 Bucklodge Road for a weekend of holiday shopping, food, drinks, and family-friendly activities.

Boyds, MD · 22h
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Emergency roadwork closes northbound Harford Road in Carney

UPDATE 2: All lanes have been reopened. UPDATE: Eastbound and westbound Joppa Road are also now closed at Harford Road. Original story below… ——— CARNEY, Md. — Emergency roadwork closed all northbound lanes of Maryland Route 147 in Baltimore County on Thursday afternoon, state transportation officials said. The Maryland State Highway Administration issued an alert […]

Carney, MD · 23h

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Montgomery County Council Votes Unanimously to Bar Some Ex-ICE Workers From County Jobs

Maryland General Assembly — Reported Site of Related State Bill. The Montgomery County Council voted unanimously Tuesday to restrict some former U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement employees from holding certain county jobs, a measure aimed at positions involving public interaction or control over public resources. The restriction targets people who worked for ICE after October 2025 and are seeking roles that county department and agency heads designate as sensitive.

Montgomery County, MD · 2d
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Montgomery County Landlords Will Be Required to Accept Personal Checks and Money Orders

The Montgomery County Council unanimously approved Bill 40-26 on Tuesday, November 10, requiring landlords to accept checks, personal checks or money orders as forms of rent payment. The legislation, led by Council President Natali Fani-González, aims to provide renters with more payment options, particularly those who do not use traditional...

Montgomery County, MD · 1d

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Baltimore Blast and Ex-Goalkeeper Move to Settle Dueling Lawsuits

The Baltimore Blast and former starting goalkeeper William Vanzela have a framework to resolve the lawsuits they filed against each other. The agreement is not yet final. Lawyers for the club and Vanzela asked a Baltimore County Circuit Court judge to postpone a hearing this week and, in the words of the court filing, "allow the Parties sufficient time to consummate their settlement in principle," The Baltimore Banner reported. Asking for time is not the same thing as closing the file.

Baltimore County, MD · 1d

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East Baltimore County high school sports check-in

Fall sports for Baltimore County Public Schools are underway. Here’s a check-in on some varsity teams as of Tuesday, Nov. 10, for Chesapeake, Kenwood, Eastern Technical, Overlea, Parkville and Perry Hall high schools. Football Chesapeake defeated Central on Nov. 6 with a final score of 14-0. After a loss to Parkville on Oct. 31, Kenwood won back to back games against Dulaney (36-16) and Digital Harbor (36-26). Eastern Technical stands strong with consecutive wins against WTES (31-26), Chesapeake High School (15-6) and North Harford (43-32). Overlea fell to Perry Hall on Oct. 30 (26-6) and City College on Nov. 6 (40-0). Parkville defeated Catonsville (32-31) and Dulaney (14-7) in back to back victories. Perry Hall Defeated Overlea (26-6) on Oct. 30 for their first win of the season, but fell to Woodlawn (38-6). Boys soccer Chesapeake fell to Sparrows Point 7-0 on Oct. 30, following their previous win against Owings Mills. Following their Oct. 15 win against Parkville, Kenwood fell to Overlea and Dundalk in back to back losses. Eastern Technical won consecutive games against Fallston, Forest Park and Sparrows Point. Parkville’s fell to Kenwood (1-0) and Dundalk (5-2) for their final games of October. Following a 2-1 win over

Baltimore County, MD · 2d

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8 Maryland Bookstores Where You Can Fill A Bag Without Breaking $20

Want to find incredible bookstores in Maryland where cheap books are practically falling off the shelves?. These 8 bookstores offer amazing deals and shelves packed with affordable reads for every kind of book lover!. 1. Wonder Book & Video (Frederick) Frederick has a lot going for it, but Wonder Book...

Maryland · 1d

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Maryland "is facing an energy crisis," utility Pepco says

"Maryland is facing an energy crisis," electric utility Pepco warned in a message to customers Thursday. "When demand for electricity is high and supply is limited, it puts pressure on the system and can increase costs," the message said, advising that customers "may see changes in your energy bill" as the region enters the winter months. The utility again has attempted to explain that many of the surging costs are not its responsibility, such as the taxes and fees imposed by Montgomery County and Maryland state governments. It specifically mentioned the EmPOWER Maryland fee that the Maryland legislature recently hiked again. Politicians hope that you will think Pepco is charging you these fees, which is part of the impetus for the utility to inform customers to the contrary.

Maryland · 1h

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Ellicott City’s Old Mill Has Rolled Out Its Hush Puppies For Decades – Here’s What Regulars Order First

At the far end of Main Street in old Ellicott City, just past the train bridge, a small cafe has quietly built a following that stretches back more than 20 years. The line can reach the door on busy mornings, and locals still wait without complaint. Some come for coffee,...

Ellicott City, MD · 7h

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Army veteran now helps seniors — and fellow vets — find support in Maryland

An Army veteran turned home care owner in Ellicott City is helping seniors and hiring fellow veterans to give back.

Ellicott City, MD · 1d

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Baltimore County Spice Maker J.O. Spice Expands Halethorpe Plant Again

J.O. Spice Co., the fourth-generation Maryland food manufacturer behind a well-known lineup of seafood seasonings, has expanded its facility at Sulphur Spring Business Park in Baltimore County. The company has added space and automated equipment, with the move aimed at increasing production capacity, according to the article's dek. The Halethorpe...

Baltimore County, MD · 22h

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Freeze warning issued for parts of Maryland and Virginia, marking end of growing season

BALTIMORE, Md. — Forecasters have issued a freeze warning for portions of central, northern, and southern Maryland as well as northern Virginia, signaling the end of the 2026 growing season. The National Weather Service office in Baltimore and Washington said the warning will be in effect from midnight Friday until 8 a.m. EST Saturday. Temperatures […]

Virginia · 2h

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Maryland Food Industry Council Inducts 4 Into Hall Of Fame

The Maryland Food Industry Council, managed by the Maryland Retailers Alliance, inducted four new members into the Maryland Food Industry Hall of Fame on Nov. 5 at its annual breakfast at Martin’s West in Baltimore County. Established in 2003, the Hall of Fame celebrates businesses and individuals with a...

Maryland · 7h

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Pikesville group pushes for safer Reisterstown Road

The Pikesville Improvement Corporation is advocating for safety improvements on Reisterstown Road. This comes as police investigate a fatal hit-and-run in September claimed the life of 64-year-old Melissa Nocho. "That's the second one we've had so far this year in this area, and last year we also had one, so it's just something that keeps reoccurring in this area, so it's just unfortunate," he said. Over the past few years, the group has been discussing measures such as better lighting, clearer road striping, and speed cameras with local and state officials to improve safety for pedestrians and drivers. "It's daily, I'll get pictures and videos of them having issues on this road, close calls of pedestrians trying to cross the road, bumper-to-bumper, light accidents," said Dan Brody, president of the Pikesville Improvement Corporation. Brody expressed frustration over the recurring accidents in the area. The group has been working for years to make Reisterstown Road safer. Brody highlighted some of the proposed changes, including improved pedestrian crossings and traffic light functionality.

Pikesville, MD · 1d

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Baltimore County Appeals Board Leans 2-1 Toward Granting Alternative Electrical Inspection, Written Opinion Pending

A Baltimore County Board of Appeals panel leans 2-1 toward granting an electrician's request for an alternative electrical inspection. Joseph Evans voted no and will write a dissent, and a written opinion is still pending. The post Baltimore County Appeals Board Leans 2-1 Toward Granting Alternative Electrical Inspection, Written Opinion Pending appeared first on TANTV .

Baltimore County, MD · 1d

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Montgomery County Passes Bills Restricting Hiring of Former ICE Agents

The Montgomery County Council unanimously passed two bills on Tuesday, November 10, aimed at strengthening protections for immigrant residents, including restrictions on hiring former federal immigration enforcement employees and expanded housing discrimination protections. Both bills were sponsored by Councilmember Kristin Mink (District 5). Expedited Bill 29-26, the Community Trust in...

Montgomery County, MD · 2d

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MCPS Students in Grades 6-11 Can Join an IXL Reading Challenge Over Thanksgiving Break

Montgomery County Public Schools students in grades 6 through 11 can compete in an online reading and writing challenge over Thanksgiving break, from Nov. 16 to Nov. 30, according to MCPS. What’s in it. Who: middle and high school students, grades 6 through 11. When: Nov. 16 to Nov....

Montgomery County, MD · 1d

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WSSC Told Emergency Managers All Customers Could Lose Water by 5 p.m. Sept. 29, County Memo Says

At 1:45 p.m. on Sept. 29, WSSC Water told emergency managers it expected some customers to start losing water pressure by 3 p.m., most by 4 p.m., and all of its customers to lose water service by 5 p.m., according to a Nov. 6 memo from Montgomery County’s Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security (OEMHS) to the County Council.

Montgomery County, MD · 2d

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Democrats claim victory in Baltimore County’s 9th District race, Mangione loses

Baltimore County Democrats celebrated at the Board of Elections Thursday night, after getting the latest tally of mail-in and provisional ballots. There was clapping and hugs all around for an election they called historic. “Three women, three women,” said Shawn McIntosh, after hugging Arkia Wade. Both women ran for...

Baltimore County, MD · 5h