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Baltimore County, southern Harford County lane closures announced for October 4 – 11
BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Department of Transportation has announced major lane closures for the coming weekend and week in Baltimore County. Officials say the closures could impact travel for those driving in the area. All work is weather permitting.
CFG or Capital One? Battle between Baltimore and D.C. arenas is more hype than heated
Pop rock priestess Billie Eilish, who comes to the CFG Bank Arena Friday, is among the big musical acts who will perform in Baltimore this year while bypassing the nation’s capital. It’s a list of Billboard superstars that includes but isn’t limited to Lizzo, Barry Manilow, Stevie Nicks, Pearl Jam, Charli XCX and Stevie Wonder. Some music lovers interpret that to mean pop stars and rock gods prefer the new, gussied-up Baltimore venue to Washington’s Capital One Arena. Typical was a comment posted on PoPville, an online website that discusses issues of interest to Washington’s neighborhoods: “What’s going on with Capital One Arena?,” reads one post from May. “How come so many artists are choosing CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore over the 6,000 extra seats at CapOne that has incredibly easy access?”
Here’s where you can meet Carroll school board candidates before the election
Candidates running for Carroll County Board of Education will differentiate their stances on public education policies during a series of candidate forums this month. Muri Dueppen, Amanda Jozkowski, Greg Malveaux and Kristen Zihmer will vie for two open seats on Carroll’s nonpartisan school board. Board President Marsha Herbert and board member Donna Sivigny both have served the maximum two ...
Howard County District 5 school board candidates discuss ideas, priorities at roundtable
District 5 candidates for the Howard County Board of Education joined a speed-dating-turned-roundtable event Saturday, outlining top priorities in safety, budget, special education and hiring — with goals of helping the county remain a top school system. Andrea Chamblee and Trent Kittleman participated in a discussion at the Miller Branch of the Howard County Library System, while members of ...
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