North Baltimore Journal

Margaret F. Cochran and Margaret McAdam Ondov acquires 1613 Aberdeen Road, Towson

By Local Labs News Service | Jul 3, 2018

On June 4, 2018, Margaret F. Cochran and Margaret McAdam Ondov sold their home at 1613 Aberdeen Road, Towson to Yvonne Y Kwong for $180,000.

Kathleen S. and Mark L. Schubert unload 1619 Aberdeen Road, Towson

By Local Labs News Service | Jul 3, 2018

On June 1, 2018, Charles Pizzillo Jr. and Allison Shields purchased a home at 1619 Aberdeen Road, Towson from Kathleen S. and Mark L. Schubert for $220,000.

John N. Gnabre unloads 43 Goucher Woods Court, Towson

By Local Labs News Service | Jul 3, 2018

On June 1, 2018, John N. Gnabre sold their two bedroom, 2.1 bathroom home at 43 Goucher Woods Court, Towson to Peter M. Ferraro for $170,000.

From Maryland State Wire

Sticker shock: Which U.S. schools charge the highest in-state tuition?

By Local Labs News Service | 6 years ago

Residents in Maryland face some of the steepest cost of attending in-state colleges and universities in the U.S., according to a Higher Education Tribune analysis of federal data.

NORTHWEST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: ROMG Chamber of Commerce Crab Feast to be held August 2

By Press release submission | Jul 3, 2018

Our Annual Crab Feast sold out last year with 150 local residents and businesses- so we found a bigger venue!

NORTHWEST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: FREE Monthly Lunch & Learn Networking to be held July 18

By Press release submission | Jul 3, 2018

Network with 20-30 local business owners and professionals while enjoying a FREE lunch provided by our host Hertzbach & Co. This monthly networking event normally sells out- so save your seat now.

NORTHWEST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Congressman Ruppersberger Supports Defense Appropriations Bill, Blocks Effort To Move Fort Meade Jobs

By Press release submission | Jul 3, 2018

Northwest Chamber of Commerce issued the following announcement on June 28.Defense Appropriator Congressman C.A.Dutch Ruppersberger supported the $674.6 billion Fiscal Year 2019 Defense Appropriations Bill that passed the House of Representatives in an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote. The bill funds a 2.6 percent pay raise for troops, restores force readiness, promotes modernization and innovation and increases the end-strength of our Active Duty and Guard/Reserve forces by 16,400.

NORTHWEST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Summer Concert series at Foundry Row

By Press release submission | Jul 3, 2018

Beautiful weather, Great music.

NORTHWEST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: It's time to vote!

By Press release submission | Jul 3, 2018

Join the Community!

PIKESVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY: Firehouse expansion

By Press release submission | Jul 2, 2018

Thank you Baltimore Jewish Times for the great feature highlighting our "new" firehouse and new medic unit.

STEVENSON UNIVERSITY: Capital Gazette shooting victim Rebecca Smith, Recent hire loved spending time with family

By Press release submission | Jul 2, 2018

To the Stevenson University Community As the full impact of the events in Annapolis touch so many people throughout our state, they touch our Stevenson community as well.

STEVENSON UNIVERSITY: Make a Gift

By Press release submission | Jul 2, 2018

Your support will make a positive difference in the lives of our students.

STEVENSON UNIVERSITY: First Day of Fall Semester to be held August 27

By Press release submission | Jul 2, 2018

Stevenson University issued the following announcement on.Summer is fun.

STEVENSON UNIVERSITY: Applied Mathematics Students Participate in Summer Research

By Press release submission | Jul 2, 2018

Rising Applied Mathematics juniors, Billy Heidel and Evan Williams, are participating in the Summer Science Scholars Research Program (S3RP) this summer working with math professor, Dr. Benjamin Wilson.

From Maryland State Wire

Maryland flags remain at half staff following Capital Gazette shooting

By Karen Kidd | 6 years ago

Maryland state flags remain at half staff following the deaths of four journalists and a sales assistant during a shooting last week in the newsroom of the Capital Gazette shooting in Annapolis.

From Maryland State Wire

Baltimore-Washington Parkway expansion plan moves ahead despite 'boondoogle' claim

By Karen Kidd | 6 years ago

Two public interest groups are calling it a "boondoggle" but Gov. Larry Hogan's $9 billion traffic relief plan for the congested Baltimore-Washington Parkway is moving ahead, according to the governor's office and published news stories.

THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: Summer Theatre presents Disney's The Lion King to be held July 6-8

By Press release submission | Jul 2, 2018

Cockpit in Court Summer Theatre presents Disney's The Lion King, Jr. on July 6 through July 15 at CCBC Essex!

THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY: BCPS program allows students to earn college degree before graduation

By Press release submission | Jul 2, 2018

A select group of Baltimore County 14- and 15-year-olds already have their sights set on college degrees.

TOWSON UNIVERSITY: Tigers, CAA hoops tourney to D.C.

By Press release submission | Jul 2, 2018

The CAA men's basketball tournament will be played in Washington, D.C.

TOWSON UNIVERSITY: Meet TU’s Orientation Leaders

By Press release submission | Jul 2, 2018

Get to know some of the students who introduce incoming freshmen and transfer students to Towson University Learn more about Towson University's New Student Orientation from our very own Orientation Leaders.