Dundalk, MD News

• Dundalk, MD News
• Kamenetz presents county budget with “tough decisions”
• “Extremely large trash fire” ignites at Sparrows Point shipyard
• Hospital effort aims to help patients cope with heart failure
• Hall of Fame 2011 inductees: Bauer-John, Burchell, Yeager
• Dundalk’s Alex Brilhart no-hits Owings Mills in 9-0 win
• Maryland General Assembly votes by local legislators
• State poised to raise school dropout age to 18
• Del. Olszewski makes Daily Record’s list of up-and-comers
• BREAKING: Pleasant Zion Church damaged by fire
• State budget “Doomsday” has arrived
• DRC promotes coalition effort
• Student art show turns school into gallery for local young artists
• Edgemere residents debate proposal for marina changes
• Man missing since September found dead
• Shooter in Martin murder gets 60 years
• Man arrested in stabbing at Penny’s
• Jacobs gets 2nd District GOP congressional nod
• Bayview begins construction of new emergency department
• Maryland General Assembly: Elected school board bill faces obstacles
• Fight continues against Fort Howard development plan
• Aftermath of failed Fort Howard project still lingers
• Two major 2012 Heritage Fair musical acts confirmed
• Postal woes affect Eagle delivery
• Local voters get ready to choose
• Buildings at Seagram’s site to be razed
• Baltimore County school system names new superintendent
• Republican Congressional candidates' debate video
• Maryland General Assembly: Bill putting teeth in education spending passes House
• Dundalk remembers during Women’s History Month
• NHCA proposes 10-year plan to improve community
• MARYLAND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
• BALTIMORE COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
• Dún Dealgan Irish Pub set to celebrate grand opening
• Chamber Hosts Gala, Presents Business Awards
• BREAKING NEWS : RG to shut down tin mill
• Bill aims to reduce plastic bottle pollution in waterways
• Community groups, schools offer college scholarships
• State Senate passes same-sex marriage bill 25-22
• County Council approves transgender rights bill
• Playbook, Graceland Park residents at odds over live music
• UPDATE: Council passes transgender bill
• Olszewski key vote in passage of gay unions
• Maryland Port honored for economic contributions
• Maddox win at 285 pounds ends 15-year Owl drought
• Proposed sales tax on gas unlikely to pass
• DRC gets state aid to continue home renovations
• NOTICE
• Community group asks for for Battle Acre upgrades
• Fire breaks out yet again at Seagram’s distillery site
• DRC to launch Earth Week celebration in community
• Patapsco High earns national honor for arts excellence
• Legislators come to aid of embattled Essex Skypark
• County gives vets a leg up
• Patrons get rocked and rolled at Smokey Joe’s Café
• Boulevard Diner gets citation from comptroller
• Police seek information in recent spate of arsons
• Patapsco High prepares to reach the half-century mark
• Delegate keeps treatment plant improvements in sights
• Dip at the Dock turns cold water into charitable giving
• Possible motives revealed in Martin murder case statement
• Capital gained: RG Steel gets money to reopen
• DNA match yields arrest in 2000 Dundalk cold case
• O’Donnell project on track to break ground this fall
• Community to hold forum on underage drinking
• Dundalk PTA selling Dundalk bracelets to show pride
• Workers trickle back to Sparrows Point plant
• Taxes on agenda at opening of Assembly
• Jaclyn Martin pleads guilty in Hops murder case
• Back River waste water plant to receive state grant
• Dundalk resident’s collection offers glimpse into local history
• County holds resource fair to help steelworkers
• Hot mill at Point shut down
• Hot mill at Point shut down
• Navy rejects plea on NJROTC
• Navy rejects plea on NJROTC
• Police report decline in county homicides since 2005
• Police report decline in county homicides since 2005
• Village Shopping Center parking issues still unresolved
• Village Shopping Center parking issues still unresolved
• Big Dan the Pest Man wins county rat contract
• Big Dan the Pest Man wins county rat contract
• Non-profits seek new resources
• Logan Village housing project awarded funding
• North Point group approved for tax credits
• Dundalk boxers to square off against Navy
• Blue Christmas at Point
• Ed Hale retires as bank chairman of First Mariner
• Lion King actor makes a stop at Patapsco High
• Local metal recycler is on guard against thieves
• Dundalk-Sollers Point high construction
• Point machine shop closing? Not so fast
• Legislator wants school options
• Epoch drug program denies favoritism, makes its case
• Dundalk native honored for fundraising efforts
• Minnick gambling charges are set aside
• No redistricting drama this time: 6th District stays intact
• BRRC launches plan to help restore oyster population
• ESCA has Christmas cheer, hopes for new year
• One homicide solved, one still unresolved
• More townhomes coming to North Point
• Veterans Park to shine for the holiday
• CCBC program teaches skills for career success
• State school board recommends 2.0 GPA for athletics
• POLICE SEEK MISSING TEEN
• North Point Public Library reaches out to teens
• Three arrested in copper thefts; other cases still open
• NHCA takes ambitious approach to Citizens On Patrol
• Drug City pharmacist receives state honor
• Santa’s Helpers strive to aid the needy this Christmas
• Colgate to get a touch of rebuilding
• NPVCA stays strong
• Sollers Point Community Center nears completion
• Annie finds a home for the holidays at Toby’s Dinner Theatre
• Holidays mean need at Dundalk’s Family Crisis Center shelter
• Hopkins Bayview’s Ball gets rare honor
• Fort Howard meeting yields frustration, few answers
• State ends relationship with drug program
• Son of Dundalk Middle teacher wins race
• Graceland Park greets Baltimore City state’s attorney
• Dundalk Eagle High School Athletes of the Season: Fall 2011
• Patapsco grad talks about organ and tissue donation
• DRC looking to expand housing rehab program
• Ed Hale to be inducted into inaugural MISL Hall of Fame
• Norwood-Holabird group is bucking trend
• County officials warn of no money for local projects
• Commemorating Veterans Day in Dundalk
• American Indian Center to debut new museum
• BDC opens another business without knowledge of the GDCC
• Investigators rule on cause of Holabird fire
• Being Elmo opens at Charles Theatre
• CCBC prof goes Green
• Speed camera at school damaged
• Nanotechnology firm opens in Holabird Business Park
• Deaf ministry comes to St. Rita Catholic Church
• Graceland Park residents take to the streets
• Dundalk High alum hosts “cyber reunion”
• PHOTOS: Halloween around the ‘hood’
• Police share tips for safe Halloween
• Crucial mistakes continue to haunt Patriots in 14-6 loss
• Consent decree issued for "L" furnace at Sparrows Point
• Patapsco dance teachers to present at national conference
• Pointers edge Pikesville in overtime for division crown
• Severstal sues RG Steel over payments on sale of mill
• Sparrows Point plans to bring all 200 fire hydrants back on line
• Police look to public for help in another cold case
• Vandals damage Bear Creek Elementary school fields
• Winners revealed in Dundalk Eagle Photo Contest
• Ribbon-cutting for new Seafarers center
• Hoarder house is finally under control
• DHS makes AYP for third consecutive year
• Village Shopping Center may face parking problem
• Bread and Cheese Creek gets cleaned up for history
• Pointers helping Pointers: Sparrows Point alumni aid school
• ‘Hoots and Salutes’ earns DHS award for character
• New leaders take reins at Back River restoration group
• Dundalk NJROTC in peril
• Merritt Park Shopping Center plans come into focus
• Dreamgirls lights up the stage at Toby’s Dinner Theatre
• DRC releases results of public perception study
• Blue Ocean Realty buys Village Shopping Center
• Dundalk SATs rise
• Remembering the missing
• County police seek information in two big cases
• Key Bridge, tunnel toll increases unaffected by feedback
• Local actors lead Music Man adaptation at CCBC Essex
• Mikula takes reins at Local 9477
• Woman sentenced in McDonald’s beating
• Aid Our Veterans helps American heroes in need
• Tropical Storm Lee leads to more flooding in Dundalk
• Local art teachers earn national recognition
• High Road alum returns to help where he got help
• Labor Day brings songs, union activism to park
• Changes made to O’Donnell Heights housing plan
• St. Casimir’s Bank celebrates 100th anniversary
• After bar bust, chief wants law toughened
• Watersedge Fall Festival offers fun for the whole family
• Irene went east, and took potential floodwaters with it
• Story on Dundalk High’s turnaround gets good response
• Dundalk’s sea dog: Joshua Barney, Part 8
• BREAKING NEWS: BGE anticipates 500,000 customer outages for this weekend.
• Dundalk-Edgemere braces for possible arrival of storm Irene
• State energy efficiency program targets Dundalk
• Taking the High Road to help special-needs students
• Costas Inn makes appearance on Today
• CCBC Dundalk: 40 years old and still going strong
• Framework taking shape for new Dundalk, Sollers Pt.
• Former D-PNHS head Lukanich dies at 77
• Former CCBC president Proulx dies at 66
• EARTHQUAKE
• BREAKING: SEWAGE OVERFLOW AT BACK RIVER PLANT
• Facilities use rule revised
• Dundalk’s Sweet Adelines chorus is hitting a high note
• Man dies after jumping from beltway bridge
• St. Helena to host first annual Antiques Appraisal Day
• Local social kickball league growing in popularity
• Striking workers picket local Verizon office
• Fort Howard blaze under investigation
• Sollers Point community center plans are on track
• Guilty plea in Rosedale hate crime beating
• Weightlifter Strong still living up to his name at age 80
• Sparrows Point student goes to Florida to play on ice
• Teaching for America
• Embracing distance running to help cure Crohn’s
• Summer theater camp puts local kids in the spotlight
• Despite cleanup, dumping resumes on Stansbury Road
• After record-shattering heat, respite could be coming
• Eagle editor Matrazzo garners national press award for column
• Locals speak out in wake of Point ruling
• Bayview program offers help, hope with Creative Alternatives
• Dundalk High NJROTC program in danger of closing
• Dundalk/Sollers Point construction hits growing stage
• Chamber golf tournament raises funds for scholarships
• Four charged in Minnick’s gambling raid
• Schools add environmental requirement
• County Council changes PUD process
• Park service holds talks on local War of 1812 sites
• Defenders Day set to return to Fort Howard Sept. 4
• Dundalk couple participate in the ultimate “Match Game”
• Stansbury Road dump is cleaned up after complaints
• Sparrows Point arsons under investigation
• Another assault on rats set to begin soon
• Legislative redistricting sparks memories of court battle
• Local schools solid in MSA test results
• Local family educates others on Native American past
• Turner Station breaking ground on new history exhibit
• Four-year-old Charlesmont boy in battle with leukemia
• Kamenetz releases salary figures online
• A year after shooting, Hops Inn owner is still mourned
• Heritage Park gazebo renovations completed for fair
• Toby’s takes audiences on a musical trip to Xanadu
• McDonough bill seeks to freeze proposed higher tolls
• Opponents of in-state tuition confident as deadline nears
• Holabird principal Melton retires after 42 years of service
• Dock of the Bay fined $4,000 for continued violations
• Scrivani honored for decades of service to veterans
• Playbook sports bar in Graceland Park has got game
• COURT ROUNDUP: Man sentenced for selling counterfeit goods
• Students get chance to learn fishing at Stansbury Park
• Renco mum on Coke Point risk assessment
• Traffic remains issue in Fort Howard plan
• New website hopes to help local small businesses
• NHCA to pursue higher safety standards in area
• Meeting on O’Donnell Heights proposal is cancelled
• The Class of 2011: Graduates
• Input sought on toll increases
• Merritt Park plans pending
• Planning Director to help stabilize older communities
• Oppenheim retires, insists he really means it this time
• Tech Ed building’s reprieve is over and its days numbered
• Dock of the Bay heads for more legal woes
• Man to stand trial for child sexual abuse
• Arrests made in Inverness triple stabbing
• 77th Annual Dundalk 4th Of July Parade
• Study condemns water at Point
• Petition drive to put tuition bill on ballot looks on track
• Annual Edgestock music festival hits Fort Howard on Saturday
• Local steel processor to lay off almost 60
• Tables turned in Inverness triple stabbing
• Man accidentally shot in Berkshire fight
• Schools focus on anti-bullying efforts
• Two local teachers recognized for excellence in the classroom
• Dundalk High seniors GEAR UP to succeed thanks to grant
• Local students compete at countywide science fair
• Shipyard workers played crucial role in World War II
• Summer to see the return of the rat eradication patrol
• Precinct Report
• Time to say farewell to the Dundalk High Tech Ed wing
• Concerts in the Park sets lineup
• GDC complains of BDC silence on industrial park
• AVID students reach college goals thanks to PHS program
• DCT delivers a funny perspective on Cinderella
• A hometown hero is laid to rest, 66 years later
• Three’s the charm for North Point Precinct officer
• OELKE OPEN: Familiar quartets finish at the top of the leaderboard
• Concerts in the Park to relaunch this summer
• County executive announces crime drop
• The 2011 Dundalk Heritage Fair
• Rodgers and Hammerstein’s ‘Cinderella’
• Local school shows world a pioneering teaching idea
• Sculptor creates art from debris left in Back River
• Edgemere-based American Yeast plant cited for foul odors
• Local officials sign Back River “Trash Treaty” pledge
• Volunteer firefighters celebrate decades of community service
• County seeks homes for kids in need
• General Assembly Wrapup: Contentious legislative session didn’t end on a high note
• Edgemere’s Iman named state’s Trooper of the Year
• Gansler tours Back River, Hart-Miller to fulfill pledge
• Dundalk Avenue truck checkpoints catch violations
• Eagle staffers win five awards from MDDC Press Association
• Dundalk schools come together to celebrate art – and show it
• Group faults BDC over industrial park decisionmaking
• Police make arrest in Fairgreen shooting
• Local branch puts National Library Week on wheels
• Dundalk continues losing streak in “Toilet Bowl”
• Maryland General Assembly votes by local legislators
• BREAKING: Two arrested in Turner's shooting
• Going green at the Point
• CCBC student’s recovery defies odds
• Cane-Fu class teaches elderly how to use protection
• MARYLAND GENERAL ASSEMBLY
• Dundalk Chamber rewards good teaching
• Franchot discusses Dundalk development, housing crisis
• Foundation laid for new Dundalk/Sollers Point high
• Toby’s Dinner Theatre receives 5 award nominations
• Polish Festival might relocate to Dundalk for 2012
• Dundalk Idol returns for another exciting season
• Animal caregiver’s work devastated by house fire
• Dundalk couple turns tragic loss into hope for others
• Creek cleanup yields 8 tons of trash, 3.5 tons of metal
• Dundalk High gets honor
• Battle over LNG plan quietly goes on
• Entertainment lineup announced for Heritage Fair
• Budget bill passed by House features many fee hikes
• Group sets sights on traffic, safety issues
• In Dundalk, classrooms of tomorrow are here today
• Going from WNBA to helping others
• Turner’s charrette added to county master plan
• Progress on cleanup of Sauer Dump stuck in neutral
• 42nd Street taps its way into Toby’s Dinner Theatre
• Store owner charged with lottery theft
• Son charged with attempted murder
• Son of injured woman arrested in arson fire
• Yeast plant concerns growing
• House sends gay marriage bill back into committee
• Local lawyer appointed to county Board of Appeals
• Patapsco High puts on a touch of Hairspray
• Dundalk goes green at annual St. Patrick’s Day parade
• Separation hard on soldiers, families during deployment
• Sauer Dump proposed for Superfund site
• North Point to be home to training facility
• Shoe doctor Clarke celebrates 20 years in Dundalk
• Maryland General Assembly: Momentum grows to raise state gas, alcohol taxes
• Soldiers, families ready for deployment
• Water main break closes part of Holabird Avenue
• Delegates to debate same-sex marriage
• Patapsco named magnet of distinction
• Truck traffic plans promised, but not firm
• Dundalk Chamber’s Snowball Gala
• Turner Station takes time to remember story of a people
• County publishes resource guide for seniors
• The Sky’s the Limit for Dundalk-based theater group
• A new way to make history come alive at Charlesmont
• Award winning art at Patapsco High School and Center for the Arts
• Twelve Angry Men
• Bill to allow gay marriage opposed
• Several groups, public invited to discuss truck traffic
• American Legion looking to restart baseball program
• Nurse works overtime to restore orphanage in Haiti
• A.J. Wright closes store on Merritt Blvd.
• Former CCBC teacher witnesses turmoil in Egypt
• Washington appointed to civil rights advisory committee
• Conviction overturned in 2006 murder
• Options for unemployed include classes, agencies
• Higher traffic fines proposed
• North Point streetscape to include runoff management
• County orders Warehouse cleanup
• Families welcomed to Dundalk community
• Agenda for state not just budget
• Baltimore travel plaza shuts down bus services
• Dundalk Middle School students raise funds to fight malaria
• Former county councilman O’Rourke, 82, dies in Florida
• Home buyers welcomed in community
• Help offered for idled Severstal workers
• A play in a day at Patapsco
• Del. Olszewski Jr. elected chair of county delegation
• Severstal seeking to create new landfill
• Women of the 1960s invade Toby’s Dinner Theater
• State budget deficit looms
• Patapsco students selected to sing at governor’s inauguration
• North Point Road revitalization awaits county funding
• "RAVENS COUNTRY"
• Pets In Print
• Charlesmont decorated in Purple
• Police seek men in robberies, shooting
• Chromium lingers as local issue
• CCBC wants state to help fund cost of tuition
• Toporovich re-elected president of Police Assistance Fund
• Three suspects sought in area store robberies
• Dundalk Holiday Basketball Tournament: Owl boys finally manage to finish a rally
• Patapsco Holiday Classic Basketball Tourney: Patriot boys down Westminster for title
• Todd Avenue man lays wreath at Arlington National Cemetery
• Residents protest dumping of refuse on vacant lot
• Roy Plummer selected for 2011 DHS alumni award
• Hunters rescued from Hart-Miller Island
• Belclare resident: traffic remedy needed before wrecks
• Holabird student attacked in restroom
• Farewell, Mary: Harvey to retire from county agency
• County set to acquire land from Baltimore City
• Belclare is path for overweight trucks, say residents
• County visitor initiative includes regional 1812 focus
• Fund aids local senior women in need
• Officials discuss outlook for 2011 legislative session
• Rebuilding effort needs homes, volunteers by Dec. 24
• Arsenic-laden chicken feed on Weir’s legislative plate
• Five injured in Diamond Point accident
• After 20 years of concerts in the park, Persiani retires
• They paved the front lawn, and put up a parking lot
• Dundalk native makes history on County Council
• Johns Hopkins Bayview lights up the night for a cause
• 2nd chance for public input on Bear Creek housing
• Kroff moves operations to Belcamp
• Fire crews at Seagram’s site three times in one week
• DRC rehab housing program struggles to find funding, buyers
• Local player an Academic All-American
• Patapsco seeking funds for upgrades to facilities
• MdTA seeks female officers
• Christmas comes early at Toby’s Dinner Theatre
• Diploma-degree program launches at CCBC Dundalk
• Builder plans 89-home development in Stansbury
• Fort Howard and Fort Carroll called “endangered”
• Five local players earn All-County first-team honors
• High School Football: Dundalk, Sparrows Point earn regional playoff berths
• For Veterans Day, a photographic memoir of Vietnam
• Dundalk High School continues to improve test scores
• Repaving projects coming to O’Donnell Heights roads
• Eagle Awards: old faves, and some ballot stuffing
• Severstal shutdown extended
• Holiday Foods evicted from historic shopping center
• Defendant enters guilty plea in Hops Inn owner’s death
• Grange Elementary School marks golden anniversary
• Baltimore county circuit court
• Patapsco Bank hit by robber
• Telephone scam targeting area senior citizens
• State House hopefuls face off at CCBC Dundalk
• Woman dies in Yorkway blaze on Sunday
• Ruppersberger confident, focused on issues in Congress
• Recreation council athletic field dedicated to Mills
• Metzgar “started campaigning after the last election”
• New housing plan for O’Donnell Heights revealed
• Going the distance at Sandy Plains Elementary
• Clendaniel: Dem-dominated assembly won’t lower taxes
• Bailey says elected officials should live like constiuents
• Healing the waters at Merritt Point
• Edgemere Moose officially closes
• Dundalk Community Theatre Opens With 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee'
• Dundalk-area roads in need of upgrades, repaving
• Family Crisis Center receives $107,000 in federal grant funds
• Local bikers gear up for annual Kennedy Kreiger Toy Ride
• Baltimore County exec announces crime is way down
• County executive hopeful Holt: “squeeze waste out”
• More legal woes for Dock of the Bay
• City-county pool tourney features senior pool talent
• Citizen soldier reports for political duty in 6th District
• High School Football: Dundalk hammers defending division champ Pikesville
• Bob Long looking for fresh perspective, change]
• John Quiñones: “A lot of people don’t have a voice”
• High School Football: Owls earn redemption against Loch Raven in 49-0 win
• Sparrows point shipward sues steel mill over pollution
• Weenie World closes, but new eatery rises in its place
• Free family fun at the North Point library
• Dundalk-based Patapsco Bank hits the century mark
• David Crews documents his way through hard times
• Odd Fellows pay $1m for building at old drive-in site
• O’Donnell Heights residents hope for money from city
• Turner Station native travels the world serving others
• Low turnout likely helped incumbents’ sweep
• Moose Lodge to go up for auction
• In defeat, Hadfield and Crandell stress hope over tears
• PRECINCT REPORT
• Severstal shutters some operations till end of year
• Family Crisis Center faces financial crisis, cuts in services
• Asking for a piece of the pie
• Candidate profile: County Executive
• Threatening sign prompts police to look into case
• County studying waste wood as heating, cooling fuel
• Dundalk High Class of 1962 alumna releases debut CD
• Odd Fellows’ programs strive to make world smaller
• “Long shots” count on voters to take a closer look
• Coping with disabilities through dance
• Citizens don’t want veterans left out at Fort Howard
• Dundalk to participate in early voting for the first time
• Will Bauer’s Farm play active role in 1812 celebration?
• The race for the State House comes to Dundalk
• CCBC to open food pantry
• DEPRM uses dredge material to enhance shoreline
• Three local pumping stations to get complete upgrades
• Cleanup plans at Seagram’s site remain in limbo
• Schilpp asks city to do its part on watershed trash
• Severstal puts plant up for sale
• Students, volunteers give Back River a cleaning sweep
• Local Moose member receives order’s highest honor
• Late residents’ son has cemetery complaints
• Improper use of DHS Tech Ed facilities?
• Appeals court rules restaurant is considered nightclub
• Local soldier buried after bureaucratic confusion
• Veteran ship of Persian Gulf fame moored at shipyard
• Silver Rose, symbol of faith, makes a stop in Dundalk
• Ehrlich promises Back River upgrades
• Maryland Hugs Of Hope Program
• Rapper returns to ODH neighborhood to shoot video
• Patapsco High School group to perform in Scotland
• Partying for a good cause at the Hard Yacht Café
• Company seeks air permit
• Dundalk Heritage Fair
• DCT Concludes its 2009/2010 Season with Annie
• Altar Boyz At Dundalk Community Theatre
• Sealant Saturday
• COUNTY, STATE FUNDS BRINGING NEW CENTER TO WATERSEDGE
• MY COMMISSION CAN BE AS LOW AS 1.75%
• Farmers Market
• Sensational Back to School Night at Norwood

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