The newsletter highlights events, issues and proposed legislation throughout Towson, Loch Raven, Parkville, Carney, Perry Hall and Kingsville.
Each month, County Councilman David Marks releases a newsletter to constituents of District 5 via email. The full October newsletter can be found in the media gallery above. What changes would you like to see in Baltimore County? Tell us in the comments.
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The newsletter highlights events, issues and proposed legislation throughout Towson, Loch Raven, Parkville, Carney, Perry Hall and Kingsville.
Each month, County Councilman David Marks releases a newsletter to constituents of District 5 via email. The full September newsletter can be found in the media gallery above. What changes would you like to see in Baltimore County? Tell us in the comments.
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The newsletter highlights events, issues and proposed legislation throughout Towson, Loch Raven, Parkville, Carney, Perry Hall and Kingsville.
Each month, County Councilman David Marks releases a newsletter to constituents of District 5 via email. The full July newsletter can be found in the media gallery above. What changes would you like to see in Baltimore County? Tell us in the comments.
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The newsletter highlights events, issues and proposed legislation throughout Towson, Loch Raven, Parkville, Carney, Perry Hall and Kingsville.
Each month, County Councilman David Marks releases a newsletter to constituents of District 5 via email. The full April newsletter can be found in the media gallery above. What changes would you like to see in Baltimore County? Tell us in the comments.
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The newsletter highlights events, issues and proposed legislation throughout Towson, Loch Raven, Parkville, Carney, Perry Hall and Kingsville.
Each month, County Councilman David Marks releases a newsletter to constituents of District 5 via email. The full March newsletter can be found in the media gallery above.
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District 5 community members from Perry Hall, Parkville and Towson met to discuss the benefits of neighborhood watch groups.
Updates were recorded live during the meeting. 7:05 p.m. County Councilman David Marks opened the meeting with a review of recent legislation and issues he has worked on in the Fifth District. He talked about rezoning, his open space initiative and his proposal for mandatory term limits of councilmembers. 7:06 p.m. "We live in relatively safe communities ... while it seems we have rash of burglaries and rash of crime, it's still a relatively safe community. I have very good contact with precinct commanders ... but there are always ways we can improve," Marks said. He introduced members of Towson COP groups, calling their groups some of the best organized in Baltimore County. He also introduced Maj. Al Jones of the Eastern Patrol, who …
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5:41 pm on Thursday, August 9, 2012
The show "It Takes A Thief" was a popular show for awhile on the Discovery channel, I think. It featured two retired criminals, burglars if you will and part of their "atonement" was making this show. They basically get permission from someone to attempt to rob their house claiming "Oh my dogs will stop any intruders" or "My neighbors are looking out for me" or things to that extent, but a … more ›
The newsletter highlights events, issues and proposed legislation throughout Towson, Loch Raven, Parkville, Carney, Perry Hall and Kingsville.
Each month, County Councilman David Marks releases a newsletter to constituents of District 5 via email. The full February newsletter can be found in the media gallery above. What changes would you like to see in Baltimore County? Tell us in the comments.
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The newsletter highlights events, issues and proposed legislation throughout Towson, Loch Raven, Parkville, Carney, Perry Hall and Kingsville.
Each month, County Councilman David Marks releases a newsletter to constituents of District 5 via email. The full January newsletter can be found in the media gallery above. What changes would you like to see in Baltimore County? Tell us in the comments.
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Police said Vincent Forney has been charged with first-degree murder.
(Updated 3:40 p.m.)—A fight in a Hillendale home on Saturday night led to a man's death. According to police reports, Jamari Davon Mathis, of the 4000 block of Ridgecraft Road in northeast Baltimore, came to a home in the 1700 block of Forrest Avenue while Vincent Garnett Forney, 44 and also of the 1700 block of Forrest Avenue, was having dinner with a woman, the resident. According to police, Mathis, 38, and the woman got into an argument, and Forney intervened. During the scuffle, Forney allegedly stabbed Mathis with a large chef knife. Police were called around 10:25 p.m. Saturday on reports of a car that had gone off the road and into woods. There they found Mathis dead in his 2008 Honda Accord. According to police, Forney was arrested…
12:08 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Happy Birthday Jamari!! Rest Easy tiny you are truly missed! more ›
Athletic director wants to honor former Raiders.
As he made his way up to the top of a narrow stairway, Loch Raven High School athletic director Mike McEwan entered the activity room to see several teenage boys in Loch Raven's purple and gold gym uniforms, settling into place, preparing for the day’s gym lesson. His students stretched while chatting with the teacher, telling him of different stories about some “awesome” basketball plays they had seen their peers make, including a third-quarter shot by gym classmate Mark Magtanong, when the varsity basketball team played against Sparrows Point. “So, we get to be a part of the Hall of Fame, right?” one student asked. Loch Raven High School has had its share of athletic glory in Maryland since it opened in 1972, shown off with several glass…
4:04 pm on Thursday, March 17, 2011
Memo to Parkville high school AD and Principal, Great to see Loch Raven high school stepping forward with Athletic Hall of fame. Come on Parkville high there have been many former athletes telling the school for 20 years or more to do the same. Take in this plan to a board meeting and ok this. Many different ways to credit athletes from past, also a good way to increase $ in athletic program. more ›
George Gipe
2:34 pm on Wednesday, September 5, 2012
I don't see a mention of the CVS debacle in this newletter. more ›