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Government, The Neighborhood Files, Local Connections

Intersection, Light Rail To Close in Lutherville Friday

The rubberized pad at W. Seminary Avenue and Light Rail Road that motorists use over the Light Rail tracks is set to be replaced, and could take four days.

Government, Business

Bay Bank of Lutherville Acquires 10 Carrollton Bank Branches

The Carrollton branches, that are located throughout the Baltimore Metropolitan Area, as well as Bay Bank branches, will soon be renamed BayBank.

Government, Awareness

US Official Lays Wreath at Holocaust Memorial

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel visits Israel Sunday.

Government

W. Seminary Avenue To Close—Temporarily

The road will close for a few days in May, according to the State Highway Administration. An incorrect sign at the site that indicates it will closed permanently will be changed.

Government, The Neighborhood Files, Local Connections

It's the Worst Intersection in Hunt Valley-Cockeysville

Hunt Valley-Cockeysville Patch's Facebook fans criticize intersections in our community, from Ridgland and Cranbrook to Bosley and Warren roads. Which do you think is the worst and why? And what should be done to fix it?

A copy of the lawsuit filed Monday against Baltimore County Council, provided by Whistler Burch, member of the Save Mays Chapel Park Committee.

Government, Schools, The Neighborhood Files, Local Connections

Mays Chapel Group Sues County over Proposed Elementary School

Baltimore County spokeswoman calls it a delay tactic, emphasizes that the school 'will be built.'

Government, Business, The Neighborhood Files, Local Connections

Photos: Spicy Snowman, Meltable Cushions, More

Snow fell Monday in Hunt Valley, drooping the daffodils at the Cockeysville Precinct, and inspiring McCormick employees.

Volunteers in the News, Elections, Arts, The Neighborhood Files

MAP: How Much Snow Has Fallen in Your Community?

The Baltimore Metro area was expecting between 5 and 11 inches of snow during this week's winter storm. See how many inches have fallen in your area with the LIVE map below.

Government, The Neighborhood Files, Local Connections

Forecast: More Snow, 11 Inches, Could Accumulate Wednesday

Wednesday will be filled with snow, rain and wind with 3-8 inches of snow expected to stack up during the day, and some more at night.

Government, The Neighborhood Files, Local Connections

Snowstorm Could Drop Up to 10 inches in Baltimore Metro Area

Most communities could see 4-8 inches total, but Randallstown, Owings Mills and Reisterstown could get the most, at up to 10 inches from Tuesday night through Wednesday night, according to the National Weather Service.

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