PARKVILLE, MD – The 2019 Parkville Fair was held on Sunday, September 8, and it was a picture-perfect day. After rain dampened last year’s affair, organizers were pleased with Sunday’s beautiful weather. “This was our first year away from Harford Road with nice weather,” said Chris Montcalmo, president of the Parkville-Carney Business Association, which organizes the annual event. “Given last […]
The following is a sponsored post from our friends at the Pinder Plotkin Legal Team. “Ask Pinder Plotkin” is the new monthly Q&A column answering your legal questions and concerns from The Pinder Plotkin Legal Team, your local law firm focused on personal injury, workers’ compensation claims, wrongful death, bankruptcy, Social Security disability, medical malpractice, estate planning and administration (probate), […]
PARKVILLE, MD – An annual tradition continues this September in Parkville. The 2019 Parkville Fair sponsored by the Pinder Plotkin Legal Team will be held on Sunday, September 8, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. This year, the fair will be held in its new location in the parking lot at the Putty Hill Shopping Center, located at 2532 Putty […]
TOWSON, MD – The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools is collecting new school supplies to restock The Exchangeree, which offers BCPS teachers access to free school supplies year-round to share with students in need. The drive is taking place through Friday, August 23rd. Drop-off locations: Nottingham-area Baltimore County Public Library Branches Essex – 1110 Eastern Blvd., 21221 Parkville-Carney […]
Secretary Carol Beatty announced on Thursday the appointment of Delegate Christian J. Miele, Esq., as Deputy Secretary of the Maryland Department of Disabilities. The appointment is effective January 9, the date Miele completes his term of office in the Maryland House of Delegates. “Christian worked hard representing his constituents in Baltimore County, and his experience in health, behavioral health, and […]
The county’s school supply drive is kicking into high gear. The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools invites local residents to participate in this tradition and to donate school supplies to students who will need them. There are three ways to participate this year – making an online contribution, volunteering time, or dropping off donated supplies. And if giving makes […]
Last month, Diamond #27 at Belmont Park in Parkville was officially named “Pinder Field” in honor of Edward T. Pinder, local attorney and longtime Parkville Recreation Council leader. The field dedication, sponsored by Baltimore County Government and the Parkville Recreation Council, recognizes Pinder’s years of volunteer service to youth athletic programs in the community. A past president and board member […]
On Monday, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan held a cabinet meeting at the Community College of Baltimore County’s Essex campus. The governor, along with Lt. Governor Boyd Rutherford, also honored many prominent community volunteers and organizations at today’s meeting. Among those presented with citations were Angel Park’s Kelli Szczybor, the Back River Restoration Committee, White Marsh resident Robert Romadka Sr. (a […]