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Residential pick-up crews will temporarily get $50 more a week in return for starting their shifts at 5 a.m. As for permanent wage increases – nothing.
County Executive Klausmeier appears ready to bypass the inspector general selection panel she set up
The second round of candidate interviews is to be conducted not by the full panel, but by a single panel member and Klausmeier herself, Baltimore County confirms. UPDATED.
The former City Council president says he is vice president of operations for G.L.O.M. Global, a nonprofit with grandiose expansion plans for West North Avenue and elsewhere.
The dissenting judge in 2-1 decision criticizes the majority for ignoring a well-established rule governing the venue where criminal conduct takes place.
The ever-escalating cost of repairing the BPD garage rose once again after parts of the concrete basement caved in on May 20. Fortunately, no member of the Crime Scene Unit was injured.
Former 11th District Councilman Eric T. Costello today confirmed what insiders picked up on a few weeks ago: He has gone to work for the behemoth of the Baltimore restaurant scene – the Atlas ...
After 18 years of ownership, city sells a derelict industrial complex for $1 Charting the downward course of a real estate venture designed to bring jobs and hope to three of Baltimore’s poorest ...
With more very hot weather on the way, the State Health Department advises people to be aware of the warning signs of heat-related illnesses, ...
Kamau M. Marshall was fired today by Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott, who hired him six months ago as his $185,000-a-year chief of communications. Marshall confirmed to Fox45 News that he stepped down ...
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