New storm, more misery
As Marylanders struggled to recover from Isabel's destruction, another storm hit early yesterday, dumping heavy rain on an already soaked region, renewing fears of flooding, forcing the closure of more...
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Transfer of liquor licenses opposed
Three delegates from Baltimore County's east side are balking at a proposal to allow the transfer of liquor licenses from the Essex-Middle River area to Towson, contending the plan to...
City, county firefighters battle blazes amid snow
Firefighters in the city and Baltimore County battled residential fires in the midst of yesterday's snowstorm. One of the fires was an apartment blaze in Cockeysville that left a man...
Local governments brace for cuts
The executives from the Baltimore region's two biggest counties warned yesterday that their budgets - and the services they provide to residents - could be decimated if the state doesn't...
Reactions mixed on bill to aid Towson
A bill that would allow the transfer of six liquor licenses to central Towson got a lukewarm reception yesterday from Baltimore County senators, who applauded the goal of revitalizing the...
For kids, lost heroes also Mom and Dad
The crowds cheered at Cape Canaveral on Jan. 16 as the space shuttle Columbia rocketed into the cloudless sky, but for the children of the astronauts, the celebration was laced...
At Club 4100, memories
Dino Spanomanolis smoked cigarettes and sipped his coffee yesterday morning at Club 4100, the restaurant in Brooklyn Park he and his brother Manny own, waiting for the tribute to the...
Candidates living in limbo after map ruling
When the governor released his new General Assembly map, Del. Shirley Nathan-Pulliam was dismayed to learn that her longtime home in Baltimore was no longer in the district she had...
Ehrlich clarifies his stand on Ports
Del. James F. Ports Jr. has repeatedly said he would do anything to help Rep. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s gubernatorial run, but now the Ehrlich campaign is distancing itself from...