No new taxes, but changes to worker benefitsby Ben Boehl With all the talk of — and resistance to — tax increases in Annapolis, Baltimore County residents worried about what taxes might be added or increased as County Executive Kevin Kamenetz presen... »
by Nicole Rodman Thick smoke and acrid fumes over Dundalk last Monday evening were caused by an “extremely large trash fire” at the Sparrows Point Shipyard, according to Baltimore County Fire Department spokeswoman Elise Armacost. As Armacost exp... »
Scholarship in memory of Richard McJiltonby Bill Gates After a nearly five-month delay caused by construction at the CCBC Dundalk campus, the Greater Dundalk Sports Hall of Fame inducted its three newest members on Saturday. ... »
Strikes out 10, walks three in seven inningsby Bill Gates When it comes to the etiquette of no-hitters, the members of the Dundalk baseball team ... well, the Owls could use some lessons. “Our kids have the worst no-hitter etiquette there is,” Du... »
Local delegation opposed billby Bill Gates One of the problems plaguing Dundalk High when it struggled to achieve Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) was its dropout rate: as high as eight percent in 2008. A bill which has passed both the Senate and t... »
A preliminary investigation by Baltimore County Police indicates that last night’s fire at the Pleasant Zion Baptist Church on North Point Boulevard began outside the church building itself, near two sheds at the rear of the building, according to a co... »
Plan to focus on sharing of informationby Ben BoehlWhen it comes to the Dundalk community, many neighborhoods have the same problems. It doesn’t matter if you go to a community association meeting in Colgate, North Point Village, Norwood, St. ... »
Third annual art show held at Dundalk Highby Nicole Rodman Dundalk High School was not just a high school on one recent night. It was also an art gallery. More than 1,800 students, parents and community members gathered for the Third Annual ... »
Reconfiguration plan calls for extended piersby Ben Boehl A public hearing was held at the North Point Public Library on Tuesday, April 3 as the owners of North Point Marina, McCluskey Properties, LLC, have filed a request with the Maryland Departm... »
Veterans and residents unite against projectby Ben Boehl Members of Save Fort Howard gathered at the VFW Dundalk Memorial Post 6694 on Sunday, April 1 to unveil a new logo for the group that is opposed to the development of housing units at Fort How... »
Local veteran said refund check bouncedby Ben Boehl Essex resident Alfred Clasing Jr., a World War II veteran, attended the “Save Fort Howard” gathering at the VFW Dundalk Memorial Post 6694 on Sunday, April 1. The 88-year-old is against the Fort Ho... »
Music of Joan Jett, Styx to be featuredby Nicole Rodman Spring has arrived and, with it, comes news from Dundalk’s Heritage Fair Association. On March 3, the group, responsible for planning each year’s Heritage Fair, announced on their Facebook p... »
All four GOP presidential candidates have local supportby Ben BoehlWith Maryland’s 2012 primary election only a few days away, who are the local Republicans supporting for president here in Dundalk? It appears the members of the East Baltimore Coun... »
Dundalk Eagle video of a debate featuring 2012 Republican primary candidates for Maryland's 2nd District Congressional seat is available on The Eagle's YouTube channel. The debate, sponsored by the East Baltimore County Republican Club, was held at the... »
Plan would put big-box store at Wise and Merrittby Bill Gates The aging building at the corner of Wise Avenue and Merritt Boulevard has put in over a half-century of service to the community as a school, a police station, government offices and a r... »
