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Inspector General finds traffic-calming snafus cost the taxpayer more than $125,000.
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The county wants a development like Metro Centre at Owings Mills for Woodlawn.
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The county is paying the price of neglecting old high schools by building three at once.
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Council resolution opposing the landfill’s permit appears set to pass with bipartisan support.
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National Park Service gives no online guidance on Hampton’s status.
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The new bridge is not expected to open for three years.
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The county says it will lock in the cost of energy from Parkton for 25 years.
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Councilman Todd Crandell questioned the vote, citing lack of data on police calls.
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Councilman David Marks asked the Klausmeier administration to reopen negotiations.
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The announcement comes as the Woodlawn branch celebrates a $22 million renovation.