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07/02/2009 - Randallstown Farmers Market Opens Starting July 8
The Randallstown Farmers’ Market begins its third year of bringing farm-fresh produce to the Liberty Road Corridor on Wednesday July 8. The outdoor market will be open every Wednesday from 3 to 6 p.m. through September 16.
07/02/2009 - July's "Hello Baltimore County" Now Airing
The July edition of Baltimore County's half-hour cable television public affairs show highlights topics such as minority and women-owned businesses, free family fun, and how the county web site can help in this economic downturn.
07/02/2009 - Facilities Closed for Independence Day
Baltimore County government offices, and the District and Circuit Courts, will be closed on Friday, July 3 in recognition of the Independence Day holiday.
07/01/2009 - Backyard Fireworks Displays Are Illegal
Fireworks are illegal unless they are part of a public display for which a permit has been granted by the Fire Marshal.
07/01/2009 - Funding for Critical 911 Center Upgrades
U.S. Senator Mikulski and Congressman Ruppersberger joined Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith to announce new federal funding for critical upgrades to Baltimore County’s 911 Communications Center.
06/25/2009 - Baltimore County Senior Idol Contest
The Department of Aging Senior Idol contest will have three different auditions this summer. The first opportunity to perform (or cheer for your favorite contestant) will be on Tuesday, June 30 at the Cockeysville Senior Center from 1:30 to 3 p.m.
06/24/2009 - CO Poisoning Victims Transported to Shock Trauma
Five people from Essex went to the hyperbaric chamber at the R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma early Wednesday morning, June 24, 2009, with symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning.
06/22/2009 - Emergency Management Officials Summarize Damage From East Side Tornadoes
As residents of eastern Baltimore County clean up after Saturday's tornadoes, emergency management leaders evaluate damage to the area.
06/17/2009 - Baltimore County Family Fun for Summer 2009
Baltimore County celebrates summer with a guide to more than 60 free events, attractions and activities for families.
06/17/2009 - Cub Hill Road Closed for Five Days
Baltimore County will close a portion of Cub Hill Road, just south of Cromwell Bridge Road (ADC Map 4580 F3) on Monday, June 22 for five days in order to replace a deteriorating culvert.
06/17/2009 - Member Registration for Senior Box Office
The yearly membership enrollment period for Senior Box Office is taking place from July 1 to August 15. Senior Box Office is a great way to feel connected to many of the art and cultural opportunities Baltimore has to offer.
06/16/2009 - New Resources to Help Citizens in Economic Distress
Today, Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith announced a new resource to help Baltimore County citizens who are in economic distress and other critical situations.
06/12/2009 - Smith Commemorates Police Department 135th Anniversary
County Executive Jim Smith hosted a press event to commemorate the Police Department’s 135 years of service to Baltimore County.
06/12/2009 - Volunteer Water Restrictions for Northwest
Baltimore City Department of Public Works and Baltimore County DPW jointly announced that preventative maintenance will begin tomorrow on a 54 inch water main which provides drinking water to northwestern portions of Baltimore City and County.
06/11/2009 - County Launches Eat Local Campaign
Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith announced a new campaign to encourage shoppers to buy fresh goods at their local farmers' markets.
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