Have you been hearing things about the local group of the Sierra Club here in Howard County? I have…and not necessarily all good things for the local group. For me, it all kind of started back during the Primary when Alan Schnieder released a mailer against Courtney Watson. Since then there has been some talk,…
Note: Press release / guest post from Bridges to Housing Stability: Bridges to Housing Stability (“Bridges”) is hosting a celebration on Monday July 30, 2018 at the King’s Contrivance Amherst House to commemorate its affordable housing program’s progress, with refreshments and networking starting at 9:30am and followed by the celebration from 10:00-11:00am. We want to…
There are a variety of stories I have been following and just have not had the time to write them up in the form of a full blog post…but with primary election day only 48 hours away…I just thought I would add a post to capture some of the stuff happening before election day: A…
Today is the last day of early voting…yesterday we saw the highest number of votes here in Howard County…here is the breakdown by voting location: (click on any of the images below to zoom in). More than 2,000 votes cast yesterday…great numbers for us locally…and Miller still remains the place in the county to vote. Here…
Here is information the HCPOA posted on Facebook this morning: The members of Howard County Police Officers’ Association, Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 21 are proud to endorse Jonathan Weinstein for reelection to the Howard County Council, District 1. Jon has been an ardent supporter of law enforcement. Today’s police officer faces new threats and multiple…
Early voting day 6 results are in…and Howard County voters once again came out in good numbers…here are total votes cast by voting location: (click on any of the images below to zoom in). 1,789 votes is the best day yet for Howard County. Miller was the best location again (which has been the case since…
Some good news concerning Main Street in Ellicott City…this is taken from County Executive Allan Kittleman’s Facebook page: This morning, Ellicott City’s Main Street was reopened to two-way traffic west of Old Columbia Pike and east of Maryland Avenue. Vehicles traveling west on Frederick Road from Baltimore County can now cross the Patapsco River Bridge…
