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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
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Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Recent articles by Bryan Sears
Barth joins Ehrlich campaign
Explore Baltimore County (blog)
By Bryan P. Sears The population of employees of the Bob Ehrlich for Governor (again) campaign grew by one Monday afternoon with the announcement that ...
Explore Baltimore County: Medical marijuana bill step closer to vote
... scheduled for hearings in both the House Health and Government Operations and the Judiciary Committees on Feb. 26. Neither committee has voted on the bill. The General Assembly wraps up its work Monday at midnight. — Bryan P. Sears ...
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Cavey won't seek re-election
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By Bryan P. Sears The county's top GOP said Tuesday that he won't seek re-election this fall. Chris Cavey, chairman of the county's Republican Central ...
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Explore Baltimore County: Prosecutor's office hasn't pursued cases ...
Prosecutor's office hasn't pursued cases of dual voting. Nearly 200 people thought to have voted twice in 2008. By Bryan P. Sears bsears@patuxent.com. Posted 4/07/10. Nearly 200 voters in Maryland, including at least two dozen in ...
Councilman says road salt may carry environmental, health issues
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By Bryan P. Sears, bsears@patuxent.com This past winter season was a stark reminder that dealing with snow and ice on roadways comes with a price. ...
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Wife, others indicted in Hess murder case
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By Bryan P. Sears, bsears@patuxent.com A woman accused of hiring someone to kill her husband, as well as the alleged trigger man, could each face the death ...
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Explore Howard: Politicians not surprised by Ehrlich's plan to run
“I think career-wise, it's something you had to do to maintain the sense of being the leader of the party, and I think it's going to be an uphill battle for him.” Staff writer Bryan P. Sears contributed to this report. ...
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Potholes are testimony to tough winter Explore Baltimore County By Bryan P. Sears (Enlarge) Among the county road crews who are attempting to fill more than 45000 potholes that have appeared this spring after a frigid, ... |
Delegation denies bid for elected school board in the county Explore Baltimore County By Bryan P. Sears The effort to bring a partially elected school board to Baltimore County has failed for another year. The county's Senate delegation ... |
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Ehrlich back on campaign trail - Former governor to formerly announce his bid in Rockville, Arbutus By Bryan P. Sears Posted: 3/30/10 in Arbutus Times, Baltimore Messenger, Catonsville Times, North County News, Northeast Booster, ...
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Ehrlich back on campaign trail
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By Bryan P. Sears Republican former Gov. Robert Ehrlich will seek a rematch against Democratic incumbent Gov. Martin O'Malley and will make a formal ...
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Friday, March 19, 2010
Baltimore Co. police have identified man found in burning car
Baltimore Co. police have identified man found in burning car just outside Hampstead last week
March 18, 2010 By Kevin Dayhoff
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Baltimore County police have identified that a Taneytown man was the victim of a vehicle fire last week. Officials say the man is John David Metcalf, 48, of the 4600-block of Buffington Lane.
The autopsy revealed no evidence that John David Metcalf had been the victim of a crime, say Baltimore County police.
The incident occurred last Friday about 1:42 a.m., as firefighters and police responded to a vehicle on fire in the 4600 block of Black Rock Road of Upperco in the northern Baltimore County, just across the county line from Hampstead, Carroll County.
At the time, a man found inside the burning car was pronounced dead at the scene.
According to police, the victim was identified from dental records. The police investigation revealed that “Metcalf had been ill just prior to leaving work. It appears that while driving home, he stopped on the parking lot of Grace United Methodist Church. While parked at the location, a fire started in the engine of the vehicle. The victim’s death was caused by the car fire.”
The car fire last Friday is one of a rash of similar incidents in recent memory.
The Eagle reported yesterday that it was “Arson (that) caused $26,000 in total damage to two cars and a school bus in Mount Airy on Twin Arch Road.
Various media reports indicate similar car fire incidents in the southern York County, Pa., the Parkton area in northern Baltimore County and just last spring there was another death as the result of a car fire in a church parking in Hampstead
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
Recent articles by Bryan Sears in Explore Baltimore County
Published December 9, 2009 by Towson Times
Gov. Martin O'Malley last week appointed two county attorneys, including one prosecutor, to the Baltimore County Circuit Court. Ann Brobst and John Nagle were appointed on Nov. 30 to fill the retirement vacancies left by John Hennegan and Lawrence Daniels ... ...
Bill will allow wholesale operation in small bakeries
Published December 9, 2009 by Towson Times
... for its retail operations must face the main street. Also, the wholesale operation can only occupy 30 percent of the building, Moxley said. -- Bryan P. Sears...
Bill will allow wholesale operation in small bakeries
Published December 8, 2009 by Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times
... for its retail operations must face the main street. Also, the wholesale operation can only occupy 30 percent of the building, Moxley said.— Bryan P. Sears and Kevin Rector...
Fourth candidate for county council seat
Published December 2, 2009 by Catonsville Times, Arbutus Times
Brian Bailey announced Monday that he is running for the 1st District County Council seat currently held by fellow Democrat Sam Moxley. Bailey said he expects to formally file sometime after the first of the year and plans to hold a campaign kick-off and ... ...
Police say woman has been missing since Thanksgiving
Published November 30, 2009 by Towson Times
Baltimore County Police are asking for help in locating a Cockeysville woman who has been missing since last Wednesday.Jerryell Foster, 23, was last seen around 9 a.m. Nov. 25. A family member called police last Friday and reported her missing after ... ...
Pair of Towson robberies have similarities
Published November 30, 2009 by Towson Times
Two women who live in two different Towson-area apartment complexes were robbed as they came home Sunday. Cpl. Mike Hill, a spokesman for Baltimore County Police, said Monday the two incidents share similarities, but it’s too soon to say if they are ... ...
Police arrest Hillendale man in connection with shooting
Published November 24, 2009 by Northeast Booster, Northeast Reporter
... s children attend school, were put on lockdown as a precaution as police began searching for the suspect, according to Cpl. Mike Hill, a police spokesman.— Bryan P. Sears This story has been updated....
Smith won't propose bill for pay raises
Published November 24, 2009 by Towson Times, Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times, North County News, Northeast Booster, Northeast Reporter, Owings Mills Times
... be voted on and the raises won’t go into effect, he said.Several councilmen, including Bartenfelder, Kevin Kamenetz and Bryan McIntire, had said they would not support salary increases this year.The Personnel and Salary Advisory Board is required by law to ... ...
Toohey's departure stirs reactions
Published November 24, 2009 by Towson Times, Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times, North County News, Northeast Booster, Northeast Reporter, Owings Mills Times
Under most circumstances, the changing of a government spokesman, even at a high profile agency like a police department, would barely register as a blip on the public awareness meter. But reaction from both the public and media professionals to the ... ...
Kamenetz proposes 60 percent cap on council pensions
Published November 23, 2009 by Towson Times, Arbutus Times, Catonsville Times, North County News, Northeast Booster, Northeast Reporter, Owings Mills Times
Pensions for County Council members elected in 2010 would be capped at 60 percent under a bill proposed Monday by councilman Kevin Kamenetz.The bill comes about a month after it was reported that five-term Democratic councilman Vince Gardina, 54, will ... ...
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Saturday, November 21, 2009
B P Sears: Baltimore Co Salary advisory board violated Open Meetings Act
A salary advisory board violated the state Open Meetings Act, a senior county official said today.
The Baltimore County Personnel and Salary Advisory Board met Nov. 18 to recommend pay increases for the county executive and members of the County Council but did not open to the public an earlier unannounced meeting during which the particulars of their recommendations were discussed.
County Administrative Officer Fred Homan acknowledged in a brief phone call made to a reporter late Friday afternoon that the board violated the act by not opening the unannounced meeting.
“We do believe that, in fact, they did (violate the law) and we’re going to institute some training,” Homan said.
The county Office of Law began a review of the lawfulness of not making public the unannounced meeting after Patuxent Publishing Co., publisher of this Web site, raised questions with a county attorney.
Read the rest here: Portion of discussion on raises should have been public, senior official said
20091120 BPS Salary advisory board violated Open Meetings Act
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