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    Composite image by The Baltimore Banner, with photos by Ulysses Muñoz, Shan Wallace and Aman Azhar.
    Baltimore County exec shoots down school board request to tap $50M surplus for pay raises
    The money would cover raises for just one year, and the school system would need to scrounge up millions more within its existing budget to sustain the higher pay in subsequent years without added cost to taxpayers.
    Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. announces his budget proposal in the County Council chambers April 2022.
    Art Rewind: Recapping the Banner’s favorite images of July 2022
    Each month, The Baltimore Banner will curate some of our favorite images from the previous four weeks or so; that’ll include photographs and illustrations, from both our team of staffers and our wide pool of freelance contributors.
    The Mammoth Fireworks Show in Catonsville.
    Baltimore County bill would exempt waterfront businesses from Maryland environmental rules
    Restaurant owners who want to build on or expand their waterfront properties in Baltimore County could soon be exempt from state waterway protection regulations, per legislation under the County Council's consideration. A nonprofit dedicated to improving the Chesapeake Bay's health says the bill violates Maryland law.
    6/16/22—A sign reading “Baltimore County Maryland” hangs on the wall inside the historic Baltimore County Courthouse in Towson, the center of county government.
    Maryland kids in distress are being kept in emergency departments for weeks, months
    The longer kids stay in hospitals, physicians and administrators say, the more that their mental health deteriorates, and the more that limited and costly emergency-room resources are shifted away from other patients with critical needs.
    Noah Godfrey takes a moment to rest on a bench with his mother, Sunday Stilwell, in Glasgow Regional Park in Delaware.
    Coupon clipping as a cool new activity? Explaining inflation and saving to kids
    You don’t have to be old enough for a bank account to start to understand money.
    Boy clips a coupon, surrounded by dollar bills and coupons
    Raises for Baltimore county executive, council and top official proposed
    The Baltimore County Council is due to vote this month on legislation that would hike the salaries of the county executive, council members and the county’s head administrator by around 10% and do away with pension limits for council members.
    Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. announces his budget proposal in the County Council chambers April 2022.
    SNAP enrollment drops sharply in Maryland; some say staffing shortages, policy shifts partially to blame
    The number of Marylanders receiving SNAP benefits declined by more than 158,000 between March and May — an 18% drop.
    An illustration of a mother looking into an empty refrigerator with children in the background.
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    No longer needing a ‘good’ enough reason to wear and carry, more Marylanders are applying for — and getting — handgun permits
    "Wear and carry" applications in Maryland rose more than 600% from June 23 to July 11 compared to the same period last year, according to state police. This follows a U.S. Supreme Court ruling in June striking down New York’s rules for concealed weapons permits, and Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's subsequent suspension of a requirement that applicants provide a "good and substantial reason" for possessing a regulated firearm.
    A caucasian man drawing his modern polymer (Glock) .45 caliber pistol from an IWB (inside the waistband) holster under his leather jacket.
    Baltimore County’s first cricket field: A sign of immigrants’ growing influence and fertile ground for friendship
    Baltimore County is moving forward with plans to build a cricket facility, some 15 years after providing a nondescript field for players. The county is trying to be more responsive to its immigrant residents, who make up 13% of the total population.
    Vice Captain Sumir Shrestha watches as the ball flies behind him after he swung the bat July 27.
    Baltimore County Executive Olszewski’s chief of staff resigns, marking second high-level departure in a month
    Patrick Murray's departure follows that of Deputy County Administrative Officer Drew Vetter.
    Patrick H. Murray, chief of staff for Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr., has resigned from his position and will be replaced Sept. 15.
    Charging documents offer timetable of how police investigated child abuse allegations at Owings Mills day care
    The first allegation against James Weems came almost three weeks before his wife shot him in a Washington, D.C. hotel.
    Shanteari Weems (left) and James Weems (right)
    Paul Bernstorf is named the next Executive Director of the MIAA
    Former St. Paul's School Athletic Director Paul Bernstorf has been named the new Executive Director of the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association.
    Paul Bernstorf
    No exaggeration, deer are everywhere in the Baltimore area
    As part our “Better Baltimore” series, we explored Maryland’s relationship with its deer populations and the complexities involved in curbing their numbers.
    A deer in the grounds of Lake Roland Park in Baltimore County.
    What could’ve been: Things would look different had the Baltimore County school board not stuck with a disputed 7-vote ‘majority’ rule
    It’s still unclear whether the Baltimore County Board of Education is allowed to stick to a voting rule that calls for seven yea votes to approve an agenda item. Things would have been different if they hadn’t.
    6/16/22—Exterior of Building E of the Greenwood campus of the Baltimore County Board of Education.
    Shwaze Collins cooks up in the recording studio and in the Brunch Gods’ kitchen
    Shwaze Collins has bounced around several careers to support his rap profession, but he has since found a job that he loves just as much.
    7/18/22—Adrian “Shwaze” Collins, Brunch God’s head chef, prepares a “Manny Stacquiao” stuffed stack pancake, a pancake stuffed with cheese, scrambled eggs and bacon bits.
    Primary winnows field of Baltimore County school board candidates to six in three districts
    Six of the 10 Baltimore County board of education candidates are moving onto the general election this November after the counting of mail-in ballots from the July 19, 2022 primary finished Friday afternoon.
    Robin Harvey gives her marks at the Randallstown NAACP Rally at the Baltimore
County School Board.
    Plan for affordable housing at Red Maple Place in East Towson can move forward, judge rules
    A circuit court judge in Baltimore County has given the green light to a controversial project in East Towson, overruling a 2021 vote by the Baltimore County Board of Appeals blocking the affordable housing development.
    A rendering shows Homes for American's plan for Red Maple Place, an apartment building on Joppa Road that would have 50 affordably priced units and six market-rent units. A Circuit Court judge has given a green light to the controversial proposal.
    Shellenberger wins Democratic primary for Baltimore County state’s attorney
    With all ballots counted, the four-term incumbent held a 2,115 vote margin over challenger Robbie Leonard.
    Robbie Leonard and Scott Shellenberger, candidates for Baltimore County State's Attorney.
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