Join me tonight from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Diamondz Events & Catering LLC (9980-88 Liberty Rd., Randallstown, MD 21133) for a community meeting hosted by Wylie Funeral Homes. This meeting will focus on the proposed crematory and its potential impact on our community. Wylie will provide updates on safety measures, environmental protections, noise and odor concerns, and how the project could enhance property values. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and share your thoughts. For more information, contact Wylie Funeral Homes at 410-984-4180. I hope to see you there! Best regards, Councilman Julian E. Jones Jr.

(BALTIMORE – November 6, 2024) – As the nation grapples with the implications of another possible presidential term for Donald Trump, Maryland Democrats celebrate a significant achievement: the election of Angela Alsobrooks as Maryland’s first Black U.S. senator. For many in this heavily Democratic state, her victory is a powerful counterpoint and a bright spot in a challenging political landscape. With Maryland’s 2-to-1 Democratic majority, Alsobrooks’ win was crucial for maintaining Senate control. Alsobrooks, the Prince George’s County Executive, won the primary decisively against Congressman David Trone before defeating former Governor Larry Hogan, a Republican, in Tuesday’s general election. Despite…

(TOWSON, MD – October 31, 2024) – Yep! You got it! Maryland Speaker of the House Adrienne Jones’ brother, Barry Williams, wants to be the next Baltimore County Executive. Albeit a shortened term – providing the current exec, Johnny Olszewski wins his Congressional bid – Williams, if selected, would serve the remainder of the term. But beyond being the Speaker’s brother, who is Mr. Williams? Barry F. Williams is the president of the Barry F. Williams Consulting Group, specializing in Education workforce development, Recreation and Parks, and Medical Cannabis as an industry.  Barry had been a leader in those fields…

(ANNAPOLIS, MD – October 29, 2024)—Governor Wes Moore today joined President Joseph R. Biden at the Port of Baltimore to celebrate more than $147 million in federal funding to create good-paying, clean jobs and to expedite decarbonization and electrification efforts at the Port. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded the funding to the Port of Baltimore through its Clean Ports Program, created under President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act. “In Maryland, we aren’t going to choose between building a competitive state and a sustainable one -— we will do both simultaneously,” said Gov. Moore. “In partnership with the Biden-Harris Administration, we…

By Richard Elliott, BMORENews.com Contributing Reporter (PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, MD – October 21, 2024)—For voters itching to do their civic duty, Early Vote will start this Thursday, Oct. 24, and will continue until Oct. 31. Early Vote will be available from 7 AM to 8 PM, and voters will be able to cast ballots at any EV site in their county of residence. Vote-by-mail ballots, which were sent out several weeks ago, can be returned to dropboxes or mailed directly to the Board of Elections. The marquee race of Maryland’s election season is undoubtedly the competitive Senate race between Prince George’s…

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(ANNAPOLIS – September 25, 2024) — The Maryland State Board of Elections (SBE) today shared important voting information for the 2024 Presidential General Election, including the three ways to vote and important deadlines every Marylander should remember to ensure a successful voting experience. “With three ways to vote, I encourage every Marylander to have a plan for how and when they will cast their ballot,” said State Administrator Jared DeMarinis. “Be sure to remember Maryland’s registration and voting deadlines and contact SBE or your local board of elections  with questions you may have about Maryland’s election process.” Three Ways to…

(BALTIMORE – September 20, 2024) – Today is National Black Voter Day, dedicated to amplifying Black voters’ power. From crucial issues like student loan relief to lowering medical costs, our votes have shaped policy at the highest levels of government. This election, we’ve committed $20 million to educate and support Black voters so we can continue to have a say in our future. With 45 days until November 5, we must ensure every Black vote is counted. National Black Voter Day ensures we are informed, registered, and ready to VOTE. Here’s how you can prepare: Register to vote: If you’re…