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Bill 93-25, sponsored by Councilman Mike Ertel, focuses on “development impact fees” and “surcharges.” These are fees that developers typically pay to the county to help cover the cost of new public services, such as schools and roads, that are needed when new homes are built.
By: Adam Reuter It was nearly midnight when Tammy Nobles stood before the Baltimore County Council, recounting the horrendous details about her 20-year-old daughter, Kayla […]
Under the new bill, an Electric Vehicle Center is defined as a facility used to sell, fix, or service electric vehicles. This includes both passenger cars and commercial trucks.
Physics doesn’t lie. Geometry doesn’t have a union rep. And right now, the geometry of the bullet holes in Renee Nicole Good’s Honda Pilot proves ICE Agent Jonathon Ross committed a cold-blooded killing, not a tactical maneuver.
By: Adam Reuter Happy New Year, Baltimore County. I hope you enjoyed your holidays, because while you were recovering from your New Year’s hangover, your […]
In this exclusive sit-down interview with The Baltimore Informer, District 9 County Council candidate Tim Fazenbaker laid out a platform that moves beyond standard party lines. From his plan to attract AI infrastructure to Sparrows Point to his fierce defense of the Inspector General, Fazenbaker presented a vision of a district that stops servicing developers and starts servicing residents.
In a political landscape often dominated by career politicians and soundbites, Sharonda Huffman brings a resume built in the trenches of social service and housing advocacy. A 20-plus year resident of Essex, Huffman sat down with The Baltimore Informer to discuss her campaign, her background as a housing director and why she believes Baltimore County’s government is stuck in the past.
As regular citizens grapple with inflation (left), Councilmen Jones and Patoka sit atop their ‘golden parachute’ pension boost (right), passing over funding for essential public services like pothole repairs.
Below is a transcript of the December 15, 2025 testimony by Baltimore County’s former Inspector General Kelly Madigan. Source: 02:08:34 – 02:13:41 Kelly Madigan: “Good […]
Legacy assets that no longer perform must be liquidated. Mike Preston’s recent campaign to devalue Lamar Jackson—calling a two-time MVP an “overgrown kid” while the QB plays through a serious back contusion—is a professional dereliction of duty. Preston’s “Rage Revenue” business model relies on ignoring the tape to sell clicks. It’s time for Baltimore to execute a strategic divestiture. Trade Mike Preston to Cleveland for a conditional 7th-rounder and rebuild the city’s sports culture.
