Catonsville, MD

Ever since our first 'A Cup Of Soup Or Bowl 'Week almost five years ago, we always love getting updates from Caityn Kirby at Catonsville Emergency Assistance, who returns with big news for Nestor about the facility expansion on Bloomsbury Avenue helping to serve even more residents and community members in need in the 21228. The post Neighbors continuing to help neighbors at Catonsville Emergency Assistance first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

We love our chats about community and progress with John Hoey of The Y of Central Maryland, who joins Nestor at The Beaumont in Catonsville on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour to give Nestor his "why" and all the details about the amazing and annual Turkey Trot 5K on Thanksgiving morning that once again takes place at six locations across the greater Baltimore area. Gobble, gobble and get outta bed early with us... The post Here’s Y it’s time to make time for the Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving morni

Justin Polk, the company's owner, said the stolen equipment totaled roughly $20,000 in value, including concrete saws, chain saws, blowers, grinders, circular saws and gas cans.

The nonprofit now overseeing the former National Guard Armory on Mellor Avenue in Catonsville is moving forward with plans to gather community input on what comes next.

We had those incredible confit potatoes for lunch and took home the amazing brown butter chocolate chip cookies and it was time to meet the chef and team at The Fishmonger's Daughter in Catonsville. Let the entire crew from the hottest new restaurant in Baltimore tell you their story and how the Chesapeake seafood menu (and beyond) have come to life this year on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour in Catonsville with our Faidley's family who wants to give you a gastronomic and a local hospitality experi

Catonsville High School Principal Annie Kress sent a letter to school families Saturday, Oct. 3, that said authorities discovered a swastika painted in the school parking lot that morning. “We recognize that symbols and words of hate are deeply upsetting and have significant impact on all members of our school community. Please know that Baltimore […] The post Swastika Found in Catonsville High School Parking Lot appeared first on Baltimore Jewish Times.

Catonsville residents have been speculating online about a series of tarped signs that appeared near significant locations around town, including along Frederick Road.

A Catonsville homeowner finally gets results, while a federal audit reveals problems at Baltimore-area post offices.