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TRADEPOINT ATLANTIC will sponsor April 27, 2016 a spring open house at 1600 Sparrows Point Blvd, Sparrows Point, Maryland 21219 for 6-8 P.M.
CEO Michael Moore will address (more…)
Several Fort Howard community resident veterans stated during yesterday night’s (March 24, 2016) Fort Howard Community Association meeting they received letters from the Veterans Administration advising them of the closure of the Fort Howard VAMC Out Patient would be TEMPORARY contrary to the forthoward.org post on March 23, 2016 the VA Out Patient Center is permanently closed. (more…)
Congratulation to Fort Howard resident Dr. Haffer for being tapped by Councilman Todd Crandell to take on the responsibilities of representing the 7th District on the Baltimore County Planning Board and likewise Dr. Haffer’s civic mindedness taking the appointment expiring 2018, noting board members are unpaid volunteers. Samuel C. “Chris” Read more
This past summer 2015 Baltimore County Parks Superintendent of the Fort Howard Parks discovered the dike area was heavily polluted with all sort of debris and rubbish. The dike was cleared and a new pad lock has been placed on the yellow gate prohibiting trespassing and dumping activity. Read more
Fort Howard Community Association, Inc. 9202 Howard Avenue Fort Howard, Maryland 21052 410-477-2040 Honorable Todd K. Crandell Councilman, 7th District Baltimore County 7839 East Point Mall Suite 307 Baltimore, MD 21224 410-887-3383 410-285-7838 (fax) Sir: On behalf of myself and all brother and sister veterans, thank you for cosponsoring Read more
State to Baltimore County: ‘Come up with a better plan’ for contested Dundalk project North Point Government Center Pamela WoodContact ReporterThe Baltimore Sun pwood@baltsun.com The state has intervened to halt a controversial project in Dundalk, telling Baltimore County officials they need to come back with a better plan to Read more
– Article & Photo by Devin Crum – Baltimore County Councilman Todd Crandell (R-7) last week rejected a long-awaited attempt to build what has been called a “mini-city” on the Veterans Administration-owned property at Fort Howard. It was no secret that Crandell had planned to reject the project, which was Read more
