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MD high court will hear Montgomery Park's bid for MIA lease - Vimarsana News

MD high court will hear Montgomery Park's bid for MIA lease

Montgomery Park’s legal battle to reopen bidding for the Maryland Insurance Administration’s Baltimore lease will go before the state’s top court.

Montgomery Park loses appeal in bid for MIA's lease - Vimarsana News

Montgomery Park loses appeal in bid for MIA's lease

Montgomery Park loses latest legal battle in its back-and-forth effort to reopen the bidding for the Maryland Insurance Administration’s lease.

BREAKING: Olszewski announces 2022 re-election bid - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: Olszewski announces 2022 re-election bid

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski, Jr. spoke about Baltimore County’s 2020 legislative agenda in Annapolis on Jan. 7. Johnny Olszewski, Jr. – a Dundalk native who grew up in St. Helena and the current Baltimore County Executive – announced his re-election bid this morning. In a video to supporters, Oszewski said he and his administration shared a vision for a more efficient Baltimore County, referring to his initial election bid launched in 2017.  Back in 2018, Olszewski won the Democratic nomination for County Executive by a narrow 17 votes and went on to defeat G...

County Executive John Olszewski, Jr. will seek re-election in 2022 - Vimarsana News

County Executive John Olszewski, Jr. will seek re-election in 2022

TOWSON — Baltimore County Executive John Olszewski, Jr. announced his campaign for reelection Thursday morning, settling questions about a potential bid for governor in 2022. A former educator and Democrat from Dundalk, Olszewski is the first and so far only person to publicly declare candidacy, seeking a second four-year term that would keep him at the helm of the county through 2026. “Just a few years ago, we started a conversation about what a stronger and better Baltimore County looks like,” he said in a video on Twitter. “I'm proud to say that in partnership with you,...