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Efforts begin to suppress midge population on Back River in Baltimore County as wastewater treatment woes continue - Vimarsana News

Efforts begin to suppress midge population on Back River in Baltimore County as wastewater treatment woes continue

Baltimore County has approved a contract to spray a larvicide onto the Back River to suppress the midge population near a wastewater treatment plant operated by Baltimore City.

In tightknit Belair-Edison, a nonprofit makes it easier for people to make the neighborhood their home - Vimarsana News

In tightknit Belair-Edison, a nonprofit makes it easier for people to make the neighborhood their home

With a new pilot program, Belair-Edison Neighborhoods Inc. plans to buy, renovate and resell properties at an affordable price to first-time homebuyers in the Northeast Baltimore neighborhood.

In tightknit Belair-Edison, a nonprofit makes it easier for people to make the neighborhood their home - Vimarsana News

In tightknit Belair-Edison, a nonprofit makes it easier for people to make the neighborhood their home

With a new pilot program, Belair-Edison Neighborhoods Inc. plans to buy, renovate and resell properties at an affordable price to first-time homebuyers in the Northeast Baltimore neighborhood.

Weymouth DPW repairs potholes amid rising costs - Vimarsana News

Weymouth DPW repairs potholes amid rising costs

Weymouth DPW Operations Chief says the town has its share of potholes caused by wintry weather and repairs are underway with rising

Weymouth Herring Run wardens seek volunteers to clean fish channel - Vimarsana News

Weymouth Herring Run wardens seek volunteers to clean fish channel

Weymouth Herring Run wardens are seeking volunteers to remove trash and overgrown brush from a fish channel to ease the migration of alewives.