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honeygrow inks deal for 5th Maryland restaurant - Vimarsana News

honeygrow inks deal for 5th Maryland restaurant

Philadelphia-based honeygrow has inked a deal for Mill Station in Owings Mills, Maryland, according to a press release. The 2,418-square-foot restaurant will be honeygrow's fifth in the Maryland area. The brand continues to expand into suburban areas between Baltimore and…

Riverstone multifamily unit sells for $92.9M in Baltimore County - Vimarsana News

Riverstone multifamily unit sells for $92.9M in Baltimore County

Baltimore-based Continental Realty Corporation has completed the sale of Riverstone at Owings Mills.

Toronto's Humber River overflows flooding the banks and the photos are wild - Vimarsana News

Toronto's Humber River overflows flooding the banks and the photos are wild

As rain fell and ice accumulated this week, Toronto's rivers jammed and overflowed. The Don River spilled over its banks onto the adjacent Lower Do...

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Baltimore County Inspector General: Former top official waived fees for developer, received favors - Vimarsana News

Baltimore County Inspector General: Former top official waived fees for developer, received favors

The report released Thursday details how Arnold Jablon, a former Baltimore County permits director, helped a developer avoid paying an estimated millions in fees to build the Metro Centre at Owings Mills — possibly in return for access to basketball tickets and free parking.

Baltimore County Inspector General: Former top official waived fees for developer, received favors - Vimarsana News

Baltimore County Inspector General: Former top official waived fees for developer, received favors

The report released Thursday details how Arnold Jablon, a former Baltimore County permits director, helped a developer avoid paying an estimated millions in fees to build the Metro Centre at Owings Mills — possibly in return for access to basketball tickets and free parking.