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Perryman 3P coalition drops lawsuit against Harford County following warehouse moratorium passage - Vimarsana News

Perryman 3P coalition drops lawsuit against Harford County following warehouse moratorium passage

The Protect Perryman Peninsula coalition withdrew its lawsuit against Harford County after a 90-day warehouse moratorium bill passed, in hopes of new legislation to update county zoning codes.

Harford County considers warehouse moratorium - Vimarsana News

Harford County considers warehouse moratorium

BEL AIR, Md. — As Cecil County pushes forward with various warehouse construction projects, neighboring Harford County is considering a moratorium on such projects in order to update its zoning

Harford County's proposed pause on warehouse developments could lead businesses elsewhere - Vimarsana News

Harford County's proposed pause on warehouse developments could lead businesses elsewhere

A proposed six-month moratorium on warehouse developments in Harford County could end up driving businesses to locate elsewhere in the region.

Joe Cassilly withdraws name from Harford County ethics board consideration - Vimarsana News

Joe Cassilly withdraws name from Harford County ethics board consideration

Former Harford County state’s attorney and disbarred lawyer Joe Cassilly has withdrawn his name from consideration for the county’s ethics board. He is the brother of Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly.

Ruling expected Wednesday in Harford County's lawsuit against Jacob Bennett – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

Ruling expected Wednesday in Harford County's lawsuit against Jacob Bennett – Baltimore Sun

A judge will rule Wednesday on whether Harford County Council member Jacob Bennett can retain his seat on the council while remaining a teacher in the county school system.