Sparrows-Point News

Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz came to the Greater Dundalk Community Council meeting on May 9 to talk about the county's budget and the recently announced proposal from the Sparrows Point Partnership, but most members in the audience came to talk about the sale of the North Point Government Center.

Did you know Maryland had its own Tea party, in Chestertown? Check out the reenactment of the 1774 event and the accompanying parade.

The Sparrows Point Partnership was formed last May to report on the best ways to bring new industry and jobs to the Sparrows Point peninsula.

Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) May 05--The demise of steelmaking at Sparrows Point last year landed like a body blow on eastern Baltimore County.

Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. says America, which never lost its high-tech dominance, is now seeing a jobs boom in natural gas Remember the 1980s? It was to be the decade of Japanese dominance.

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Our view: Latest report points to myriad opportunities at Baltimore County site with one sure thing - expansion of Baltimore's port The demise of steelmaking at Sparrows Point last year landed like a body blow on eastern Baltimore County.

Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz is scheduled to unveil a report today that will lay out the county's vision for attracting jobs to the Sparrows Point peninsula in Dundalk.

We could find out soon what plans might be in the works for a renewed life for the now shut-down Sparrows Point steel mill complex.

Kamenetz formed the group of 16 business and private sector leaders last May to advise the county on uses for industrially zoned properties on the Sparrows Point peninsula, which includes the site of the former steel mill.