Below are some items of interest from around Carroll County, Maryland over the past 24 hours on March 1st. This is a collection of articles and posts from various sources in the county. The Observers checks Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok to share items of interest for the community.
Here is some information from the Community meeting last night…sorry I could not make it…I had a previously planned activity on my calendar. Glad to see so many people show up and at least 1 major media outlet cover the meeting (see below)
Community Meeting at South Carroll Senior Center regarding the Carroll Highlands Storage Facility Outreach Meeting. pic.twitter.com/b6htGW4tEu
— Carroll Co. Govt. (@CarrollCoMD) February 28, 2023
Folks are very upset over this. They’re sharing concerns about the building’s location right in their neighborhood, and affecting property values.
A representative of the developer is here- he is answering questions from residents. He says the planned building is four stories.
— Jack Watson (@JackWatsonTV) March 1, 2023
Plans to build a new storage facility in Eldersburg on the southeast side of Liberty Road and Carroll Highlands Road are striking a nerve with neighbors there. https://t.co/gZxTIA3TiL
— WMAR-2 News (@WMAR2News) March 1, 2023
From the Town of Mount Airy Facebook page: 2nd Citizens Nomination Meeting 2-28-2023.
Once the candidates names are posted online I will be sure to publish that information on the CCO social media channels.
Noted in the Maryland Matters article below: “As officials at the state and local level scramble to meet Maryland’s ambitious goals for combating climate change, expanding the use of solar energy is clearly a key part of the solution. But emotional and politically charged debates abound over where to place large solar arrays. Right now, for example, in Carroll County, the Board of County Commissioners is contemplating a six-month moratorium on large-scale solar development, as vocal critics fume over five proposals for solar farms on agricultural land.
Schools can be part of the solution.”
Read more:
Could school rooftops alleviate emotional and politically charged debates about solar siting — and, at the same time, become a teaching tool for a generation that's going to need to fix climate change? https://t.co/i3vKWP9vkj
— Maryland Matters (@marylandmatters) February 28, 2023
REMINDER- District 3 Town Hall Meetings March 8th with Commissioner Tom Gordon III https://t.co/7HpdzLJmrD
— Carroll Co. Govt. (@CarrollCoMD) February 28, 2023
Coming Soon! The FY 24 Budget Process.
https://t.co/dJFuQjn70m— Carroll Co. Govt. (@CarrollCoMD) March 1, 2023
Congratulations to Flematu Fofana, a junior at Liberty High School, who was a finalist in the 2023 WJZ Black History Oratory Competition. To learn more about the competition and to read her essay, go to https://t.co/E0ErKR066r. pic.twitter.com/u4j14LfvfS
— Carroll County PS (@CCPSk12) February 28, 2023
Feb 28: County Leaders to Present on Blueprint Implementation to the State Board of Education @HoCoGovExec @HoCoGov @BaltCoExec @JohnnyOJr @BaltCoGov @QACGOV@CarrollCoMD#MDPolitics #MD #Maryland #Counties #LocalGov #Education #Schools #MDSchools… https://t.co/up1WkBrLy2
— Brianna January MACo (@BriJanuary_MACo) February 23, 2023
.@CarrollCoMD's Budget Director Zaleski is highlighting specific budget concerns.
"We're going to have to remove resources from schools that are doing okay to those that are being targeted by Blueprint…" now throwing those schools doing fine into challenges. pic.twitter.com/vYsxvwfcR1
— Brianna January MACo (@BriJanuary_MACo) February 28, 2023
Scenes as Manchester Valley defeats Westminster 55-38 at home tonight in Manchester. (Harrison Jones/For The Carroll County Times) @CCTNews @dashielltimothy pic.twitter.com/wka0xJPPoW
— Harrison Jones (@h_jonesphoto) March 1, 2023
Some state or national news of interest:
From State Senator Ready: Busy week underway – live update
I’m reporting live on @wbalradio from #NewsCar2 at the #MarylandStateHouse in #Annapolis w/@C4WBAL & @BryanNehman as while @GovWesMoore is lobbying to speed-up increasing MD’s minimum wage to $15 & tying future increases to the rate of inflation, others are saying not so fast pic.twitter.com/Lg3Hyd38Xo
— Scott Wykoff (@ScottWykoffWBAL) February 28, 2023
Maryland is supposed to get to a $15 minimum wage by January 2025.
Now, Gov. Wes Moore and several lawmakers want to expedite the process to get to that minimum wage increase sooner. https://t.co/3cUjqNbY0r
— WJZ | CBS Baltimore (@wjz) February 27, 2023
President Joe Biden is set to return to Baltimore tomorrowhttps://t.co/QhUvUPSvb0
— WMAR-2 News (@WMAR2News) February 28, 2023
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