Informed Carroll

Just a month ago, Choudhury expressed optimism about the future of education in Maryland and his confidence in securing a second term. State Board of Education President Clarence Crawford, who was part of the original selection committee that hired the superintendent, and others on the board, were ardent supporters of Choudhury.  However, this support, along with the string of positive pieces from the institutionally aligned Baltimore Sun and Baltimore Banner, would prove insufficient to shield him from a powerful and unlikely alliance of critics that included local school boards, educators, parents, and politicians from both sides of the aisle.

Carroll County State’s Attorney Haven Shoemaker announces that his Office, in conjunction with local law enforcement and the Carroll County Public Library, is collecting supplies for Bolt Bags to be provided to survivors of abuse who are leaving violent relationships and seeking safe, free, and supportive new futures. Bolt Bags contain a variety of necessities such as toiletries, first aid kits and hygiene products. Everything in the Bolt Bags helps survivors navigate the transition to a normal life free from violence.

Do property owners have the right to expect certain conditions regarding the noise, scenic vistas, traffic, etc when buying property in Carroll County’s nationally recognized Agricultural District?

The following was shared on social media by Taneytown Mayor Chris Miller Announcement: Formation of Charter Review Committee in Taneytown...

Sykesville: Town is Hiring an Administrative Assistant. Look for Job Posting on the Town Website

In our September edition of The Heart of Carroll we feature Amy Gilford, Executive Director of the Marriage & Relationship Education Center.

Carroll County Public Schools has recently released a new form to parents that offers the choice of whether they wish...

“It was an honor and a pleasure to know and work with Jack and I commend his commitment and dedication to Carroll County’s economic development initiatives and serving the business community,” Commissioner Tom Gordon III, District 3

Sykesville: Councilmembers Express Concern in Regard to the Enclave at Parkside Development and it's Impact on School Populations

If you don't speak up, the old saying “silence means agreement” will apply. ~Charlie Mansfield, Mt. Airy