Dedications, Speed Cameras and Clear Forecasts

Today's top story: A public affairs firm hired by Baltimore County's speed camera contractor that's pushing legislation to expand speed camera use in the county. That bill gets voted on this evening at the County Council meeting.

Via The Baltimore Sun, longtime Towson University booster Ruth Marder died last week. She was 83. Though she never attended Towson, the prominent Baltimore philanthropist gave millions to the the university, which named a theater for her in the Center for the Arts. In 2008, she pledged $1 million to help give scholarships to Baltimore city and county students who graduate in the top 10 percent of their class.

While the Towson men set a record for futility with their 0-13 conference start this weekend with a , the women broke a six-game slide with a

Today: County Executive Kevin Kamenetz will dedicate Bosley Hall. The former Baltimore County jail at the corner of Bosley Avenue and Towsontown Boulevard found a new life, housing offices, wine storage and a cafe.

Though some models several days ago had snow hitting us, Accuweather says we should be in the clear for the week.