Email: timl [at]patch.com
Phone: 410-305-9113
Hometown: Trevose, PA Birthday: April 18 Bio: Tim was born and raised in the Philadelphia area and got his start working in community journalism in Bucks County.
He has lived in Maryland since 1997 and now resides in Odenton with his wife and son.
Tim is a graduate of the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland, and has worked as a business reporter and sportswriter for several publications in Washington, DC and Baltimore. Most recently, he was the sports business reporter for The Washington Times, where he chronicled the approval and construction of Nationals Park.
When he's not working, he engages in many interests ranging from watching sports, traveling, grilling and playing tennis and Strat-O-Matic baseball.
The bill would seek to clarify the county code. Parents of students at Piney Orchard Elementary School have opposed a plan to build a cell tower on school property.
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No one was hurt in the blaze on Sea Pine Circle, but three adults and two children were displaced.
Gardner Center would feature a number of new retailers on a 5.25-acre spot along Annapolis Road in North Odenton.
Officials at Fort Meade said they are constantly working to balance security with a desire to keep the base welcoming to the public.
The county announced $20 million in local grants stemming from tax revenue produced by the Maryland Live! casino. Local firefighters, police and schools also got money.
Local impact grants include $7 million to the fire department and $3.7 million to Anne Arundel Community College.
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Police said the employee of Deno's Pizza was approached by two men, one of whom had a handgun.
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The society said the 51 townhouses planned by Elm Street Development is not in keeping with the intention of the master plan.
A team of runners and cyclists is trekking the full length of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Trail in support of Wounded Warriors.
A list of those with local connections who have recently passed.
The town ranked second behind Eldersburg in an analysis of the best towns in Maryland for young families. Authors pointed to the town's high income and growth.
A council member from District 1, once removed from office, was given his seat back after a court battle.
The sheet comes after recent discussions surrounding a cell phone tower at Piney Orchard Elementary School.
For $10, the Gambrills General Store will offer lessons in how to take care of chickens.
