Opinion: Red Maple Place is Not the Solution to Baltimore County’s Dire Need for Affordable Housing

March 24, 2022 By Nancy R. Goldring, Deborah “Spice” Kleinmann, Beth Miller, Peta N. Richkus and Will Schwarz Goldring is the president of the Northeast Towson Improvement Association. Kleinmann is … Continue reading “Opinion: Red Maple Place is Not the Solution to Baltimore County’s Dire Need for Affordable Housing”

Environmental advocates made tree-mendous contributions to Towson communities this year

By COURTNEY MCGEE BALTIMORE SUN MEDIA | DEC 29, 2021 AT 5:00 AM Shannon McDonald, of Knollwood, started participating in environmental organizations when she was in seventh grade (thanks to Earth Science class). She … Continue reading “Environmental advocates made tree-mendous contributions to Towson communities this year”

Baltimore County to plant native shade trees at Radebaugh Park in Towson, as its completion nears

By Cameron Goodknight Baltimore Sun After more than five years of planning and construction, Baltimore County will plant 93 native shade trees this fall to complete the last phase of … Continue reading “Baltimore County to plant native shade trees at Radebaugh Park in Towson, as its completion nears”

Green Towson Alliance announces winners of the 2021 Native Garden Contest

By Cameron Goodnight July 20, 2021 The Green Towson Alliance concluded its inaugural 2021 Native Garden Contest by announcing winners on July 26. The contest included 23 participants with entries … Continue reading “Green Towson Alliance announces winners of the 2021 Native Garden Contest”

Baltimore County judge clears Red Maple affordable housing development in East Towson

By Taylor DeVille Baltimore Sun Mar 09, 2021 A Baltimore County administrative law judge greenlighted an affordable housing project in East Towson after months of hearings, ensuring plans remain on … Continue reading “Baltimore County judge clears Red Maple affordable housing development in East Towson”

Opponents to affordable housing development in Towson say project would further erode historic Black neighborhood

By Taylor DeVille Baltimore Sun Media | Nov 20, 2020 Its history is linked indelibly to the Historic East Towson neighborhood in which it was erected: it is Towson’s oldest … Continue reading “Opponents to affordable housing development in Towson say project would further erode historic Black neighborhood”

Despite revisions, student housing development in downtown Towson leaves residents concerned

By Allana Haynes  Baltimore Sun Media | Nov 03, 2020 After undergoing a community input meeting, two Design Panel Review sessions and revisions to the original concept plan, a housing … Continue reading “Despite revisions, student housing development in downtown Towson leaves residents concerned”