A federal judge will rule next week on whether to order Harford County to issue relevant permits and allow a subdivision to continue construction in Joppatowne.

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Harford County employees told a federal judge Wednesday that anti-Muslim bias played no part in the county's denial of permits for an ongoing subdivision being marketed as a retirement community for members of a sect of Islam.

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When attorney Albert J.A. "Jay" Young attended a town hall meeting in Joppa in September, he wore ripped jeans and a baseball cap so he could sit among attendees and hear what they were saying about a retirement community his clients were marketing to members of their sect of Islam.

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A federal judge questioned a state delegate Monday on his motivations for organizing town halls and sending letters to Harford County officials urging them to cease issuing permits to a retirement community being marketed to Muslim buyers.

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Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz, who died suddenly Thursday morning, leaves a legacy of luring massive development investments to the jurisdiction.

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Gov. Larry Hogan's plan to ease commute times on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway is being clogged, at least temporarily, by congestion of the federal government kind.

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Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh wants to establish a new $55 million fund to boost investment in struggling city neighborhoods, financed by leasing city-owned garages.

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Despite talk of a settlement offer in the lawsuit over a retirement community being marketed to Muslim buyers in Harford County, the parties continue to spar in letters to the court and accuse each other of being uncooperative.

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The Downtown Partnership of Baltimore has released its annual development report — but for the first time, it’s interactive. The organization hopes the user-friendly report will make it easier to see where development and investment is happening within the one-mile radius of ...

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LARGO — A long-unfinished eyesore in Prince George’s County is set to become a new residential development dubbed Capital Courts. The project’s developer, Virginia Beach-based L.M. Sandler & Sons LLC, joined elected officials and county employees in celebrating the site’s ...

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