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Middle River, Md.
Man found beaten in Middle River dies
- Baltimore County police say a Middle River man found badly beaten around the corner from his home last week has died.
Top three reasons to consider Middle River’s Miramar Landing
- When Karen Augustine decided to move from Kent Island to Baltimore County, she was looking for a “manageable” property with a “community feel.”
BGE Home opens new Middle River headquarters
- BGE Home President and CEO Bill Munn’s retirement becomes official today, but before exiting Munn joined with Baltimore County elected officials Friday to officially open the company’s new corporate headquarters in Middle River’s Baltimore Crossroads business park.
- BGE Home President and CEO Bill Munn’s retirement becomes official today, but before exiting Munn joined with Baltimore County elected officials Friday to officially open the company’s new corporate headquarters in Middle River’s Baltimore Crossroads business park.
Residents question plan for Middle River growth
- Proposals in a community development plan to address growth in Middle River would infringe on Baltimore County’s protected rural district and doesn’t do enough to protect existing residents, activists said.
Mars seaplanes won’t return home; aviation museum loses bid
- A local group’s efforts to bring the last two remaining Martin Mars seaplanes home have been crushed.
Mars seaplanes could return home
- Getting paid to fly the Martin Mars? At 83, Ocean City resident Andy Serrell still marvels at the concept. Behind the controls of the seaplane, so big a mechanic could crawl through the wings to tinker midflight and more than 300 passengers once packed into the cabin for a record-breaking trip, Serrell is still the envy of his aviation club.
- Getting paid to fly the Martin Mars? At 83, Ocean City resident Andy Serrell still marvels at the concept. Behind the controls of the seaplane, so big a mechanic could crawl through the wings to tinker midflight and more than 300 passengers once packed into the cabin for a record-breaking trip, Serrell is still the envy of his aviation club.
