Friday, February 15, 2013
There is a proposal on the table to bring the fast food restaurant to York Road, although a zoning hurdle must first be cleared.
There is a proposal on the table to bring Sonic, America's Drive-In, to York Road in Lutherville-Timonium. Community leaders are planning to meet with the franchisee to address concerns over possible traffic issues. Community association representatives pointed to the popularity of the fast food chain's Rosedale location on Pulaski Highway. UPDATED (by popular demand)—The address of the property is 2027 York Road, in Lutherville-Timonium. "The last thing York Road needs is a line of three or four cars waiting to get in,” Eric Rockel, president of the Greater Timonium Community Council, said. Sonic locations are famous for reinvigorating the classic American drive-in design. Some locations, however, do feature indoor seating. The drive-…
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
The Greater Timonium Community Council is hosting a special meeting with a BGE representative this evening.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012
If you're curious about BGE's new Smart Meters, then come to the Cockeysville Branch Library tonight for a special Q&A session with a BGE representative. The meeting is being hosted and moderated by the Greater Timonium Community Council. The meeting, which starts promptly at 7 p.m., is open to all Baltimore County residents who want to learn more about Smart Meter installation. If you cannot make the meeting tonight, pose a question in the comments section below and Patch will make sure it gets asked at the meeting. BGE officials have contended that installing Smart Meters drastically improves the communication between homes without power and the linemen tasked with turning it back on. Skeptics, however, believe the installation is …
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
The Greater Timonium Community Council is hosting a special meeting with a BGE rep.
Are smart meters safe? How do they work? Why is BGE installing a new device on the side of my house? How do you opt out of installation? If they Common Questions page on the BGE website doesn't adequately answer your queries then make plans to spend an evening in October in Cockeysville. If you have questions about BGE's plan to upgrade its existing energy metering system and how it will affect you and your home, then set aside an hour or two of time on Oct. 16, starting at 7 p.m. The Greater Timonium Community Council will be hosting a meeting with a BGE representative who will be on hand to answer questions about the new smart meter installations that BGE has been rolling out since spring. The meeting will be held at the Cockeysville …
The Greater Timonium Community Council is hosting a special meeting with a BGE rep.
Are smart meters safe? How do they work? Why is BGE installing a new device on the side of my house? How do you opt out of installation? If the Common Questions page on the BGE website doesn't adequately answer your queries then make plans to spend an evening in October in Cockeysville. If you have questions about BGE's plan to upgrade its existing energy metering system and how it will affect you and your home, then set aside an hour or two of time on Oct. 10, starting at 7 p.m. The Greater Timonium Community Council will be hosting a meeting with a BGE representative who will be on hand to answer questions about the new smart meter installations that BGE has been rolling out since spring. The meeting will be held at the Cockeysville …
Monday, March 19, 2012
Pro- and anti-new school advocates will speak on the issue tonight a Loch Raven High School. Patch will be live blogging the hearing.
The stage has been set. Supporters and opponents of the planned Mays Chapel Elementary School will be given the chance to voice their opinions this evening at a hearing at Loch Raven High School at 6 p.m. The hearing was called on advice from Baltimore County Public Schools system counsel, following preliminary approval for Mays Chapel Park as the site for a new 700-seat elementary school. Based on attendance at a Board of Education meeting held a week, Greater Timonium Community Council president Eric Rockel estimates as many at 175 people may attend the hearing, hoping for a chance to speak. “It could be a long night,” he told Patch Monday afternoon. Patch will be covering the meeting live, as-it-happens, via our Cover It Live blogging …
Friday, October 7, 2011
Greater Timonium Community Council president Eric Rockel says the task force’s decision is “disappointing.”
A least one influential Lutherville-Timonium resident is dissatisfied today, following an announcement yesterday from the task force in charge of reviewing how members are appointed to the Board County School Board. The task force ultimately decided that it will issue no recommendations for changes to the current system already in place. Currently, the governor appoints the 12-member body. The announcement didn’t sit well with Greater Timonium Community Council president Eric Rocket who said, “that’s very disappointing news.” “I wonder if the task force really heard the citizens because there was a significant number of citizens that want either an all-elected or hybrid board,” he continued. Rockel attended task force and school board …
Kristen Hoover
11:07 pm on Friday, March 15, 2013
I think Sonic would be a decent addition to Timonium, I just think that this location is not ideal. I don't think it is a biggest enough lot to handle the size of the establishment. Also, most days, this part of York road is already at capacity. It would cause a lot of traffic problems in a already/always being worked on road. I would love to see something done with this space; a little ma and pa… more ›