Joppatowne school shooting: Parents raise concerns over safety, lawmakers discuss solutions
A letter from a Harford County parent echoed the sentiments of many parents who posted on social media platforms asking for enhanced security measures and transparency since the Friday killing...
![All but two of the 66 applicants to apply for rezoning during the county’s comprehensive rezoning process have requested a zoning classification that permits increased density and a wider range of permitted land uses. The 66 applications cover 87 parcels of land across all districts in the county. District A — primarily covering Joppatowne and Edgewood — has the most parcels requesting rezoning. Majority of the requests in District A are from parcels zoned at the lowest intensity residential zoning, known as R1, to the highest residential classification of R4 and greater. Councilman of District A, Dion Guthrie, said that […]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/TBS-L-BOB-CASSILLY-P1.jpg?w=117 "All but two of the 66 applicants to apply for rezoning during the county’s comprehensive rezoning process have requested a zoning classification that permits increased density and a wider range of permitted land uses. The 66 applications cover 87 parcels of land across all districts in the county. District A — primarily covering Joppatowne and Edgewood — has the most parcels requesting rezoning. Majority of the requests in District A are from parcels zoned at the lowest intensity residential zoning, known as R1, to the highest residential classification of R4 and greater. Councilman of District A, Dion Guthrie, said that […]")
![Harford students were welcomed back to school by teachers, principals and the Superintendent of Harford County Public Schools, Sean Bulson, Monday. “Today marks the start of a new school year, and I’m excited to see our students, families and staff come together,” Bulson said. “Let’s take this opportunity to support one another and make the most of the year ahead. Here’s to a great start and a successful year for everyone.” The school system’s Manager of Communications, Jillian Lader, said student transportation across the county did not encounter any issues on the first day of school and that the overall […]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/AEG-L-HarfordFirstDay-p1.jpg?w=129 "Harford students were welcomed back to school by teachers, principals and the Superintendent of Harford County Public Schools, Sean Bulson, Monday. “Today marks the start of a new school year, and I’m excited to see our students, families and staff come together,” Bulson said. “Let’s take this opportunity to support one another and make the most of the year ahead. Here’s to a great start and a successful year for everyone.” The school system’s Manager of Communications, Jillian Lader, said student transportation across the county did not encounter any issues on the first day of school and that the overall […]")
