First meeting of the Young Associates Steering Committee VPC is pleased to announce a new "young associates" membership level (up to $50) to engage the next generation of conservation minded leaders who [...]
Art for Land's Sake - Huge Success!! Many thanks to our sponsors, artists, venue hosts, Howie & Megan Wolfe, volunteers and Art for Land's Sake committee for another successful event! The rain and threat of [...]
The Valleys Planning Council presented Phillip W. Worrall its prestigious McHarg Award at its annual meeting on May 12, 2015 at St. Thomas Church in Owings Mills. Worrall is a Principal Emeritus of GWWO Architects. [...]
The Valleys Planning Council is pleased to announce Elizabeth Buxton as its next executive director. "Liz" assumed the position on March 2 and replaces Teresa Moore who has served in that position for the past ten years. Teresa will continue to assist VPC [...]
In late November, representatives from the Greater Greenspring Association and VPC met with the attorney representing the Associated Jewish Charities (AJC) in the 56-lot subdivision proposed for the Jewish Community Center (JCC) site on Garrison Forest Road. At [...]
As part of the pollution diet mandated to clean up the Chesapeake Bay, Baltimore County is coming up with plans to improve water quality in local streams. Please join county staff on November 17 at [...]
Darryl Putty, Project Manager with Baltimore County's Department of Permits, Approvals and Inspections, explains the development plan approval process at the October 6, 2014 Community Input Meeting on the Associated Jewish Charities proposed [...]
The Baltimore County Farm Bureau hosted a candidates forum on April 25, allowing residents to hear the viewpoints of the sitting Third District Councilman, Todd Huff (R), and two challengers: Wade Kach (R) and Laurie [...]
Harvesting hay in the Worthington Valley April 22, 2014 is Earth Day, and we are off to a beautiful start for the morning and an April shower is expected this afternoon. A great [...]
Residents of Gorsuch Mill Road are concerned about plans by Baltimore County Department of Public Works (DPW) to replace the existing bridge over Blackrock Run with a two-lane bridge. This rural road has a very low traffic [...]
