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New Baltimore County Superintendent holds summer community events to introduce himself

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By Clare Roth Verified
| WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
By: Clare Roth BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. — Families can now meet the new Baltimore County superintendent. Dr. Bill Heiser will hold six upcoming community events between July and August to introduce himself to the school community, the public school system wrote. Staff, students, families and stakeholders are all invited. Heiser said he will highlight many of his key priorities for the upcoming school year and will answer any question the community has.
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Tunnel to Towers pays off home mortgage for family of fallen Sudlersville firefighter

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By Clare Roth Verified
| WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
By: Clare Roth CHURCH HILL, Md. — Two days before the Fourth of July holiday the Tunnel to Towers Foundation is helping another family of a fallen hero. The non-profit organization paid off the mortgage of Sudlersville Volunteer Fire Department Chief Charles "Buck" Clough Jr.'s family home on Thursday. This ensures that his loved ones can remain in their home forever, the organization wrote. "What an incredible blessing this is to my family and me.
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Baltimore City and Maryland State invest in redeveloping vacant homes

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By Clare Roth Verified
| WMAR-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
By: Clare Roth BALTIMORE CITY, Md. — The state is making it easier to live in Baltimore City. The Department of Housing and Community Development in partnership with the City of Baltimore launched two new home ownership incentives Wednesday. Secretary of Housing and Community Development Jake Day said that the state invested nearly 4.5 million dollars into Reinvest Baltimore. One incentive provides up to 20,000 dollars in down payment and closing cost assistance.
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