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Younger, brasher, more diverse: how the new Baltimore County Council is changing

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By Rona Kobell Verified, Sapna Bansil Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
The Baltimore County Council will look dramatically different when its new members take office in December. On the dais will likely be a Black woman, a Gen Z member, two far-right Republicans, and progressive Democrats who made it through a bruising primary. A typically moderate, bipartisan group of seven, the new council will consist of nine people who don’t have history together, may not agree on much, and are unlikely to follow the old rules.
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What happened on primary election night in Baltimore County

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By Sapna Bansil Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Baltimore County’s political leadership is on the cusp of a sweeping makeover after primary voters cast ballots Tuesday for a new county executive, an expanding County Council and state’s attorney. As of late Tuesday, officials had counted election day and in-person early votes, along with partial totals from mail-in and provisional ballots. Vote counting will resume Thursday.
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He died in a plane crash. His family is raising the son he never got to meet.

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By Sapna Bansil Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
Weeks before leaving for a work trip to Kansas, Vikesh Patel learned he was going to be a father. Raised in a tight-knit family in Havre de Grace, Patel always wanted kids. He and his wife, Audrey, planned to move from their apartment in Arlington, Virginia, to a house in Maryland, where their children could grow up near his parents. “Raising a family would have been the best years of his life,” Audrey said. He never got that chance.
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