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Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith honored Joseph Kaminski, Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS) Copy and Print Services employee, who celebrated his 100th birthday on Monday, June 16. Smith visited Kaminski at the print shop and presented a Baltimore County citation to him during a workplace celebration.

The pep rally attracted nearly 3,000 people last Friday, August 1, in Towson and featured cheerleaders, media personalities, sportscasters, businessmen, and family members who gave "shout outs" to the Olympians.

County Executive Jim Smith and Councilman Kenneth N. Oliver break ground for the new Red Run Biking and hiking path in Owings Mills. This path will connect the community to nature and to local businesses. It's a long awaited treasure that is putting land to a smart use.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith and Councilman John Olszewski, Sr. cut the ribbon on a $2.5 million project that enhances the safety and appearance of Dundalk Avenue - the main thoroughfare in this up-and-coming historic community. The project also improves visibility of businesses and provides new benches and landscaping for Dundalk Veterans Park. Smith will also provide an update on a large number of public and private efforts underway to revitalize Dundalk. Many of these initiatives resulted from recommendations of the 2001 Dundalk Urban Design Assistance Team (UDAT) community-driven planning process.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith joined Baltimore County school leaders and County officials to tour the new classroom addition at Kenwood High School which opened to students this year. The new addition houses technology education at the school. This addition adds approximately 43,000 sq. ft. to the school and increases the overall tech wing capacity to 553 seats, which increases the total state rated capacity of Kenwood by 404 seats.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith, Fifth District County Councilman Vince Gardina, Sixth District Councilman Joe Bartenfelder, Library Director James Fish, members of the Baltimore County Public Library (BCPL) Foundation Board, and many community members gathered to break ground for construction of the new Perry Hall Library located at 9685 Honeygo Boulevard.

Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith officially opened the Reisterstown Sportsplex, a facility that houses the County's first and only indoor public ice arena and separate artificial turf field for field sports. County Councilmen T. Bryan McIntire, Kenneth Oliver, and Kevin Kamenetz, the Baltimore County Revenue Authority Board of Directors, and personnel from the Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks are assisted with the ribbon cutting.

Baltimore County's Kingsley Park Renaissance development continued to move forward with the announcement by County Executive Jim Smith that the county has reached an agreement in principle with Enterprise Homes/Mark Building (EH/MB) who has been selected as the master developer of the county's first major renaissance project.