hmmm ok.. i think they have him inside today.. i have not seen him since coming home this morning from work but i will keep an eye on it.. i was looking into my counties rules as far as documenting to make a stronger case.. i already have one short video of the dog jumping up and down outside the back door into the backyard.. maybe it may make the case for them to take action better if i send some videos or something.

but like i said i'm not gonna give up and do what i can to a safe extent of trying to help the pup out. thanks for the link again.

Cool bar in the inner harbor Peter's Pour House good crowd all ages

No problem! I live in pigtown with my husband and we really like the neighborhood. They have a very active community association as well so definitely get involved with that too if you want to make friends in the neighborhood.

Yeah... unfortunately you are right. The police would find a way to make this go as badly as possible. I wouldn't trust them either. Isn't that fucking sad?

I believe you can remain anonymous if you call 911.

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Couldn't have said it better than myself. Public safety is what influences everything else.

So you really found a way to make this about biden? It has to be some kind of mental illness to me everything political

thanks for the link. i will look into it. i am avoiding the police route because if i do that there is going to be some blowback and with two senior parents at home and working nights i can't risk the dog owners starting something. i assume i wont be anonymous if i go the police route so i am weighing my options.

while i want to try whatever safe methods i can to try and help the dog out i also am not looking to get jammed up trying to save it's life. i know that's a shitty thing to say but i'm just being honest about it.

....do you think bringing a lawsuit for being injured by a train derailing is frivolous? Are you saying it's okay for trains to derail?

Thank you for sharing this. I had heard some systems went down, but they weren’t telling customers. Seems like the cat might be out of the bag at this point, though…

What county are you in? Baltimore County says call 911 (I would say that a dog left out in single digits requires immediate intervention) https://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/departments/animal-services/animal-complaints#:~:text=Report%20Animal%20Abuse%20or%20File%20a%20Complaint&text=Call%20911.,on%20an%20animal%20call%20911.&text=To%20file%20an%20animal%20cruelty,police%20intervention%20is%20not%20required.

If animal control/police are not responsive, go bigger. https://www.peta.org/about-peta/contact-peta/#:~:text=If%20an%20animal%20is%20in,Report%20Cruelty%20to%20Animals%20form.

Awesome - thanks for the details.

Good job taking matters into your own hands. Have a safe drive.

this is so scary and nerve racking, so glad everyone is okay

on a side note i’m nervous now because im supposed to take the train later today

No he just vetoes funding to the ones that do

Well, that's a thing... that was bound to happen sooner or later.

I hope not. Frivolous lawsuits against the government are what drives up costs for everyone and leads to less services and more taxes.

this story is from 4 months ago, this bill went nowhere, it was introduced by a retiring councilmember for completely inscrutable reasons, maybe as a stunt.

Jesus Christ. I feel sorry for the flight attendants and customer service agents who have to deal with the chaos, as well as all the passengers enduring this. I hope the FAA is able to fine the shit out of SW for this. And they really need to stop blaming this on the storm anymore

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You're probably one of those special people that blamed biden for the global rise in gas prices too.

So you think hogan maintains the rails and cars?

This county is so corrupt

> Exempting some waterfront property owners from setback and mitigation requirements entirely would make Baltimore County unique among the state’s 24 jurisdictions.

> Under current law, developers who can’t meet critical area mitigation requirements are charged a fee that is used on waterway restoration initiatives. It’s unclear if the proposed bill would waive those fees.

> “I’m scratching my head over how they think they’re gonna do this,” said Jon Mueller, vice president of litigation at the Annapolis-based Chesapeake Bay Foundation.

> “It violates state law,” Mueller said, adding that he can’t recall any other Maryland jurisdiction attempting to circumvent critical area laws with such exemptions.

That was my biggest question: if this was something unique to Baltimore County or if other counties had something similar. Seems like it would be the former, in which case fuck this.