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SMLH Of Counsel John H. Zink is representing New Jersey based developer K. Hovnanian in an attempt to gain approval for a permit for a 1,079-unit housing development on Kent Island. The permthit is to be reviewed for the third time by the Board of Public Works on Wednesday, November 18th . Read more about the development project in this Baltimore Sun featured article.
To celebrate our new location, SMLH welcomes you to our holiday open house on Tuesday, December 1, 2015, beginning at 3:00 p.m. Beer, wine and food will be available to all who attend. We look forward to seeing you then!
On July 6, 2015, Snee, Mahoney, Lutche & Helmlinger, P.A. officially moved into its new home located at 112 South Main Street, Bel Air, Maryland. The completely refurbished building was originally built in 1940. It formerly housed the Baltimore Gas and Electric Company, the State Department of Assessments and Taxation, a Sears catalog store, and finally, a myriad of office…
For the second year in a row, Snee, Mahoney, Lutche & Helmlinger, P.A. was invited to represent the local legal community at Harford Community College’s College and Career Fair on October 14, 2015. Over 100 colleges were present as well as representatives of the Armed Forces and local businesses representing a variety of technical and business occupations. Colleen Helmlinger and…
On July 6th, the office of Snee, Mahoney, Lutche & Helmlinger, P.A. moved to a new location on 112 S. Main Street Bel Air, Maryland 21014. Our new location will allow us to better serve our clients and will help facilitate the growth of our practice as we continue to represent more clients in, and outside of, the Harford County area.…
On September 20th, Notre Dame’s famous Daniel “Rudy” Ruettiger visited the John Carroll School in Bel Air as a part of the “Afternoon with Rudy”- a fundraiser for John Carroll and the Harford County Office of Parks and Recreation. SMLH Shareholder, Joseph Snee had the opportunity to meet with Mr. Ruettiger at the event. Read more about Rudy Ruettiger’s visit.
Of Counsel, Gail D. Spielberger has been named as a new member of the Greater Bel Air Community Foundation. The Foundation has raised funds for the capital improvement projects in the Bel Air Community since 1998. Projects supported by the Foundation include construction of bleachers at Bel Air High School, improvements to the William A. Humbert Amphitheater and construction of a permanent…
This article was originally posted in The Dagger on May 12, 2015. View the original article here. From the Harford County Bar Foundation: Harford County Bar Foundation raised $9,000 at its first “Run for the Roses: A Kentucky Derby Party” held May 2 at MaGerk’s Pub & Grill in Bel Air. One hundred twenty guests enjoyed the Kentucky Derby festivities…
“A Harford County Sheriff’s Office deputy and civilian employee rescued three ducklings Monday that were trapped in a storm drain behind a building on Main Street in Bel Air. For the last two months, people had been watching a mother duck that, for a second year in a row, built a nest in a courtyard on Burns Alley, which is…
In the recent Baltimore Sun article, it explains how Kevin Mahoney helped a craft brewery earn a special exception. “Independent Brewing Co. LLC’s application for a special exception was approved by the Bel Air Board of Appeals, part of a lengthy town, county, state and even federal approval process the company must go through before it opens a craft brewery in…