When Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith took office in 2002, he had to lure former Schools Superintendent Tony Marchione from retirement to join the staff.
After three years of enjoying a North Carolina beach house and taking recreational classes, the chief administrator reluctantly agreed to serve four years. Marchione kept his word by officially announcing this week he will step down by the end of the year to return to retirement.
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