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Bill would create independent authority to manage downtown Columbia
Legislation to create an authority to manage affordable housing, transportation, security, maintenance and other services for downtown Columbia has been prefiled with the County Council. The bill, sponsored by the county administration, would establish... -
Traffic, affordable housing concerns raised at Columbia downtown redevelopment meeting
Finding little to fault in the design of the first building project in the downtown Columbia redevelopment process, residents at a community meeting Tuesday night presented concerns regarding traffic and affordable housing. Roughly 80 people attended the...Tags: Sears, Howard Community College, Rental Service, Design Collective, Inc., Rentals
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Local officials excited, encouraged by first new downtown Columbia building
Local officials — many of whom have waited years as the redevelopment of downtown Columbia has been debated and discussed, and pondered and pitched — say they are excited that construction on the first new building could soon be beginning, and...
Tags: Rentals, Companies and Corporations
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Developers unveil plans for $100 million project in Columbia
The master developer of Columbia's Town Center aims to begin construction by early next year on a $100 million apartment and retail complex, the area's first new housing in a decade.
The Metropolitan Downtown Columbia will be a six-story, 380-unit...Tags: Ellicott City, Realty, Harbor East, Apartments, Howard County
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$100 million project to bring upscale apartments, retail to downtown Columbia
The first new building in what will become a significant investment in downtown Columbia is itself a sizable investment — an estimated $100 million project that will bring 380 apartments and about 14,000 square feet of retail and a public...
Tags: College Sports, Howard Community College, Culture, Rentals, Property
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Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Thursday
WEATHER
Today's forecast calls for sunny and breezy conditions, with a high temperature near 75 degrees. Tonight is expected to be clear, with a low temperature around 54 degrees.
TRAFFIC
Check our traffic updates for this morning's issues as you...Tags: Regional Authority, Culture, American League East, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Baltimore Orioles
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Columbia teen charged in string of fires, including blaze that closed Sears
A Columbia teen is facing 16 criminal charges after being accused of intentionally setting a fire that shut down the Sears store at the Columbia mall last week and several other fires since mid-April. Richard N. Mojica, 18, of the 10300 block of Swift...Tags: Sears, Trials, Juvenile Delinquency, Arson
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Letter: Columbia might soon be overloaded with stores
An article in your newspaper last week shared the anticipation of the manager of the soon-to-open Wegmans that this one store would be a "destination" drawing customers from a 25-mile radius ("Wegmans officials readying for opening in Columbia," April 19)... -
Columbia Association reveals new logo, without 'People Tree'
Columbia Association has revealed its new logo, replacing the familiar "People Tree" tree symbol with another tree, this one a logo that CA actually owns. The new logo, introduced Thursday, includes a green-and-blue tree that is intended to be a "logical...
Tags: Sculpture, Arts, Media Industry, Symbols and Symbolism, General Growth Properties Inc.
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Bridge to unite Columbia villages seen as crucial for town
The narrow footbridge that crosses U.S. 29 in Columbia opened three decades ago with the promise of connecting the town's commercial center with the residential communities to the east.
Today, the underused structure is unlit, encircled in chain-link...Tags: Ken Ulman, Howard Community College, James Rouse, Public Transportation, Lobbying
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Letter: Planning Board should be wary of downtown Columbia plans
I would like to expand on my comments about the Warfield neighborhood traffic outlook presented at the April 12th meeting of the Planning Board hearing and reported in your April 19 edition. The Town Center Village Board, which represents Warfield...Tags: Local Government, General Growth Properties Inc., Companies and Corporations
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Columbia's population poised to pass the 100,000 mark
When developer James W. Rouse revealed plans in 1963 to build a "new city" in Howard County, he predicted that it would have more than 100,000 residents by 1980. Nearly five decades later, Rouse's planned community — named Columbia in 1964 —...Tags: Ellicott City, James Rouse
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