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A Public Service Commission staff report found that BGE’s gas and electric facilities involved in a gas explosion at an office building in Columbia a year ago did not conform to the minimum safety standard. Report made public on the day two people were killed and seven injured in a massive gas explosion in Northwest Baltimore.
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Ellicott City native Taylor Fields reeled in and landed a 77-pound white marlin on Aug. 7, and with it secured the team aboard the "Drillin & Billin" boat a second-place finish and $1.76 million in prize money at the annual White Marlin Open in Ocean City.
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"You have no idea what teachers have done to change how they teach to accommodate their students and engage them. They spend hours learning, researching and writing lessons to reach each child. They want to return to what they signed up for. Teaching is a people job, and they’ve been robbed."
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A sampling of Howard County police reports from July 30-Aug. 6.
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Seven Ellicott City businesses will be featured on ABC’s “Good Morning America” on Tuesday morning in a segment about businesses working through the difficulties of the coronavirus pandemic.
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A 32-year-old man, formerly of Laurel, pleaded guilty Aug. 4 to three counts of enticement to travel in interstate commerce for the purposes of prostitution.
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Hammond Middle School math teacher Stacie Marvin received a Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching from the White House on Aug. 3.
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Howard Community College has closed its Children’s Learning Center in Columbia, prompting an outcry from parents who called the program a popular and educationally valuable experience.
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Jaxon Edwin Social House, one of the three renovated Ellicott City businesses featured on celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay’s “24 Hours to Hell and Back” earlier this year, has closed.
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With former Howard County Player of the Year Rob Davis III serving as league director, Wintarian Blacktop Basketball League kicks off in Columbia
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Hosted by the Downtown Columbia Partnership and the Howard Hughes Corp., the Books in Bloom program brings together county residents and top authors from across the country.
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As the beginning of the 2020 school year approaches, Maryland counties are announcing plans and guidelines for holding classes while containing the spread of coronavirus.
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The Howard County Board of Education on Thursday evening approved the school system’s reopening plan for the first semester of the 2020-21 academic year.
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The baby girl who was delivered after a pregnant woman was shot and killed in Columbia on Friday has died, Howard County police announced Thursday.
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Livestock auction will go on even without the Howard County Fair this year | Glenwood/Glenleg/Dayton
Even though the 75th annual Howard County Fair is canceled this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, there still will be an online Howard County 4-H Livestock Auction.
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A Public Service Commission staff report found that BGE’s gas and electric facilities involved in a gas explosion at an office building in Columbia a year ago did not conform to the minimum safety standard. Report made public on the day two people were killed and seven injured in a massive gas explosion in Northwest Baltimore.
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Two people suffered life-threatening injuries Tuesday in a motor vehicle accident in Dundalk, according to Baltimore County Police.
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Two people suffered life-threatening injuries Tuesday in a motor vehicle accident in Dundalk, according to Baltimore County Police.
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A 32-year-old man, formerly of Laurel, pleaded guilty Aug. 4 to three counts of enticement to travel in interstate commerce for the purposes of prostitution.
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Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott on Monday joined a coalition of high-profile Black male figures urging presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden to pick a Black woman as his running mate.
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What’s the best place to take your pooch for a day of fun? Who do you know will always provide the best service when it comes to clogged pipes? Here’s you chance to give them a virtual high five.
