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The National Junior College Athletic Association announced an adjusted “plan of action” for the upcoming academic year Monday, moving the majority of fall athletic competition to the spring semester.
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Howard County became the first county in Maryland and the second jurisdiction on the East Coast to mandate projects meet bird-friendly design standards with a bill passed last week.
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Joseph D. Kilgallon, whose career as a Social Security Administration official spanned more than four decades, died June 29 from cancer at Gilchrist Hospice in Columbia. The Ellicott City resident was 80.
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Albert N. Whiting, former dean of what is currently Morgan State University and former president of what is currently North Carolina Central University, has died at 102.
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Big Brown, the over-sized golden retriever statue that greets passers by along Triadelphia Road, has always been a fixture for folks driving by owner Donnie Brown’s place. Lately, as a nod to the times we live in, Donnie has given Big Brown a face mask.
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The Howard County Board of Education voted to push back the start of the 2020-21 academic year while it considered different fall reopening plans amid the coronavirus pandemic during its meeting Thursday night.
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The biannual Howard County Restaurant Weeks & Craft Beverages event kicks off Monday, with delivery and curbside pickup options available for the first time.
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The Howard County Public School System, which has been considering several options as to how to open schools in the fall, is planning to send its plans to the state soon after presenting them to the Howard County Board of Education on Thursday.
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The 75th annual Howard County Fair, originally scheduled for Aug. 8 to 15, has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Howard County Fair board of directors announced Wednesday.
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Elizabeth Crutchley’s niece Lindsey Cohen is battling triple negative stage 3 breast cancer and has been undergoing chemotherapy in Cincinnati, Ohio, since May 12. The coronavirus pandemic has kept Crutchley from traveling to be with Cohen, so she wanted to find a way to spread awareness and raise money for her niece from afar.
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When Swansfield Elementary fifth grader Josiah Wheeler saw the video of the death of George Floyd, a Black man, at the hands of a white Minneapolis police officer, he felt sad and frustrated. He didn’t know where to put his emotions, so he decided to write.
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The Columbia Association and Inner Arbor Trust have filed a lawsuit in Howard County Circuit Court in an attempt to halt this year’s annual Symphony of Lights drive-thru event in Columbia.
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A 33-year-old Laurel woman has been federally charged with bank fraud, wire fraud, aggravated identity theft and unlawful possession of stolen mail, according to a U.S. Attorney’s Office news release.
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The Howard County Council voted on legislation Monday night to put forth amendments to the county charter. Of the 12 proposed bills, two passed, two were tabled and eight failed.
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The National Junior College Athletic Association announced an adjusted “plan of action” for the upcoming academic year Monday, moving the majority of fall athletic competition to the spring semester.
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Baltimore Police said an officer was injured along with another person after a car crash on Monday night.
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The implementation of Baltimore's water affordability act was delayed due to the pandemic, but advocates called Democratic Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young to take steps to put it in place.
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Anne Arundel County police have issued a warning for Laurel residents to be vigilant of anyone who exhibits odd or aggressive behavior because of a spike in reports of indecent exposure along the 198 corridor which are believed to be related to an influx of PCP use in the area.
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The implementation of Baltimore's water affordability act was delayed due to the pandemic, but advocates called Democratic Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young to take steps to put it in place.
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Enjoy the warm weather with these items, selected with outdoor fun in mind. They’ll make your open-air adventures in Howard County more enjoyable, poolside and beyond.
