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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is getting pressure to close down the state’s gun stores, which have been allowed to remain open during the coronavirus pandemic when most other retailers have had to shut their doors.
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Yielding to pressure from voting rights advocates, the Maryland Board of Elections reversed itself Thursday, recommending the state offer at least one in-person voting center in each county for the June 2 primary in spite of concerns about the new coronavirus outbreak.
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Howard County has received a AAA bond rating from all three of the nation’s credit-rating agencies, County Executive Calvin Ball announced Thursday.
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Immigrants’ rights advocates on Thursday urged a federal judge to order the release of two people from Maryland immigration detention facilities, including one in Howard County, saying their medical conditions carry a high risk of death or serious illness from a coronavirus infection.
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Dr. Nicholas DeClaris, a professor of electrical engineering and a Shock Trauma protocol founder, has died at age 89.
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Howard Community College recently donated more than 2,300 pieces of personal protective equipment to the Howard County Office of Emergency Management to help protect medical professionals during the coronavirus health emergency.
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A look at what’s canceled, postponed or changed in Howard County and Laurel due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Yes, we can’t go anywhere but there are still things to do to continue to be a community. Email, Facebook, Instagram and FaceTime go a long way to mitigate the sense of isolation while we wait this thing out.
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The Baltimore Sun is looking to memorialize those who have died from coronavirus in the Baltimore area or who have connections to our region.
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Online classes not only fill the void of dancing but also the social part of the “Goddesses” group's gatherings.
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Mount Hebron senior guard Satori Valentine was selected as the Howard County girls basketball Player of the Year to headline the 2019-20 All-County list.
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A bus driver with the Regional Transportation Agency has tested positive for the new coronavirus, Howard County confirmed Wednesday.
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Baltimore has a low completion rate despite continuing pleas by elected officials concerned that an undercount would cost the city millions of dollars in federal aid.
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In spite of the ever-tightening grip the coronavirus has taken on Maryland, officials are determined to proceed with the April 28 special general election to fill the seat of the late Congressman Elijah Cummings, now vacant more than five months. But the logistics of pulling off the race, being conducted by mail only, are far from complete.
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This year’s Howard County Pride has been canceled, joining the long list of county and state events forced to postpone or cancel after the growing threat of the coronavirus has spread across the country.
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Howard County has received a AAA bond rating from all three of the nation’s credit-rating agencies, County Executive Calvin Ball announced Thursday.
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Two people were killed in a shooting in Mount Airy on Thursday afternoon, and the shooter is dead as well, police have confirmed.
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The Maryland Transit Administration announced Thursday that it’s eliminating all nine Express BusLink routes plus two LocalLink routes next week as concerns for stopping the spread of coronavirus continue to rise.
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A look at what’s canceled, postponed or changed in Howard County and Laurel due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan is getting pressure to close down the state’s gun stores, which have been allowed to remain open during the coronavirus pandemic when most other retailers have had to shut their doors.
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Pete and Tricia Chancellor of Glenelg built their vacation house in Bethany Beach, Delaware, with help from Marnie Oursler, of the DIY Network show “Big Beach Builds.”
