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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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River Hill senior Nick Marshall announces commitment to play basketball at Loyola University.
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Ellicott City native and Loyola Blakefield graduate Bruce Zimmermann is scheduled to be the latest Orioles prospect to make his debut in the second game of Thursday’s doubleheader as the club plans to add him to the roster between games and make him the third rookie in their starting rotation.
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‘A different experience for everyone’: Fulton synagogue to celebrate Jewish High Holy Days virtually
Rabbi Craig Axler was at Temple Isaiah in Fulton until 2:45 a.m. Monday putting finishing touches on the Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur services, even though they were still days away. This was Axler’s reality: planning for the fall Jewish holidays during the coronavirus pandemic.
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On Tuesday, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball marked the start of Hispanic Heritage Month by announcing a new Latina workgroup and the recognition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Howard in place of Columbus Day. That’s when protesters showed up to demonstrate against what organizers called the “hypocrisy” of Ball’s remarks given the county's contract with ICE.
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Recent River Hill graduate Emma Golus, of Clarksville, saw an opportunity to make face coverings fashionable as well as functional. She started Coronavirus Couture to provide reusable cotton masks for the community.
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In the months before his death, U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings wrote that he endured “pure pain” from repeated Twitter attacks by President Donald Trump – whom he once wanted to trust – but resolved not to be baited into responding in anger.
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A 27-year-old man was killed in an Ellicott City car accident Wednesday afternoon, Howard County police said.
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Howard County police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle motorcycle collision in Jessup that occurred Tuesday night.
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A look back at the top girls lacrosse teams and players from Howard County that played between 2010 and 2020.
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Spurred by Black Lives Matter protests, HoCo For Justice has achieved nonprofit status and just put on its first community event — a back-to-school drive.
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On Sept. 29 through Oct. 3, a virtual McCeney March will take place. It joins a host of other Laurel run/walk fundraisers driven by the coronavirus pandemic to a virtual format.
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Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced Tuesday the county will no longer celebrate Columbus Day and instead will change the name of the holiday in honor of Native Americans.
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Columbia resident Brandon Bannister decided to be one of AMC Columbia 14 movie theater’s first customers since it reopened amid the coronavirus pandemic because of something buttery and overpriced that’s been missing from his life — movie theater popcorn.
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Howard County police have charged a Prince George’s County man with nine commercial burglaries targeting medical office suites in Columbia, the department announced Tuesday.
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River Hill senior Nick Marshall announces commitment to play basketball at Loyola University.
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Tiara Kianna Baker, 22, was accused of robberies in Baltimore County. Then while trying to initiate an arrest in Baltimore City, officers fired shots at her.
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Tiara Kianna Baker, 22, was accused of robberies in Baltimore County. Then while trying to initiate an arrest in Baltimore City, officers fired shots at her.
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Howard County police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle motorcycle collision in Jessup that occurred Tuesday night.
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Beacon 2.0 will expand what claimants can do online, rather than emailing or calling staff on overwhelmed phone lines. The system will also allow employers to access to respond to questions from the department, which should prevent delays staff has had in reaching them by phone when some of their businesses are closed.
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Look for winners of Howard Magazine Howard Magazine’s 2020 Readers’ Choice Contest in the December issue.
