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Columbia's Jennifer Whiddon discovered that creating a wreath of baseballs to donate to this year’s Kennedy Krieger’s Festival of Trees event isn't that easy.
- With COVID-19 numbers on the rise, Kay Keyhani decided to offer a free community session in nidra yoga, a practice of yoga that helps individuals cope with stress and anxiety, to promote relaxation and better sleep.
- Gayle and Fred Snyder, who moved in 2011 to enjoy retirement in tax-friendly Delaware, are back in Laurel and back in the Old Town house that has been a part of their family for a century.
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Howard County Board of Education District 1
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Christina Delmont-Small
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20,262
64.2%
Matthew Molyett
11,307
35.8%
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Jen Mallo
Incumbent
16,748
52.2%
Sezin Palmer
15,365
47.8%
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Yun Lu
22,871
65%
Cindy Vaillancourt
12,321
35%
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- This year, more than ever, small businesses in Ellicott City truly need our support — their continued existence relies on it.
- This year’s Symphony of Lights drive thru will go forward after a court ruled Wednesday against a request for a preliminary injunction to halt the event. While the ruling clears the way for Wednesday’s start to the Columbia holiday event, the monthslong lawsuit among the parties continues.
- Howard Community College won the New England Collegiate Conference League of Legends championship on Saturday. The title is the first for the Dragons' esports program that was established this fall.
- Throughout the area, there are dozens of local nonprofit groups who are committed to serving those in need. These groups can always use our help, especially now during the pandemic.
- With COVID-19 numbers rising and restrictions constantly changing, the Laurel Main Street Holiday Market scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 28, went from an in-person event to a virtual one just over a week and a half before its scheduled date.
- On Nov. 11, Deb Randall began posting an image a day as part of Venus Theatre’s new initiative, Objects of Survival: Plays of the Pandemic.
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- Since 2009 Bryan Bartlett has used his house and surrounding property to house an elaborate show-stopping holiday light display for any and all to see, this year the Bartlett family and all their fans will take the year off in light of COVID-19 restrictions.
- Columbia-native Greg Whittington, who spent the last four years playing professional basketball internationally, signed a two-way contract with the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday.
- President-elect Joe Biden received a higher share of the vote in Howard County than any presidential candidate in recorded history.
- Lisbon Elementary School PTA assembled and handed out 215 Thanksgiving food baskets to families across Howard County in the last two weeks.
- Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced a tightening of restrictions Monday ahead of Thanksgiving.
- Howard County Executive Calvin Ball and Maryland first lady Yumi Hogan visited nine several Korean-owned businesses along Route 40 in Ellicott City on Friday that received relief grants tied to CARES Act funding.
- Howard Community College won the New England Collegiate Conference League of Legends championship on Saturday. The title is the first for the Dragons' esports program that was established this fall.
- The day before Thanksgiving, the Baltimore County Public Schools system was shut down by a ransomware attack that hit all its network systems.
- The day before Thanksgiving, the Baltimore County Public Schools system was shut down by a ransomware attack that hit all its network systems.
- With COVID-19 numbers on the rise, Kay Keyhani decided to offer a free community session in nidra yoga, a practice of yoga that helps individuals cope with stress and anxiety, to promote relaxation and better sleep.
- After more than two years of work and $13 million, the state is preparing to reopen Lawyers Mall, the prominent First Amendment gathering space outside the State House in Annapolis.
- Ting Tai, a 21-year-old Ellicott City resident, is one of 11 people featured in a new Calvin Klein advertising campaign.
