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Airline delays and cancellations are causing headaches for travelers in the Baltimore region and across the U.S. as demand has picked up and hubs such as BWI Marshall approach their busiest month.
- Look for winners of Howard Magazine’s 2022 Readers’ Choice Contest in October.
- Our readers picked these winners in Howard Magazine’s 2022 Best Restaurants' Contest.
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- Events are planned around Howard County to Celebrate America’s birthday this year.
- Bernice Howard Carver, a retired Baltimore City Schools teacher whose baseball enthusiasm earned her a seat at Earl Weaver’s dinner table, has died. The former Woodington Road and Ellicott City resident was 82.
- Toby's Dinner Theatre presents "SpongeBob the Musical" through July 31 in Columbia.
- After a two-day trial in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt, jurors found that an Anne Arundel County Police corporal did not use excessive force in 2014 when he let his canine partner bite a suspect following a cross-county car chase.
- The Maryland State Department of Education will grant more than $169 million to school systems across the state as part of the Maryland Leads Initiative.
- Howard County Center For The Arts is home to 14 professionals including painters, photographers and artists whose mediums include stained glass and mosaics.
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- A public meeting on the latest developments in the Ellicott City flood mitigation project is planned for next week.
- An Ellicott City based nonprofit, HoCo Pirate Adventures creates monthly scavenger hunts for families and also donates to community-based charities. Its creator, Chris Fuchs was recently named the Howard County winner of the William Donald Schaefer Helping People Award by the Office of the Comptroller of Maryland.
- Federal prosecutors have dropped the case against a Maryland retired U.S. Army colonel and another businessperson after new evidence surfaced days before they were set to stand trial for a second time on allegations that they conspired to pay millions of dollars in bribes to Haitian officials.
- We asked readers what their go-to dish to make when they have guests.
- Marion E. “Elain” House, whose career as a physical education instructor and award-winning coach at Lansdowne High School spanned more than three decades, died Thursday from bladder cancer at her Linthicum home. She was 76.
- Check out these hot summer items from Howard County stores.
- Airline delays and cancellations are causing headaches for travelers in the Baltimore region and across the U.S. as demand has picked up and hubs such as BWI Marshall approach their busiest month.
- Baltimore police say a 14-year-old boy was shot Friday afternoon in the backyard of a home in the Belair-Edison neighborhood.
- Franchot said he is vaccinated and boosted and his symptoms are mild, but the positive test means he will need to quarantine during a crucial stretch of the political campaign to replace outgoing Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.
- After decades of debate and calls for reform, the thoroughbred racing industry will be governed by uniform federal regulations starting Friday, a prospect that has inspired widespread worry among Maryland horsemen.
- Franchot said he is vaccinated and boosted and his symptoms are mild, but the positive test means he will need to quarantine during a crucial stretch of the political campaign to replace outgoing Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.
- Look for winners of Howard Magazine’s 2022 Readers’ Choice Contest in October.