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Situated between Bliss Nail Spa and You Pizza in Clarksville Commons, the fast-casual Manow Thai restaurant brings the bold flavors of Thai cooking to the community.
- Developed in 1971 by James Rouse, a pioneer in urban planning who planned Columbia and built some of the nation’s first enclosed shopping malls, the mall has served as the focal point of the community for generations.
- Roger Erricker, who coached Towson’s track and cross country teams for 30 years, died of cancer at home on Sept. 12.
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- Nationwide fears about public safety are driving gun and ammunition sales, creating longer waits for Baltimore County Police and other Baltimore-area law enforcement agencies trying to stock up on bullets and cartridges.
- The second edition of the Howard County 2021 football power rankings.
- A roundup of football, field hockey and volleyball games in Howard County on Friday, Sept. 17, 2021.
- After Glenelg sophomore AJ Eyre tied the game on an improbable, acrobatic goal with 17.9 seconds left in regulation, Maisy Clevenger deflected in a shot from fellow junior Sophia Baxter for a 3-2 win over the host No. 15 Gladiators on Friday.
- Shareholders of W. R. Grace & Co. approved a deal Friday for a New York building materials company to acquire the Columbia-based specialty chemicals giant for $4.6 billion.
- Howard County schools Superintendent Michael Martirano announced at a recent school board meeting that the school system’s purchase of 4,600 HEPA filters is expected to be delivered to all county public schools by Oct. 1.
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- An assortment of new dining options are popping up along Clarksville Pike including Manow Thai, a fast-casual Thai restaurant, at Clarksville Commons and Taco Joint in the Common Kitchen food hall.
- Columbia resident Kemi Ajibare, founder of Styled By Kemi, a personal style and image consulting service, is passionate about helping women build their self-confidence regardless of their shape, size or skin color.
- Sophia Baxter, a junior defender for Marriotts Ridge's field hockey team, is this week's Howard County Sports Q&A athlete.
- This weekend, Sept. 17 to 19, marks the beginning of the 2021-22 gallery season with Howard County Arts Council’s annual Road to the Arts event.
- Dr. Michael William May, one of the founding partners of Howard County Pediatrics and a physician known for his endearing manner with children, died of injuries from a Clarksville auto accident at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center Sept. 10.
- Scores and highlights from high school sports matches around Howard County on Sept. 15, 2021.
- Developed in 1971 by James Rouse, a pioneer in urban planning who planned Columbia and built some of the nation’s first enclosed shopping malls, the mall has served as the focal point of the community for generations.
- Baltimore police responding to a call in Northwest Baltimore Monday morning found the body of an unidentified woman who had been shot in the head, police said.
- More people in Maryland died of opioid overdoses in 2020 than in previous years and a record number took prescription opioids, the painkillers state officials have long blamed as the source of the addiction crisis.
- Christa Beverly, a longtime civil rights lawyer and the wife of former Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker III, died Saturday, he said. She was 61.
- Baltimore’s spending board is poised to approve a settlement with former Baltimore Police Officer Thomas Cassella to close out a defamation lawsuit he filed against the city and former Commissioner Darryl De Sousa.
- Three Howard County community members answer what their favorite fall activities are.
