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Ranking the top 30 sporting events involving Howard County high school teams that a Howard County Times staff member covered in person during the 2019-20 school year.
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Howard County Recreation and Parks baseball and softball leagues are open for registration and are set to begin in late July.
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Howard Community College has chosen Dec. 20 as the date for its 2020 commencement.
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More than 400 former and current Howard County students signed a petition and wrote testimonies that say racism is a problem in the school system.
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Shield Pals, a personal protective equipment store, opened its first retail store at the mall on June 26, two months after launching online.
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The Howard County Library System moved to the next step in its reopening process this week by starting contactless pickup amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Howard Community College announced June 16 that it will launch an esports team as its 12th athletic program.
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Laurel resident and member of the U.S. Army Band Pershing’s Own Jesse Tubb rode in a 2-mile loop on his bike at the Columbia Gateway Business Park 250 times this past weekend to raise money for the newly founded nonprofit OhanaHC.
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At Howard County General Hospital, we are ready and we are resilient. And that’s in no small part because of the support we are receiving from the community.
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A performance audit of the Howard County Public School System by the Maryland State Department of Education began this week.
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The Howard County Board of Education approved five new appointments to its ethics panel on Thursday.
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The Fourth of July will look a little different this year, with large-scale fireworks displays and celebrations canceled across Maryland because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Officials, however, are still urging residents to be cautious if they plan to celebrate Independence Day at home.
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Zung Lung Myitung, a refugee from Myanmar, graduated from Hammond High School earlier this month, which is an accomplishment she could've never envisioned growing up.
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Clyde’s of Columbia will permanently close July 19, according to a news release from Clyde’s Restaurant Group on Wednesday. The restaurant first opened in 1975 near Columbia’s Lake Kittamaqundi.
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Graduating from Wilde Lake High School on June 5 after five years was particularly momentous for Yesica Mamgandi, who crossed the virtual graduation stage with her 2-year-old daughter, Marvely, by her side.
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"We get one chance to raise our kids as a community. It’s been heartening to see the dedication and commitment our teachers have for their part in our shared task."
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For the second time in three months, CASA and the Howard County Coalition for Immigrant Justice organized a protest Monday afternoon in Ellicott City against Howard County’s contract with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Howard Community College unveiled its learning plan for the fall semester Friday, with teaching to be conducted in classrooms and online.
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After weeks of work sessions, contract negotiations and cost-saving measures, the Howard County Board of Education on Thursday unanimously adopted a $918.7 million operating budget for fiscal 2021.
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While restaurants, retail stores, gyms, parks and houses of worship are allowed to reopen now that Maryland is in Phase 2, theaters remain dark, with many uncertain how they will reopen when they are given the green light.
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Steve Nicewarner is back at home, sleeping in the comfort of his own bed, after 31 days at the University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center, fighting to beat the relentless coronavirus.
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Baltimore County Police said they are investigating a possible shooting in Windsor Mill involving an 11-year-old girl.
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As the Fourth of July holiday weekend begins, Maryland officials confirmed 538 new cases of the coronavirus Friday, the second straight day the figure has topped 500 after being under that total for two weeks.
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For the first time in two years, he gets to celebrate the holiday with his family.
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Joshua Wallace, of Bel Air, is facing multiple charges in the hit-and-run death of Alessandro “Alex” Lori on Main Street in Bel Air on Wednesday, July 1.
