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"Reflections of Carroll's Past" shows a little bit of what life used to be like in Carroll County.
- "Reflections of Carroll's Past" shows a little bit of what life used to be like in Carroll County.
- Andy's Barber Shop in Ellicott City reopened for business under new ownership on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020.
- The Symphony of Lights has been a Howard County holiday tradition for over 25 years.
- Santa Claus visited Catonsville riding on a fire engine, owned by Easton resident Greg Evans, Saturday, November 28, 2020. Greg Morgan, founder of Catonsville annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Santa ride, coordinated the event.
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- Dinosaur Drive-Thru at Howard County Fairgrounds, Saturday November 28, 2020. The Drive-Thru Dinosaur Expo, will continue Sunday November 29, December 5th and 6th, 9am to 4pm. Admission is $10.00 per car. Tickets can be purchased at https://jurassicwonder.com/
- 2ND ALARM DWELLING FIRE | 1300 block Denbright Rd. in Catonsville. Two confirmed civilian fatalities. Baltimore County Police Department Fire Investigators continue to look into the cause of this deadly fire. One Injured firefighter sustained minor injuries and has been treated by EMS personnel on scene. Friday November 27, 2020.
- Volunteers made Thanksgiving meals to be delivered.at Havre de Grace Community Center .
- Thanksgiving food distribution for Howard County families was organized by the Lisbon Elementary School PTA. "Food Baskets" were distributed Monday morning November 23, 2020 at Lisbon Elementary School .
- Code Ninjas Learning Center had its grand opening, a place for kids ages 5-14 to learn how to build video games. Saturday, November 21, 2020.
- New Windsor Mayor Neal Roop held his 5th annual "Mayor on the Square" event. Neal was on the square in New Windsor collecting can goods and coats for the New Windsor Food Pantry from 9am to 5pm, Saturday, November 21, 2020.
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- Jake Smith, longtime Arbutus resident, opened new gym Baltimore Boxing and Fitness near Arbutus after being located in the city for years.
- Harford residents don't have to go far for their holiday meal.
- Savona deli in Bel Air takes pride in food and being part of community for 15 years.
- Preservationists worry about plan to turn the gray-green church with serpentine sandstone into apartments
- An iconic beech tree on the grounds of Prospect Hill Cemetery, which became diseased after over 130 years of life, was removed from the Towson landscape on Wednesday, Nov. 18.
- Maryland Food Bank truck dropped off deliveries to the Assistance Center of Towson Churches, a consortium of churches in the Baltimore County seat who are continuing their tradition of delivering Thanksgiving turkeys and meals to families in need in the greater Baltimore area. The Food Bank is donating around 400 boxes of food this year.
- Lovie Thompson-Olgesby, a U.S. Army veteran, will received a new roof on Tuesday, November 17, from RoofPRO, an Owens Corning Platinum Roofing Contractor, as part of the Owens Corning Roof Deployment Project, Giving back to U.S. Military Veterans.
- Shoppers milled about the 818 Market on Frederick Road during its grand opening event the morning of Nov. 16 — many came without lists — some as early as 5:45 a.m. — excited to browse Catonsville’s long-anticipated gourmet grocer, opened by two longtime Catonsville residents Dan Zakai and Patrick Baldwin.
- The Baltimore Ravens play the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium.
- A drive-thru viewing for former Laurel mayor and fire chief Joe Robison was held Friday, Nov. 13, at Laurel Volunteer Fire Department Station 10. Robison died Tuesday.
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- The communities of Aberdeen and Havre de Grace recognized area veterans with ceremonies on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 2020, despite challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic and inclement weather.
- Veterans Day Celebration at American Legion Dewey Lowman Post 109 in Halethorpe, Maryland, November 11, 2020.
- A feature on Smashing Grapes restaurant on Jennifer Road in Annapolis Tue., October 6, 2020.
