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"Reflections of Carroll's Past" shows a little bit of what life used to be like in Carroll County. View past galleries here.

The Baltimore Humane Society needs your support to continue their work. This current environment has presented challenges for them, but they are determined to meet their mission to help animals in need in our community. Here are ways you can help: ADOPT: They continue to adopt out animals to permanent loving homes by appointment only. Need a new co-worker, exercise buddy or watch party pal? Go to https://bmorehumane.org/adopt/steps-pricing/ to see all of the awesome dogs, cats and small animals available. Select a pet you'd like to meet. Select an additional pet, just in case your first choice has been adopted. You must get pre-approved by completing an online adoption application. They'll call you to set up an appointment to meet your match. DONATE: They need both monetary support and supplies to keep their programs running! Donations can be made at https://bmorehumane.org/donate/. Consider becoming a monthly donor. The cost of a few morning coffees or a take-out lunch could make a world of difference to an animal in their care. Dry and wet cat and dog food, treats and cat litter are needed for the BmoreKind Pet Food Bank. They have already seen a 20% increase in need for services. The pet food bank exists to support people in our community that are having financial difficulties and need temporary support to keep their pets at home. Donations can be made Monday 9am-4pm and Tuesday-Sunday 9am-6pm contact-free to the donation shed to the right of the Adoption Center. Receipts are available on the outside door. Supplies are needed for the Baltimore Humane Society foster care program and for animals cared for at the shelter every day! To make it easier to help, they've posted their wish lists and their AmazonSmile link at https://bmorehumane.org/support/our-wish-list/

Volunteers with Columbia Community Care work to distribute donated food and household items in and around Columbia on Thursday, March 26.

Pleasant View Nursing Home in Mount Airy is the site of an outbreak of the coronavirus. Health officials said Saturday, March 28 that at least 66 people there tested positive for the disease.

Baltimore firefighters responded to a fire in the 1200 block of E. Eager St. on Saturday, March 28, 2020.

Fire companies from Howard and Carroll counties respond to a fully involved house fire in the 7000 block of Old Washington Road near Woodbine, just after 10 a.m. Thursday. The structure was burned to the ground within an hour.

Mission Dispensary in Catonsville now offers curb-side service amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Customers may still visit in-store.

Michele Greer is a descendant of one of the oldest black families in Taneytown. Recently she visited the home of her late cousin and the cemetery where many of her relatives are interred. She's hoping to better highlight the contributions her ancestors made to Taneytown’s history.

Baltimore Humane Society - Adoption Center open by appointment only. Complete application online to adopt. Spay, Neuter & Wellness Clinic closed. Pet food Bank - Donations of wet and dry cat and dog food, any brand, are especially needed. Open bags accepted. Monday (9am-4pm) and Tuesday-Sunday 9am-6pm) Donate contact-free by placing items in our donation shed. Receipts available on shed door. Staffs pick of the week - Give a friend a forever home.  Humane Society Of Carroll County 2517 Littlestown Pike, Westminster, MD  21158, Reach them at 410-848-4810 or www.hscarroll.org Baltimore Humane Society 1601 Nicodemus Rd. Reisterstown, MD 21136 410-833-8848 or www.bmorehumane.org

2020 All-Carroll County Boys basketball First Team

2020 All-Carroll County Girls Basketball First Team

2020 All-Carroll County Wrestling First Team

People venture out to enjoy the trails and scenery around Lake Kittamaqundi in Columbia on a cloudy and mild start to the spring season on Thursday, March 19, 2020.

Pictures from around Maryland as the coronavirus is tracked.

Dwelling fire in Patapsco Woods development on Bitternut Court in Catonsville Wednesday afternoon.