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New CA president stands out in a crowd

At 6-5, Nelson is easy to spot and quick to listen

Posted 7/02/09 by The Columbia Flier

Child dies in Ellicott City after being left in hot car

Police: Toddler's death likely accidental; health officials issue safety tips

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

Route 32 crash claims 2nd life, mother of 13-year-old

Woodward: 'Wonderful mom; incredible outpouring' for son

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

Forest Diner, National Road on endangered site list

Preservation Howard urges steps to save 'irreplaceable treasures'

Posted 6/29/09 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

just in

Residents displaced after fire in Elkridge apartment complex

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

Police find two dead cats in freezer in Elkridge home

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

No charges in reported assault at middle school

Posted 7/02/09 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Long Reach church mulls expansion possibilities

Posted 7/02/09 by The Columbia Flier

sports

Columbia Neighborhood Swim League Second Week Results

Posted 7/02/09 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Bits & Pieces: County players help team win third straight Region I ODP crown

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times, The Columbia Flier

Sports Notices: Low cost, high quality tennis program starting this summer

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

Central Maryland Diving League Results

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times, The Columbia Flier

entertainment

Rick Steves Europe: Bohemia

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

Throwing a party!

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times, The Columbia Flier

DVD Reviews: Time to fire up some Fourth of July sparklers

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

Theater Review: Youthful 'Hamlet' may be too rash at Evergreen

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

education

Four county schools publications recognized

Posted 7/02/09 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Centennial High forms partnership with The Arc

Posted 7/02/09 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

School supplies collected for backpack program

Posted 7/02/09 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Fourteen students among debate tourney finishers

Posted 7/02/09 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

business

Brief Case 7-2

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

Newsmakers 7-2

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

Chipotle restaurant to open in Columbia mall food court

Posted 6/26/09 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Holiday Inn Express opens 98-room hotel in Elkridge

Posted 6/26/09 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

obituaries

Francis Peters

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

Mary Gayer

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

Mary L. Golliday

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

John A. Hartner

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times

community

Falun Gong participants gather in Ellicott City

Posted 7/02/09 by Howard County Times, The Columbia Flier

Evening spent beneath the stars

Posted 7/02/09 by The Columbia Flier

Police to offer teens new outlet to ward off gangs

Posted 6/18/09 by Howard County Times, The Columbia Flier

Rare cancer therapy in spotlight at St. Agnes

Posted 6/18/09 by Howard County Times

updated blogs

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Dougout Chatter

Swimming upstream

Posted: 07/02/09 by Doug Miller

Greenpeace likes Wegmans, but have they thought this infatuation through? The environmental group famous for throwing itself between whales and harpooners just came out with its...

Marriottsville/ Sykesville /Woodstock

Family Fun Day Festival July 18

Posted: 07/02/09 by Cassie Felch

Sykesville’s Family Fun Day Festival takes place at Millard Cooper Park from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. July 18. The event includes music and...

Marriottsville/ Sykesville /Woodstock

Marriotts Ridge area athletes go unbeaten in rec league

Posted: 07/02/09 by Cassie Felch

Congratulations to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish girls’ lacrosse team! This junior division (age 13-14) recreational league team, composed primarily of students in the...

Clarksville

A New Tradition at St. Louis

Posted: 07/02/09 by Darleen Sanford

The 131st Annual Clarksville Picnic is now history. Mother Nature cooperated with a lovely day. Over the next few days and weeks we’ll be getting...

Glenwood/ Glenelg

Glenwood Community Center Changes Hours and Fees

Posted: 07/02/09 by Leslie Bauer

It seems that many of us are feeling the squeeze of a tightening economy all around us. The Glenwood Community Center has been faced with...

The Driver's Seat

Nats’ Zimmerman can relate to Strasburg

Posted: 07/02/09 by David Driver

After Ryan Zimmerman was drafted by the Washington Nationals as the fourth overall pick in 2005, he played four games with Single-A Savannah in the...

News Views

They’re not owned by McDonald’s

Posted: 07/01/09 by Derek Simmonsen

The opening of a new food court Chipotle at the Mall in Columbia this week reminded me of the importance of one of the...

The Driver's Seat

O’s comeback: Did you see it?

Posted: 07/01/09 by Jack Gibbons

The Red Sox rained hits on the Orioles early Tuesday night, and then it really rained, creating a delay of more than an hour with...

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    event guide

    This Week's Events

    A sampling of seminars, fundraisers and concerts in Howard County.


    July 4:

    • River Hill parade, 9:15 a.m. Parade route travels along Great Star Drive from Guilford Road to Signal Bell Lane, in Clarksville.

    • Longfellow parade, 10 a.m. Parade begins at Longfellow Elementary School on Hesperus Drive and ends at Eliots Oak Road. Community softball game will begin at 12:30 p.m. at Cedar Lane Park, in Columbia.

    • Fourth of July celebration and fireworks, events and live music begin at 5 p.m., fireworks at 9:30 p.m. Lake Kittamaqundi, in Columbia. For more information, go to www.howardcountymd.gov or call the Department of Recreation and Parks at 410-313-1671.

    July 9: Smart Start to Business Success, 8:30 a.m.-noon. Topics include selecting the appropriate legal business entity, financial records, getting start-up money, insurance options and Howard County's business resources. Registration fee, $55, pre-registration required. The Center for Business and Technology Development, 9250 Bendix Road, Columbia. 410-313-6550 or www.hceda.org/cbtd/busEvents.aspx.

    July 10: Traveling Bands Concert, 7 p.m. Jay D. Henley & The Stone Broke Bank. Presented by Department of Recreation and Parks. Savage Park, 8600 Foundry St., Savage. 410-313-4700.

    July 11: Community Fun Day at Maple Lawn, begins at 4 p.m. with fireworks at 9:15 p.m. Will include swimming, moon bounce, face painting, music and more. 7600 Maple Lawn Blvd., Fulton. 301-604-8696.

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    baltimoresun.com

    Explore Howard Co.: Police find 2 dead cats in freezer in home
    Fire damages about 16 units of Elkridge apartment complex
    Man, daughter, killed in crash of antique car
    Inquiry continues into child's death in car
    Howard Co. child left in car 8 hours dies of heatstroke
    Mother dies after crash that killed son
    Howard preservation group makes bid to save historic sites
    Volunteer and get scarce ticket to Virgin Mobile FreeFest at Merriweather
    Columbia driver gets five years in crash death
    MTA officer charged with raping 15-year-old Elkridge girl

    The Examiner

    Wastewter overflow closes Stoney Run
    State senators want probe of Shattuck compensation
    Md. Lottery
    State completes audit of circuit court clerk
    Allegany County police arrest man for sex with boy
    New Baltimore-area I-95 ramps open Friday
    Baltimore center to archive Kepler probe data
    New I-70 rest stop near Hagerstown delayed
    Sparks fly over Duck's alleged 'sweatshop' remark
    Dinosaur fossils, robots invade Md. Science Center

    washingtonpost.com

    Accused Mother Arraigned in Deaths of Two Girls
    Signal Jamming Touted in Fight Against Prison Cellphones
    Affirmative Action Debate Roils Naval Academy
    Landover Man Charged in Slaying of Witness Against Brother
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    Odenton Couple Has Brand-New Quadruplets
    2 Maryland Girls Found in Freezer Had Signs of Previous Abuse, Court Papers Say
    Supporters Seek to Save Maryland Summer Centers Program for the Gifted
    Verizon Is Now a 2nd Option in Charles for Internet/TV Service
    Maryland Notebook

    WBAL Radio

    Salmonella Worries Halting Some Sales
    Shropshire Denies Beating Claim By Wife
    Maryland Gains, But Baltimore Loses Population
    Two Dead In Annapolis Shooting
    Maryland Trooper Cited In Crash

    WBAL TV

    5-Year-Old Girl Shot In Head, Police Say
    Former City Official: Police Dept. Full Of Corruption
    Suspect Charged In Annapolis Shooting Deaths
    Baltimore Church Damaged By Fire
    Judge Dismisses Constellation Appeal In EdF Case
    Officials: Drive Safe, Play Responsibly Over Holiday
    Playground Rebuilt After Fire Opens
    Coast Guard Rescues 2 From St. Mary's River
    Man, Daughter Killed In Antique Car Crash
    Police: Woman Left Baby In Portable Toilet Tank

    WJZ

    5-Year-Old Girl Shot In West Baltimore
    Church Steeple Unsteady, Crews Block Area Streets
    Possible Jackson Memorial On Tuesday
    Crews Battle 3-Alarm Fire In Elkridge
    Baltimore Playground Rebuilt After Fire Opens
    Court Papers: Girls' Bodies Showed Signs Of Abuse
    Police: Woman Left Baby In Portable Toilet Tank
    NTSB: Signals Failed Before Metro Crash
    Some Baltimore Restaurants Struggling In Recession
    Police: Toddler Left In Car For 9 Hours Dies

    WMAR

    Job Report Delivers Jab to Wall Street
    Job Report Delivers Jab to Wall Street
    City Goes Door To Door To Educate About New Trash Guidelines
    City Goes Door To Door To Educate About New Trash Guidelines
    Child Shot in West Baltimore
    Child Shot in West Baltimore
    Carbon Monoxide Concerns Continue
    Carbon Monoxide Concerns Continue
    Baltimore Police Investigate 3 Shootings
    Baltimore Police Investigate 3 Shootings