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Benefits reaped with flexible work hours

Posted 8/26/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Howard remains state's richest county

County is one of only four in country with median income above $100,000

Posted 8/27/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

County students again outdo state peers on SAT

Averages up in all three areas of test, led by writing

Posted 8/26/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Baltimore man convicted in Columbia stabbing

Jury acquits defendant of more serious charges

Posted 8/22/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

just in

Howard police to get tough on drivers in school zones

Posted 8/21/08 by The View from Ellicott City, The Columbia Flier, The View from Western Howard County, Howard County Times

Report: Middle schools pass physical

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Self-defense claimed in Columbia stabbing

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Four-day workweek: It's a gas (saver)

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

news

Fast runners to slow Ellicott City traffic

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Reward offered in North Laurel robberies

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Armed robbery reported on east Columbia footpath

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier

Man gets 18 months in drunk driving death

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier

sports

McFadden looks to Beijing for gold

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Near glory for an Orioles fan

Posted 8/21/08 by The View from Ellicott City, The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

New law part of Tatyana's legacy

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Letter to the sports editor

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

entertainment

Feeting Frenzy

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Movie Guide

Posted 8/21/08 by The View from Ellicott City, The Columbia Flier, The View from Western Howard County

Tiring, but not fatiguing

Posted 8/14/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

'Terminator - Sarah Connor Chronicles': Cable takes on a future staple

Posted 8/14/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

education

Kids return to school with a bang

Posted 8/25/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

2008-2009 Howard County Public Schools Bus Schedule

Posted 8/22/08 by The View from Ellicott City, The Columbia Flier, The View from Western Howard County, Howard County Times

Fewer buses mean longer, more crowded trips

Posted 8/22/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Progress report

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

business

Lewicky, Ricci, Daughaday and other movers and shakers

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier

5 Secrets to Managing Stress, CareerFest2008 and other networking opportunities

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

WCI: Bankruptcy won't halt high-rise

Posted 8/15/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Management rearranged at Patuxent Publishing

Posted 8/14/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

obituaries

Noonan, Dawn L.

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Stout, Ethel C.

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Berberian, Steven G.

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

Hoolaghan, Martin D.

Posted 8/21/08 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times

updated blogs

Recent Posts

Marriottsville/ Sykesville /Woodstock

Two Household Dangers to Avoid

Posted: 08/27/08 by Cassie Felch

This summer, my family experienced two unusual and potentially dangerous events that I would like to share in hopes of relaying some important safety information....

Clarksville

Come, Join the Group

Posted: 08/27/08 by Darleen Sanford

Days are cooling. School is back in session. Now is the perfect time to do something just for you. You’re worth it. Actually, it’s free...

Highland/Fulton

Another Highland man heads to Iraq

Posted: 08/27/08 by Chuck Gait

On Aug. 22, Mike Beltz, of Highland, left for a six month assignment to the green zone in Baghdad, Iraq. Mike, husband of Ruth and...

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event guide

This Week's Events

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


Aug. 12: "Family to Family" concert benefits the Family Crisis Center of Baltimore. 7:30 p.m. $10. Slayton House, 10400 Cross Fox Lane, Columbia. 410-655-8361. www.FamilyToFamilyConcerts.org.

Aug. 16: Grand opening of the Little Sunshine Trading Company, a new baby and toddler gift shop at 8202 Main St., Ellicott City. 2-4 p.m. Music, balloon animals, sweet treats, raffle for $50 gift certificate. 410-461-3220.

Aug. 16: Healthy Kids Clinic at the Columbia mall from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Vision, asthma, height and weight, and scoliosis screenings and other services and programs. Lord and Taylor court, 10300 Little Patuxent Pkwy., Columbia. 410-740-7601.

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baltimoresun.com

Highway shut briefly as car burns; no one hurt
Invention could help some migraine sufferers
Hunting and Fishing Day
Managing stress
Classes at South Laurel
Middle schools found to be in good shape
Farm field to customer's plate
Amid the debate over slots, some unlikely alliances
It's back to school, this time as principal
Gaining the brass ring

The Examiner

Palace faces uphill battle
Suggs still away as camp ends
Inmate testifies in stabbing of officer
GAO: Base will be short workers
More schools reach progress targets
Distribution firm signs lease at Baltimore County business park
Troy to take turn under center
Hoff has long flight home
Baltimore suspect charged in cold-case rape, murder
Young defense gets big preseason challenge

washingtonpost.com

Pr. George's Launches Ad Campaign Against Truancy
Report: Climate Shift Could Profoundly Alter Md. Shore
Fire Damages Cars in Montgomery Parking Garage
A Deep Breath as Class Starts
Repairs on Bay Bridge to Disrupt Weekend Getaways
Washington Area Speakers Take the Podium
Man Slain by Officer Wasn't Resisting, Son Says
Teacher Gave Kids Drugs, Police Say
Montgomery Jogger Raped in Rock Creek Park
Md. Ethics Committee Sets Focus On Currie

WBAL Radio

MdTA: Avoid Bay Bridge Over Labor Day; Repairs Could Take 10 Weeks
Glitch Delays Flights At BWI, Other Airports

WBAL TV

State Troopers Seek Police Impersonator
YMCA Worker Cleared Of Abuse Charges
Mom Of 6-Year-Old Gunshot Victim: He's Scared
Grimes Case Focuses On Forensics Evidence
Neighborhood Sweeps Aim To Get Rid Of Rats
Bay Bridge Work May Last Several Weeks
Underground Fire Repairs May Affect City Traffic
Climate Change Report Outlines Future Problems
Arrested Physician Had Survived Plane Crash
Traffic Stop Yields $4,500 In Counterfeit Shirts

WJZ

Maryland Still Needs Thousands Of Nurses
Evidence In Murder Trial Was Contaminated
Louisiana Eyes Gustav, Activates Guard Troops
Emotions Run High As Obama Makes History
A.A. Co. Fire Dept Investigating Suspicious Device
Parents Make Plea For Help In Child's Shooting
Climate Change Report Paints A Hotter, Wetter Md.
Bridge Repairs Lead To Questions About New Span
Phelps Photograph Reinstalled At Portrait Gallery
Balt. Co. Police Need Help To Find Missing Man

WMAR

No Charges For Child Care Worker
No Charges For Child Care Worker
State Troopers Search For Police Impersonator
State Troopers Search For Police Impersonator
Baltimore Family Gets Burned on Rental Home
Underground Fire Repairs May Affect Traffic
Democrats Nominate Obama
Democrats Nominate Obama
Small Fire in Veterans Hospital
Avoid The Bay Bridge