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Clarksville

Back-to-school means a return to adult schedules

Max Cowan, 16, headed B'nai B'rith Youth Organization

Taste of Afghani food hits Clarksville

Columbia

Neighbors protest Blandair Park changes

WCI: Bankruptcy won't halt high-rise

Advocates for disabled protest new comedy

Cooksville

Farmers market open for business

Dayton

Letter: Peace cannot be achieved until everyone wants it

Paul J. Brown Sr., 88

Paul J. Brown Sr., 88

Elkridge

Residents 'horrified' over neo-Nazi circular

Lawyer now an author with new legal thriller

Elkridge water main work to divert traffic

Ellicott City

Teacher lives childhood dream at Space Camp

Home from NY with a trophy and a tale to tell

News Briefs 8/14

Fulton

Spaghetti fundraiser set for Reservoir band

Emmanuel Methodist earns state credentials

Highland resident beats cancer a second time

Glenelg

Jail sentence review denied for ex-teacher

Beloved dog inspiration for Tiki's Playhouse

Entrepreneurial spirit alive with the younger set

Glenwood

Entrepreneurial spirit alive with the younger set

County fair is around the corner

Cars and bicyclists can share the road together

Highland

Spaghetti fundraiser set for Reservoir band

Emmanuel Methodist earns state credentials

Highland resident beats cancer a second time

Jessup Hanover

Program seeks to fill void for teens

Teen triumphs in national pageant

No charges to be filed in Jessup police shooting

Lisbon

Mount Airy man killed in crash

Baked goods auction draws plenty during fair

Searching for clues, cell by cell

Marriottsville

Area schools schedule orientation programs

Marriotts Ridge fall sports begin Aug. 16

Bubble Gum Bill's has cool summer treats

Mt. Airy

Mount Airy man killed in crash

Where's the beef? At the Howard County Fair

Woman sentenced to three years for embezzling from PTA, Scout pack

North Laurel

Senior center collecting items for veterans

Open Arms Child Development plans open house for Aug. 11

Baltimore man charged in North Laurel stabbings

Savage

Get a bite to eat while enjoying concert series

Church plans vacation Bible school next week

Churches plan big summer block party

Sykesville

Area schools schedule orientation programs

Group names Sykesville site to its endangered list

Emanuel Bernstein

West Friendship

Check out the bees before they are all gone

Home Arts Building is still a staple of the fair

It's Show Business

Woodbine

Baked goods auction draws plenty during fair

Troop 428 members earn Eagle rank

Pick your own

Woodstock

Area schools schedule orientation programs

Marriotts Ridge fall sports begin Aug. 16

Bubble Gum Bill's has cool summer treats

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North Laurel

Fun Run Sponsors Needed

Posted: 08/19/08 by John Hayes

Gorman Crossing Elementary School is looking for business sponsors for the fourth annual Gorman Crossing Fun Run and Walk Oct. 4 at 8:30 a.m. Call  410-880-5900...

Marriottsville/ Sykesville /Woodstock

Make New Friends at the Classic Cup

Posted: 08/19/08 by Cassie Felch

Our resident Waverly Woods coffee shop, The Classic Cup, has recently made some changes. Last month, owners Phyllis Greenbaum and Pete Cook switched to...

Highland/Fulton

After summer stint in Florida, son comes back to Highland

Posted: 08/19/08 by Chuck Gait

Our son, Charlie Gait, came back home after spending the summer living and working in Melbourne, Fla. His cousin, staff Sgt. John Beltz, is stationed...