SWAT teams sweep Giant Food in apparent hostage situation
Laurel Police release photo of man sought in robbery attempt
Posted 3/15/10 by Laurel Leader
State emergency agency warns of flooding
Up to 4 inches of rain expected
Posted 3/13/10 by Laurel Leader
Nuisance trucks prompt street parking restrictions
Owner of Gude mansion cites complaints
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
news
Candidates enter District 23A race
Posted 3/13/10 by Laurel Leader
DJS halts high-security placements at Waxter
Posted 3/12/10 by Laurel Leader
Repair work contracts approved for city pools
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Zoning citation dropped as store sheds adult label
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
sports
Photos: Gymnastics at Fairland
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
College basketball: Laurel's Snowden named a nominee for CAA award
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
High school lacrosse: Pallotti gets early experience with new coach
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
entertainment
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Stepping Out: auditions, concerts, jam session
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Posted 3/04/10 by Laurel Leader
Stepping Out: concerts, exhibits, history
Posted 3/04/10 by Laurel Leader
education
Tight schools budget has local impact
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Evening of jazz for Ryan Odelle Mance Memorial ScholarshipY
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Great Expectations: Laurel High's new space goes beyond the arts
Posted 3/10/10 by Laurel Leader
business
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Career development program on workforce reentry
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Coffee break with police chief
Posted 3/04/10 by Laurel Leader
Government contracting for businesses
Posted 3/04/10 by Laurel Leader
community
Computers kept neighbors connected during blizzards
Posted 3/12/10 by Laurel Leader
Natalie Kovach and Sean Miskimins
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
obituaries
Posted 10/22/09 by Laurel Leader
Former City Council member Robert Stahley
Posted 10/22/09 by Laurel Leader
Mary Marton, chaired Laurel Board of Election Supervisors
Posted 10/14/09 by Laurel Leader
Frances Logan, 80, was Laurel High principal
Posted 8/20/09 by Laurel Leader
updated blogs
Recent Posts
Singing the praises of CCTA
Posted: 03/13/10 by Carolyn Kelemen
It’s no secret that Toby Orenstein has built a pipeline to Broadway and Hollywood right from her home base at Toby’s Dinner Theatre and its...
Towson AD: No extension for coach Kennedy
Posted: 03/12/10 by David Driver
Pat Kennedy, who just finished his sixth season as the men’s basketball coach at Towson University, has a record of 68-117 with the Tigers. His...
Wrestling: It’s not over yet
Posted: 03/12/10 by Andrew Conrad
The mats have been rolled up at Cole Field House, but there is still one wrestling event left in the high school season before we...
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event guide
This Week's Events
A sampling of seminars, fundraisers and concerts in Howard County.
March 16: Buenas Noches: An Evening in Spain, 7-8:30 p.m. Event organized by the Howard County Library and Columbia Association's International Exchange & Multicultural Programs, to include travel video clips, live Spanish music, dance and comedy. Door prizes and refreshments included. Free, but register at hclibrary.org or call 410-313-7800. Central Branch Library, 10375 Little Patuxent Pkwy., Columbia.
March 17: "The New Age of Mobile Computing," Business seminar sponsored by Howard County Economic Development Authority, 8:30-10 a.m. Panelists will discuss the mobile computing for business and government. Free, but registration is required. The Center for Business and Technology Development, 9250 Bendix Road, Columbia. 410-313-6550, www.hceda.org/thecenter/busEvents.aspx
March 17: St. Paddy's Day Bash, 7-11 p.m. $75/person. Ten Oaks Ballroom, 5000 Signal Bell Lane, Clarksville. PJKFoundation@mccabeins.com
March 21: Red Cross blood drive, 8 a.m.-noon. Emmanuel United Methodist Church, 10755 Scaggsville Road, Laurel. www.eumclaurel.org/
March 31: COLORS, A celebration of diversity and a salute to African-American patriots, 7 p.m. Performances in music, spoken word and dance sponsored by the Parents of African-American Students and the African-American Awareness Association of Mt. Hebron High School. Suggested donation: $7 adults, $5 students. Centennial High School, 4300 Centennial Lane, Ellicott City. www.squidoo.com/MTHAAHC
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