Play examines Fitzgerald's forgotten wife
"Zelda at the Oasis" premiers in Laurel
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
DJS halts high-security placements at Waxter
Center called dangerous by residents
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Obama campaigner launches his own run
Russett resident seeks District 21 delegate seat
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Police search for man in attempted robbery
Release photo from store's surveillance camera
Posted 3/17/10 by Laurel Leader
news
Bill would improve Maryland's 'cushion' against future recessions
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Laurel couple ties the knot under new law
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Reduced state aid reflected in proposed county budget
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
City reviews snow removal efforts at public meeting
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
sports
College basketball: Laurel grad Davis ends four-year career
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Prep notebook: Pallotti senior Halkos concludes stellar season
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Photos: Gymnastics at Fairland
Posted 3/11/10 by Laurel Leader
entertainment
Agatha Christie play opens on Main Street
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Stepping Out: concerts, theater, ice show
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Posted 3/11/10 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
Recruitment drive for Police Explorer Post 1870
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Workshops on job-related stress
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Posted 3/18/10 by Laurel Leader
Posted 3/18/10 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
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Posted: 03/19/10 by David Driver
On Thursday afternoon the Notre Dame basketball team was upset, 51-50, on the first day of March Madness by Old Dominion University, which is a...
Pat answer
Posted: 03/17/10 by Doug Miller
Today’s a good day, because I learned something: St. Patrick wasn’t actually Irish, but English. Born in the fourth century, he was kidnapped as a teenager...
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...
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event guide
This Week's Events
A sampling of seminars, fundraisers and concerts in Howard County.
March 19: Columbia Center for Spiritual Living's Cinema Night featuring "Peaceful Warrior," 7 p.m. Donations accepted. Howard County General Hospital Wellness Center, 10710 Charter Drive/Medical Pavilion, Columbia. 410-750-8559. www.columbiacsl.org
March 20: Spring Fashion Event, 8:30 a.m. Held to benefit Success in Style, a Howard County-based nonprofit that provides professional clothing to disadvantaged women. Tickets $40. Nordstrom, 700 Fairmount Ave., Towson. 410-750-6475
March 22: The Kyle Coughlin Show: Rhythm, 7:30 p.m. Tickets $5, $10 and $15. Howard Community College, Smith Theatre, Horowitz Visual and Performing Arts Center, 10901 Little Patuxent Pkwy., Columbia. 410-772-4900
March 27: Spring Egg Hunt, 10 a.m.-noon. Held by Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks. For ages 2-10. Schooley Mill Park, 12975 Hall Shop Road, Fulton. 410-313-7275
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