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Main Street market isn't closing after all
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Rescuers training nearby pull man from icy lake
This was not a drill
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Note to readers
Changes happening at The View
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Early lesson may be paying off
Planting seeds of prevention
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news
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Replica of Banneker's cabin now open to visitors
Posted 1/07/10 by The View from Ellicott City
50 years strong, Ravens Roost still rallies around football
Posted 1/07/10 by The View from Ellicott City
sports
For senior team, fun outweighs aches and pains
Posted 1/07/10 by The View from Ellicott City
All-county football: Johnson steps in to keep Hawks' winning tradition
Posted 12/24/09 by Howard County Times, The View from Western Howard County, The View from Ellicott City, The Columbia Flier
Girls basketball: Oliver honored for hitting 1,000-point career mark
Posted 12/24/09 by Howard County Times, The View from Western Howard County, The View from Ellicott City, The Columbia Flier
Football: final offensive statistics*
Posted 12/24/09 by Howard County Times, The View from Western Howard County, The View from Ellicott City, The Columbia Flier
entertainment
Book Bag: Timely texting through the foibles of family
Posted 11/26/09 by Howard County Times, The View from Ellicott City, The View from Western Howard County
Visual Arts: Taking diversity to new ends
Posted 11/26/09 by Howard County Times, The View from Ellicott City, The View from Western Howard County
DVD Reviews: Can Hanks halt a plot to vaporize the Vatican?
Posted 11/26/09 by Howard County Times, The View from Ellicott City, The View from Western Howard County
Theater Review: Everyman's quick-change artists sell a satire
Posted 11/26/09 by Howard County Times, The View from Ellicott City, The View from Western Howard County
education
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State board dismisses Dyer's appeal on busing
Posted 12/22/09 by Howard County Times, The View from Western Howard County, The View from Ellicott City
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business
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community
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Annual state Senior Idol recap
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obituaries
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updated blogs
Recent Posts
Dig this
Posted: 02/09/10 by Doug Miller
The original plan was not to hole up with four Spartan princesses for an entire weekend. That’s just how it worked out. And it’s a good...
‘Lysistrata’: Deprived & postponed
Posted: 02/08/10 by Mike Giuliano
It might be possible to make a gender distinction in evaluating the audience laughter that greets the ancient Greek playwright Aristophanes’ “Lysistrata.” If women laugh triumphantly...
No gurlz allowed
Posted: 02/06/10 by Carol Gralia
A year after County Executive Ken Ulman hosted a signing day/photo op for four Division I-bound football players, I thought I would have cooled down. But...
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event guide
This Week's Events
A sampling of seminars, fundraisers and concerts in Howard County.
Feb. 13: Symphonic Pops Concert , 7:30 p.m. Presented by The Columbia Orchestra, $20 for adults, $16 for seniors over 60, and $10 for full-time students. Jim Rouse Theatre at Wilde Lake High School, 5460 Trumpeter Road, in Columbia. 410-465-8777.
Feb. 19: "Blacks in the Bible: A Study of Leading African Figures in Scripture," Lecture by Professor Christel Temple-Giles, 6:30-9 p.m. St. John Baptist Church, 9055 Tamar Drive, Columbia. 443-319-5136.
Feb. 19-20: American Conservation Film Festival, 7 p.m. Presented by Howard County Conservancy. $5/person, $15/family. Refreshments included. 10520 Old Frederick Road, Woodstock. 410-465-8877.
Feb. 28: Annual Purim Carnival, 1-4 p.m. Organized by the Jewish Federation of Howard County, $10/family or $5/person. Music, games, prizes, crafts, food and more. Volunteers needed. Reservoir High School, 11550 Scaggsville Road, Fulton. 410-730-4976. valerie@jewishhowardcounty.org.