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- APL developing easy-to-install defense against bioterrorism
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Business
- Before the Sept. 11 attacks and the subsequent anthrax scare thrust bioterrorism to the front of the national consciousness, scientists at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory already were working on a project to immunize buildings against airborn...
- BUSINESS Calendar
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Business
- >CPA continuing education workshop. Topics include wealth management and adding value to existing clients. Hosted by Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc. Dec. 14, 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m., Columbia Sheraton Inn, 10207 Wincopin Circle, Columbia. Pre-registration require...
- Mistle tones
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in News
- From left, James Murphy, Daniel Ji, Grant Goulding and Damon Earp - who make up GQ, River Hill High School's barbershop quartet - perform "What the Dickent," a musical spoof of "A Christmas Carol" at Howard High School Nov. 30. The show, sponso...
- Rouse sets Emerson HOA fee well below Columbia's
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in News
- The Rouse Co. has established a tax-like lien for Emerson, its newest mixed-use planned community under construction in North Laurel, that is cheaper than neighboring Columbia's. Emerson residents will pay a rate 40 percent below what Columbia residen...
- Council Republicans gain, then lose, edge in redistricting
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in News
- County Council member Allan Kittleman isn't much of a poker player. "I do terrible at it," he admits, adding that a running joke among fellow Republicans, with whom he sometimes plays, is that he should just show up and turn over his money. Ki...
- News at a glance
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in News
- Judge sentences Riggins to life for wife's murderThe murder committed by Paul Stephen Riggins is like no other case that has come through the Howard County Circuit Court, Deputy States Attorney Matt Campbell told a judge last week before the senten...
- Police beat
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in News
- Robbers knock on door, stab man who answers A Columbia man was stabbed while fending off robbers who knocked on his door Dec. 2, police said. The victim answered a knock on his door in the 900 block of Watchlight Court at 2 a.m. and was...
- Crime log
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in News
- The following was compiled from police reports. Clarksville, Fulton Indian Summer Drive, 5800 block. Between Nov. 21 and 26, someone entered a house under construction and stole cabinets valued at $1,000. Viburnum Drive, 14600 block. O...
- Win barely eludes Scorpions in state championship game
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- An eerie silence hung over the Oakland Mills locker room following the Scorpions' 27-26 loss to Allegany Dec. 1 in the Class 1A state football championship. Barely a glance or word was exchanged between players as they took off their equipment for the...
- Howard hoops title up in the air; big men vie for position
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- When it comes to basketball, Howard County is growing. River Hill's 6-11 Kevin Steenberge and Glenelg's 6-6 Eric Breland lead a rare big man's class this season. Breland returns to the court after two years of academic ineligibility. He was an...
- Glenelg, Mt. Hebron and Hammond sense opportunity
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- After twice winning the county title in what were essentially walkaways, River Hill will have to fight to defend its crown this winter. The Hawks are missing three key starters. Two-time Player of the Year Greeba Outen Barlow is now playing fo...
- Sports notices
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Submitting sports results The deadline for submitting sports copy is noon Monday. We prefer e-mail (HowardCountySports@patuxent.com; send as text in the body of the e-mail, not as a file attachment) or fax (410-997-4564). We do not accept notices by p...
- Coming soon
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- In the following weeks, look for the Howard County Times/Columbia Flier wrestling and indoor track previews, along with the all-county teams in boys and girls soccer, volleyball and football. ...
- Bits & pieces
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Decision-making time approaches for Covenant Park soccer complex I think we are in the final two rounds of a long bout that will decide whether the Covenant Park soccer complex will be built off Centennial Lane. The residents in the vicinity of...
- Shooting at pacifists intolerable thuggery
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- One does not have to agree with those who oppose the U.S. war on terrorism to agree that such opponents must be allowed to speak their minds free of intimidation or the threat of violence. Unfortunately, at least one person out there disagrees with th...
- Giving away privacy at the drop of a dollar
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- So, I'm standing in line in a specialty store, waiting to make a Christmas purchase, and I notice that the cashier is asking everyone in front of me for their telephone number, and I'm wondering why they give it so freely, and maybe it's because they're p...
- Rouse's plans for Emerson may teach lien-rate lessons
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- We note with interest The Rouse Co.'s decision to offer residents of its Emerson development Columbia-style amenities _ although far fewer _ at a rate lower than it charges in Columbia. As in Columbia, the fee will fund the construction and maintenanc...
- Letters to the editor
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- CA has no plans to build a pool outside of Columbia I wanted to take this opportunity to clarify some of the information in the cover article, "Clarksville could get new pool, thanks to CA," in the Nov. 29 Times. I believe that it might...
- Correction
- Published December 6, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- A Nov. 15 story on congressional redistricting incorrectly described the manner in which a proposed plan might be made public. Neil Quinter, president of the Columbia Democrat Club, said Gov. Parris Glendening could make the plan available to the public b...
- All that it's cracked up to be
- Published December 6, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Arts
- It's about 12:45 on a Sunday afternoon, and an audience streams into Wilde Lake High School's Jim Rouse Theatre. Behind the curtain, Rebecca King, 13, is going over her steps one last time. She is one of two performers (the other is 12-year-old...
- 'She Loves Me' sets up shop with romance and song
- Published December 6, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Arts
- It's hard to understand why the musical "She Loves Me" never enjoyed more success than it did. It's based on one of the most delightful Hollywood comedies ever made, Ernst Lubitsch's 1940 "Shop Around the Corner," and it boasts clever, catchy songs by Jer...
- curtain up
- Published December 6, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Arts
- Mime time at Wilde Lake Award-winning Maryland mime and musician Mark Jaster performs just for kids Thursday, Dec. 13, at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. at Slayton House in Wilde Lake Village. The show, called "Piccolo's Trunk," is recommended for ages pre...
- Columbia youth stars shine amid holiday fare
- Published December 6, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Arts
- The Dec. 8 program by the Columbia Orchestra is aptly titled "Young Artists and Russian Masters." Taking place at 8 p.m. at the Jim Rouse Theatre for the Performing Arts in Columbia, the concert spotlights winners of the Columbia Orchestra's 2001 Young Ar...
- Plum pickings: 'Nutcracker' abounds
- Published December 6, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Arts
- When it comes to "The Nutcracker," Russian dancers throw themselves into their art with utmost abandon. Perhaps sensing that Russian honor is on the line in this traditional holiday spectacle, they fly across the stage and take grave risks. More than ...
- MOVIE Guide
- Published December 6, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Arts
- opening "Ocean's 11" (PG-13). Steven Soderbergh's remake of the 1960 Rat Pack picture retains the central concept of 11 cool guys planning a complicated Las Vegas casino heist. The robbery is more complicated and satisfying this time, thanks to screen...
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