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- Crime log
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in News
- The following was compiled from police reports. East Columbia Calm Sunset, 7200 block. Overnight between March 12 and 13, two incidents occurred. Someone attempted to pry open a window latch to an unoccupied house. At another residence, someon...
- Kids speak out about violence in school
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Opinion
- Editor's note _ The following letters on the issue of school violence are from a Harper's Choice Middle School teacher and some of the students in her after-school program: My name is Edna Turner and I am a teacher at Harper's Choice Middle Sch...
- Can rebuilt Mt. Hebron repeat _ again?
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- Lacrosse is such a growing sport in Maryland that three state titles will be awarded this year - Class 3A/4A, Class 2A/3A and Class 1A/2A. The first thing most coaches did when they saw the new classifications was look to see what region Mt. Hebron wa...
- Police beat
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in News
- Man robs 7-Eleven on Columbia Road Police are searching for a man who robbed a Columbia convenience store last week. A man walked into the 7-Eleven in the 5700 block of Columbia Road at 7:50 p.m. March 16, implied he had a gun and demanded mon...
- Sewage spill fouls part of Little Patuxent River
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in News
- County officials are warning people to avoid the Little Patuxent River between routes 175 and 32 as a result of a sewage spill that started March 12 and ended the following day. About 150,000 gallons of untreated sewage were discharged from a manhole ...
- Lightning's Gross is Player of the Year
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- Josh Gross didn't play organized basketball until his freshman year, when he made Long Reach's JV basketball team as a backup. How far he's come. Gross, now a senior, is this year's Columbia Flier Player of the Year. A center, Gross led Long R...
- Rule changes give coaches a case of doubles vision
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- Nickels. Dimes. Quarters. Tennis. It's all about change. This year, changes in the high school version of the sport aren't as great as in the past, but there are still a few. As was the case last year, boys and girls teams at each scho...
- Women's sports pioneer to step down at Wilde Lake after 30 years
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- After nearly three decades as Wilde Lake's athletic director, Carol Satterwhite has made it official. She's giving up the title and the stress that comes with the job. "It's time. I'm going to teach one more year," she said, and then decide wh...
- Coaches: Atholton will shine on the diamond
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- Atholton's John Zitko, who lost only two starters from his two-time county championship team, admits it's "tough road" to a third title. Yet rival coaches say the Raiders have to be favored again because they have senior leadership, the best pitcher-c...
- County teams set sail on quest to dethrone Vikings
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- Mt. Hebron lost six All-County players to graduation, but that's not enough to slow down the Vikings, county coaches say. Mt. Hebron, the preseason pick to repeat as county champions, will be led by returning first-team All-County attackman Mike Selaw...
- Rec leagues
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- Submitting sports results The deadline for submitting sports copy is noon Monday. We prefer e-mail (HowardCountySports@patuxent.com; send as text, not as a file attachment) or fax (410-997-4564). We do not accept results by phone. When two Howard Coun...
- Sports notices
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- Submitting sports results The deadline for submitting sports copy is noon Monday. We prefer e-mail (HowardCountySports@patuxent.com; send as text, not as a file attachment) or fax (410-997-4564). We do not accept notices by phone. Questions? C...
- Bears look golden to county coaches
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- Hammond is the unanimous choice of county coaches to snag the county crown, but Golden Bears coach Bob Maxey says that puts his team in a lose-lose situation. "If we win then we're supposed to, and if we don't everyone asks what happened," Maxey said....
- Group works to end foul language, ugly behavior without censoring
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- The committee put together to focus on fan behavior is walking the fine line between controlling the actions of students at county high school basketball games and not violating the students' rights to cheer for their teams. At a meeting March 14, the com...
- Corrections?
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Opinion
- Corrections and clarifications of material printed in the Columbia Flier appear in this location. If you notice something that needs correction, please contact editor Maria Archangelo at 410-730-3990, Ext. 1238; fax: 410-997-4564. ...
- Letters: Your voice counts
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Opinion
- E-mail address: hcletters@patuxent.com Fax: 410-997-4564 Write to the editor: Columbia Flier 10750 Little Patuxent Parkway Columbia, MD 21044 Please include a daytime phone number for veri...
- Growth burden may start shifting west
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Opinion
- The 2000 census numbers show that the county's population growth has slowed over the past decade _ but that doesn't mean the problems associated with growth soon will fade into the sunset. Indeed, the numbers might foretell "the growth issue" becoming...
- Neglected hamlet deserves a break
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Opinion
- "Not that I expect more. ... I expect what Clarksville gets." That's Joe Sanchez, a resident of a Jessup community called Cedar Villa Heights, which the county has virtually ignored for 40 years. Ignored _ as in two of the community's roads we...
- Bush was tough-minded expert on women's health issues
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- Trudy Lee Bush, an epidemiologist from Ellicott City who lectured internationally on women's diseases, died March 14 at age 52. She was a large woman whom you didn't want to mess with, said her partner, Susan Miller of Ellicott City. "She made an impr...
- School system may standardize patchwork of schedules
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- It's January and a student has just completed a semesterlong class in algebra, when his family moves across town and enrolls him in a new school. At the new school, classes run over both semesters. The student is discouraged from enrolling in the next...
- Trellis poised to build plant, add jobs
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- The expansion of a high-tech start-up firm headquartered in Columbia could mean as many as 350 new jobs. Trellis Photonics expects to begin construction of an $18 million, 60,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in the Columbia Gateway Business Park...
- When 'Happy birthday to you' just won't cut it
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- Remember when children's birthday parties were simple affairs? Friends and family gathered around the kitchen table to slice homemade cake, rip open the presents and indulge in a round of Pin the Tail on the Donkey? Those days are gone, folks. Along w...
- Adopting new images at Slayton House
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- You won't find Stanley Wenocur's landscapes on any map. His abstract paintings rely on zones of color that evoke landscapes without realistically depicting them. You're encouraged to fill out these scenes with your own ideas of the missing imagery. Ho...
- Mixing kids and classics is a labor of Love
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- The Columbia Orchestra sure knows how to put the community in community orchestra. While many orchestras might blanch at the idea of teen-agers playing the classics, the Columbia Orchestra embraces the concept. For the past decade, the 80-member ensem...
- `Pageant': Out to make a spectacle of itself
- Published March 21, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- The new show at Rep Stage is a real drag. To be more specific, it's a drag show in which all six beauty pageant contestants are played by men vying for the title of Miss Glamouresse. Although "Pageant" is populated by rather broad-shouldered contestan...
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