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- IN SEARCH OF Volunteers
- Published October 18, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in Sports
- The Howard County Health Department in conjunction with the Health and Education Resource Organization needs volunteers to provide friendship, advocacy and assistance for with those living with HIV/AIDS. A Buddy Training Program begins Nov. 13. Call D...
- Fear of powdery substances hits home Police, businesses respond to growing fear of anthrax
- Published October 18, 2001 by The Columbia Flier in News
- County police and fire crews logged a steady stream of calls this week from local residents and businesses reporting suspicious mail as fears of anthrax contamination spread here and nationwide. At least two businesses, Maryland Orthopedics at 3570 St...
- SCHOLARSHIP Notices
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Education
- Jewish students eligible for summer camp grants The Meyerhoff Teen Initiative is offering a Camp Scholarship Program for Jewish youths between ages 11 and 18. Scholarships of $1,000 will be awarded to 30 Jewish youths from the Baltimore metro a...
- Pilgrimage to Lady Liberty snuffed out by terror attack
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Community
- Oct. 28 will be a painful day for the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary. For more than 50 years, the Ellicott City's Yingling-Ridgely Ladies Auxiliary and Junior Girls unit 7472 has traveled to New York to celebrate the acceptance of the...
- News at a glance
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in News
- State seeks more Route 32 right of way State Highway Administration officials are proposing to spend $6 million over the next six years to buy right of way along Route 32 west of Clarksville, a move some residents say signals the state's intent...
- Wilde Lake outlasts Liberty in playoff
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Two questions dominated Wilde Lake's victory over Liberty in a Class 3A North regional playoff opener on Oct. 23, and both involved the clock. The first: When's Liberty going to get here? The game, originally scheduled for a 3:30 p.m. start, w...
- My word
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- The tragic events of Sept. 11 have left me horror-struck, with my heart full of sorrow and sadness. What happened was wrong, ugly, cowardly and evil. The people behind this must be brought to justice. As an American Muslim, I am horrified by the Musli...
- Correction
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- A map in the News section of the Oct. 18 edition that accompanied a story about the shooting death of Chad Everett Johnson contained the wrong name of a street in Harper's Choice village. The correct name is Berrypick Way. Corrections and clarificatio...
- Scorpions win fourth in a row; Wilde Lake is latest victim
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Oakland Mills stumbled out of the gate and lost its first three games. But the Scorpions have now put together a four-game winning streak, including a 28-14 win over Wilde Lake Oct. 20, and have moved into a four-way tie for second in the county at 4-...
- Selmer-McCarthy duel to highlight county meet
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- The county girls cross country championships, to be held Oct. 25 at Centennial, should be one of the most competitive in years. The race, which starts at 4 p.m., will feature an individual duel between Glenelg's Carrie Selmer and Mt. Hebron's Melissa ...
- Talented runners will crowd field for title
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Runners, as any coach will say, thrive on competition. The better the competition, the better they become. The best will be on display at 3:30 p.m. on Oct. 25 when the boys Howard County Championships take place at Centennial High School. The ...
- Hammond catcher readiesto make his mark this season
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Last year, Hammond senior catcher Robert Miller was the understudy to the Howard County Times baseball Player of the Year, Jason Maxey. Miller started just two games during the 2001 season for Hammond, but he's ready to make a dent this season. ...
- Freedom players adopt local teams, teach finer points by example
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Traveling soccer teams often pick up guest players for tournament competition. Two local teams have picked up guest coaches instead. Through the Washington Freedom Adopt-A-Team Lottery held in August, the Columbia Soccer Club Dynamite and the ...
- Hammond alone on top after 'sweet victory' over Atholton
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- With Hammond holding just a 1-0 halftime lead, the county championship was still up in the air. That's when Hammond went to the air to beat Atholton, 2-0, Oct. 23 and clinch its first county title since 1998. "This is such a great feeling," Ha...
- Bits & pieces
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Even though Doug Ulman moved to Texas in the spring to take on a new position in Austin, I knew we had not heard the last of him. Ulman, who continues to be a board member for the foundation he started, the Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults, is now t...
- High school highlights
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Cross country The windy, cold and rainy conditions held off just long enough on Oct.16 for the Glenelg Country School boys to run to victory at home against independent school teams from Baltimore and Washington. Seven schools participated in the race...
- Sports notices
- Published October 25, 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...
- High school wrapup
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Field hockey Standings (as of Oct. 22) Long Reach, 8-1 county, 12-2 overall; River Hill, 7-1-1, 11-1-2; Mt. Hebron, 7-2; 10-4; Centennial, 6-2-1, 8-4-2; Glenelg, 5-3-1, 7-5-2; Hammond, 4-5; 7-6-1; Wilde Lake, 3-6; 4-7; Howard, 1-6-2, 2-7-2; Oakland Mi...
- Your voice counts
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- E-mail address: hcletters@patuxent.com Fax: 410-997-4564 Write to the editor: Howard County Times 10750 Little Patuxent Parkway Columbia, MD 21044 Please include a daytime phone number for verifi...
- CA budget committee's advice deserves attention
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- Yet again, a committee exploring the Columbia Association's budget is suggesting ways CA might streamline its spending. We hope the association's staff and its board of directors are prepared _ unlike last year _ to listen. The nine-member bud...
- Next board member shouldn't be 'expert'
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- Laura Waters has abruptly quit the county school board after serving half of her six-year term. Waters failed to spell out why, although her resignation letter to County Executive Jim Robey implies that she found the board hard to work with. W...
- Letters to the editor
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- I resign from the school board to save my integrity I resigned from the Howard County school board Oct. 18 because I believe that my principles and integrity are being compromised by being part of a board that does not establish collaborative r...
- 'Moon' helps Rep put best phase forward
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Arts
- With so few modern playwrights creating noteworthy new dramas, serious theaters are increasingly turning to the classics for weighty dramatic fare. Two such classics will be resurrected beginning Oct. 26 in Howard County. That's when the Rep Stage Com...
- Local dancers try trick-or-treating
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Arts
- The Wicked Witch of the West with 9-inch fingernails and green gooey stuff all over her face? Not your usual image of a classical ballerina. But that's exactly how dance soloist Mary Hong will appear in a Howard County Ballet program titled "Scary (?) Sce...
- Not to get too critical _
- Published October 25, 2001 by Howard County Times in Arts
- It might seem strange that a book critic would enjoy having people disagree with him, but for Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Dirda, that's half the attraction of his public appearances. Dirda, a longtime critic for The Washington Post Book World, comes...
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