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- Rural residents appeal tower siting
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in News
- Homeowners in the rural Howard County neighborhood along Route 32 south of Sykesville enjoy a serene view of open, rolling farmland. But something new might be added to that view soon: a gray, 190-foot tower. Many of those homeowners are none ...
- Home Work
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in News
- Last year, the final residential building lot in Columbia was sold and a ground-breaking ceremony took place. This planned community started in 1967. That means that the majority of the homes in this area are more than 15 years old, which also means w...
- Classical Music
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Arts
- If it's true that a family that plays together stays together, the Gemini Piano Trio should go on as a happy musical family forever. The trio is made up not only of a brother-and-sister team but of a husband-and-wife team as well. The Howard County-ba...
- Clarksville
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Community
- Did you get your letter from the Fifth District Volunteer Fire Department? The department does not solicit door-to-door or by phone. The Fifth District Volunteer Fire Department raises funds only through this annual direct mail campaign and scheduled even...
- Pitching in
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Community
- According to Juanita Robinson, she died and came back. While she was being treated for an injury in a hospital about 30 years ago, she had an experience she'll never forget. "I suddenly could feel myself floating away up in the atmosphere," Juanita sa...
- North Laurel
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Community
- When Jocelyn Sprague started her sophomore year at Reservoir High School, she just didn't have any clear ideas about which career fields interested her. So, when she heard about the after-school club, DECA, which offered students a chance to explore the w...
- BUSINESS Calendar
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Community
- >Financial planning seminars. Presented by American Express Financial Advisors. Sessions held from 7-9 p.m., Historic Oakland, 5430 Vantage Point Road, Columbia. Free, but registration required. 410-730-4744. *Financial Well-Being: What Every Woman...
- Holiday closings
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Community
- The following schedules will be in effect in Howard County on the holiday for Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday, Monday, Jan. 20. Animal shelter: closed Banks: closed County buses: regular schedule County offices: closed ...
- SUPPORT Groups
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Community
- The following groups meet regularly in Howard County. >Better BedRest Inc. Support, resource and referral service for women on bed rest during pregnancy. Free. 410-740-7662. >Bipolar disorder. Every Thursday at 6:30 p.m., Laurel Regional...
- LET'S GET Together
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Community
- The following organizations meet regularly. >A Novel Idea book group. Discussion of recently published novels. Fourth Thursday, 7 p.m., Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Long Gate Shopping Center, Montgomery Road, Ellicott City. Free. 410-203-9001....
- IN SEARCH OF Volunteers
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Community
- Voices for Children, a nonprofit organization that provides advocates to children involved in the juvenile court system, is looking for volunteers to be advocates and mentors for abused, neglected and at-risk children in Howard County. Volunteers must be ...
- Up & Coming
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Community
- To submit Up & Coming calendar items: The deadline is 14 days before date of publication. Include a brief description of the event, date, time, location with address, cost and phone number for publication. Priority will be given to events that take pl...
- At a glance
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in News
- Howard County's state lawmakers this week killed a proposal to spend $400,000 in state money to redesign the county courthouse, a rare rebuff that surprised and angered County Executive Jim Robey. "He was very, very disappointed," Robey spokeswoman Vi...
- Ehrlich turns to the county for department honchos
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in News
- As he crafted Maryland's first Republican cabinet in more than three decades, Gov. Bob Ehrlich dipped deeply into Howard County _ choosing one current and one former state legislator from Howard to head two of the state's largest departments. Ehrlich ...
- Crime log
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in News
- The following was compiled from police reports. Elkridge, Jessup Brookdale Drive, 7000 block. Between Dec. 23 and Jan. 1, someone stole a blue 1996 Volvo GTL without license plates. Guilford Road, 10800 block. Between Jan. 7 and 8, som...
- Candidates jockey to replace Flanagan
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in News
- Even as she rounds up an impressive array of high-powered endorsements in her bid to be named a state delegate, former Howard County GOP chairwoman Carol Arscott is coming under fire for having worked for a Democratic candidate. Meanwhile, one potenti...
- Girls basketball
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Paris Buckner didn't realize, and neither did her coach Marcus Lewis, all that was happening in Oakland Mills' game against Hammond on Jan. 8. Sure, it was exciting when Oakland Mills won its first county contest, 47-36. Buckner added to the drama by ...
- High school wrap-up
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Indoor track National Guard Meet (at the 5th Regiment Armory) Boys teams: 1. Annapolis, 64; 7. Oakland Mills, 22; 8. Glenelg, 18; 16. (tie) Long Reach, 0. Individuals: 55 dash: 1. Tony Cole, OM, 6.4. 500: 3. Drew Graybeal, G, 1:12.8. 3...
- Rec sports
- Published January 16, 2003 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) or fax (410-997-4564). Questions? Call 410-730-3990, Ext. 1282. Swimming Howard County YMCA Th...
- Our view
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- New school board member Courtney Watson has passed her first test in public office with flying colors. Not only did she stand up for the public's right to know how the board conducts its business, but she provoked a change of heart in another member who u...
- Letters
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- Legality of board meetings less important than ethics Given the legalism that seems to pervade every aspect of life, we often ask, "Can we legally do it?" We've lost sight of the fact that, instead, we should ask, "Should we do it?" I have no ...
- Our View
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- That the Columbia Association may discontinue boat rentals at the Kittamaqundi lakefront is sad but hardly surprising. As much nostalgia as we may feel for such gentle pursuits, we haven't seen the paddleboats getting much use the past few summers, and it...
- Lisbon * Woodbine
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in News
- He's standing there waving an American flag each time I pass by on my way to Sykesville. More than 8 feet tall and always in the same place, he makes me smile. He's a bear. When Anne and "Woody" Woodyard realized that one of the beautiful, old trees t...
- Glenwood * Glenelg
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in News
- Triadelphia Ridge Elementary School recently held a Geo-Bee, in participation with the National Geographic Bee. Twelve fifth-grade students participated in the school-level bee on Jan. 7, answering a variety of questions testing their knowledge of geograp...
- Sage and Scourge
- Published January 16, 2003 by Howard County Times in News
- It was Mencken who famously defined Puritanism as "the haunting fear that someone, somewhere, may be happy." A vitriolic critic of FDR, Mencken was slow to concede the Depression even existed. A proud German, he was similarly slow to condemn Hitler an...
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