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- Crime log
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in News
- The following is compiled from police reports. The Howard County Times includes descriptions of perpetrators only when the description makes identification possible. Elkridge, Jessup Brookdale Drive, 7100 block, 10:03 a.m. March 3. 1994 Honda ...
- Descendants seek grave of Civil War hero
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in News
- During his relatively short life, Ephraim Foster Anderson became a Civil War hero on the Union side whose commanding officer charged him with dereliction of duty -- after which Anderson later saved that same officer's life in the heat of battle. He al...
- Discussing downtown's future
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in News
- General Growth Properties Inc., the Chicago-based developer that is drafting a master plan to guide downtown Columbia's redevelopment over the next 30 years, is introducing the members of its design team to the public in a series of meetings in March and ...
- A growing concern
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in News
- Growth and land-use policy in Howard County will be the topic of two public meetings this month. The "Howard County Land Use Summit" is scheduled for Wednesday, March 12 at 7 p.m. at the Miller Branch Library, 9421 Frederick Road, in Ellicott City. Fo...
- Bumpy road for skate spot
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in News
- Sam Scheltema, a 15-year-old Columbia resident and avid skateboarder, says a proposal to build concrete ramps over a basketball court at Centennial Park would provide badly needed space to local skateboarders. Jann Keenan, an Ellicott City mother, agr...
- CA board passes budget, hikes fees to use facilities
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in News
- The Columbia Association board of directors this week approved a 3-percent hike in the fees CA charges members to use its facilities. At the same time, the board delayed a vote on a motion to reduce a cap on annual increases in the tax-like charge tha...
- Winning streak now at 24
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Girls basketball Now is the time of the season to play your best game -- it's playoff time. With a 64-32 victory over Central in a Class 2A South regional quarterfinal, Mt. Hebron extended its undefeated streak to 24 games. The Vikings...
- Rec sports
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Submitting sports results The deadline for submitting sports copy is noon on Mondays. We prefer e-mail (howardcountysports@patuxent.com) or fax (410-997-4564). We do not accept results by phone. When two Howard County teams play, players from both tea...
- Scorpions' senior states case for perfection
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Wrestling Forty-five Howard County wrestlers will converge on Cole Field House, in College Park, this weekend searching for high school wrestling's ultimate prize, a state championship. And none of them are quite like Oakland Mills senior Mike Santiag...
- Sports notices
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Submitting sports notices 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. Scholarships Applications for the Colu...
- Glenelg wraps up regional crown
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Wrestling The Glenelg wrestling team took care of business at the Class 1A/2A South regional wrestling tournament at Oakland Mills, winning its second straight regional title. The Gladiators scored 185 points, 21 ahead of runner-up Calvert. Check High...
- High school wrap-up
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Wrestling 1A/2A South Regional, Feb. 29-March 1 at Oakland Mills High Team scores: 1. Glenelg, 185 points; 3. Oakland Mills, 111; 4. River Hill, 104.5; 5. Marriotts Ridge, 99; 6. Hammond, 86; 9. Mt. Hebron, 46.5. Individual results (to...
- Long Reach has the look of '06 state champions
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Boys basketball Long Reach head coach Al Moraz Jr. says he's not one for comparisons. He's of the mindset that his Lightning team that won a Class 3A state championship two seasons ago had its own identity, as does his current Lightning squad ...
- Bits & Pieces
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Justin Gregg was a special person with a special gift we will all miss None of us likes to lose a friend, particularly when that friend was just 21 years old. On the morning of Feb. 22, we all lost a friend when Justin Gregg passed away. Justin was a ...
- Chapelgate finishes off improbable tourney title
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Girls basketball Even though it was a heart-throbbing finish, punctuated by a buzzer-beating shot that sent the game into overtime, of Chapelgate's record-setting five Maryland Christian School Tournament titles, this one may have been the sweetest....
- College highlights
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Sports
- Howard Community College The men's lacrosse team, under first-year coach Mike Jones, opened the season with a 14-13 overtime victory over Suffolk Community College. Alex Ashcroft (Centennial) and Jimmy Kelly each finished with five goals, with four of...
- Letters
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- Playing politics endangers important new county effort In reference to the article in the Feb. 28 edition ("Council at odds on skills for proposed environmental job,"), I am sorry to see this appointment being policized as it is. The position ...
- New office should start with candidate search
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- OUR VIEW Recognizing that the county executive must have some latitude in appointing his cabinet, we nonetheless call on Kenneth Ulman to conduct an open selection process for his new director of environmental affairs. It might do for the exec...
- Not that I'm complaining, but this idea missed the boat
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- For reasons I cannot quite fathom, my family, extended from East Coast to West, has decided that a reunion on a cruise is apropos. A California uncle has come up with this plan. Lovingly rounded like Tweedle Dum, and mated with spouse called Tweedle Dee, ...
- Land use hot issue despite slowdown
- Published March 6, 2008 by Howard County Times in Opinion
- OUR VIEW Whatever strides county officials may have made in recent years to give residents their fair say in how land is developed, plenty of discontent remains. The widespread perception that developers get their way most of the time, regardl...
- Piano heroine plans a triumphant return
- Published March 6, 2008 by The Columbia Flier in Arts
- Ronald Mutchnik recalls the first time that pianist Eun Joo Chung performed for the Sundays at Three concert series. Immediately after she finished playing Ravel's "La Valse," music-lovers leapt to their feet as one. "They were just so bowled over by ...
- Weddings & Engagements
- Published March 6, 2008 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- Diane Marie Browne and Christopher Young Mr. and Mrs. James Browne, of Columbia, announce the marriage of their daughter, Diane Marie Browne, to Christopher Young, son of Virginia Young, of Taunton, Mass., and John Young, of North Dighton, Mass., on O...
- Neighbors in the News
- Published March 6, 2008 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- Andrea Lora, a junior at Atholton High School, was given a scholarship to attend the Honeywell Scholars @ Presidential Classroom program March 2-8 in Washington, D.C. The program gives students the opportunity to learn about the relationship between scien...
- Scholarship Notices
- Published March 6, 2008 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- > The Howard County General Hospital Rising Business Star Scholarship and The Earl H. Saunders Entrepreneurial Scholarship. $1,000 scholarships will recognize a Howard County minority, female or disabled senior who has demonstrated an entrepreneurial s...
- Support groups
- Published March 6, 2008 by The Columbia Flier in Community
- These groups meet regularly. > Abusive Relationships. Mondays, 7-8:30 p.m. Domestic Violence Center of Howard County, 5457 Twin Knolls Road, Suite 310, Columbia. Free childcare. 410-997-0304. > Adoption Support Group. Second Monday, 6-8 ...
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