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- Police investigate fatal shooting in Jessup
- Published September 11, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in News, Crime
- Howard County police are investigating a shooting that resulted in the death of a 17-year-old in Jessup Sept. 10. Police found Michael Joseph Mullinax, 17, of Cambridge Court, Jessup, dead from a single gunshot wound to the chest in a house in...
- Laurel Woods PTA to host fall picnic Friday
- Published September 12, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- The Laurel Woods Elementary School PTA is sponsoring a fall picnic Friday, Sept. 12, 5-7:30 p.m., in back of the school at 9250 North Laurel Road, in Laurel. The even...
- Enjoy night of jazz, art at third annual event
- Published September 12, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- Ruth Gottuk, director of communications for Chapelgate Presbyterian Church, invites the community to attend the church's third annual ...
- Couple relives memories of Enchanted Forest
- Published September 12, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- Ann Feaga Miller was 16 years old when she began working at the Enchanted Forest in 1963. She said there were not a lot of places for young people to work back then and thought it was such a fun place to wo...
- Local families helped shape Clarksville area
- Published September 12, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- Is your flag flying on this memorable date to let the world know we're still standing? Perhaps the mark of surviving and overcoming a tragic assault is found in picking up the pieces and moving forward to serve faithfully in fulfilling duty and r...
- Glenelg grad continues Farm Bureau tradition
- Published September 12, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- It's a longtime tradition of the Howard County Fair to select a teen to represent and be a spokesperson for the agriculture profession. In my younger years, the title of this spokesperson was Farm Queen. Over the past few years, the title has cha...
- St. Francis Christmas Bazaar isn't that far away
- Published September 12, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- Here it is the second week of September and it seems a little strange to be mentioning this. Martie Nagle, a member of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, in...
- Pain of 9/11 lingers in layers among the people here
- Published September 12, 2008 by Howard County Times, The Columbia Flier in News, Community
- As with the attack on Pearl Harbor, the assassination of John F. Kennedy or the destruction of the space shuttle Challenger, virtually everyone you meet anywhere in the United States can tell you exactly what he or she was doing on the morning of Sept....
- College student proves he's good with 'People'
- Published September 12, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- "Up, Up with People..." If you're already humming this tune then you're dating yourself. The group "Up with People" began in 1965 and was originally called "Sing Out." The group's most popular song was "Up with ...
- DECA members earn statewide positions
- Published September 12, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- Part of a new school year means getting involved in school activities and organizations. I recently heard from Bradley Carpenter, a junior at Glenelg High School, wh...
- 2008 Howard County High School Football Standings
- Published September 12, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in Sports
- School W L Pct. PF PARiver Hill 2 0 1.000 96 15Marriotts Ridge 2 0 1.000 88 6Wilde La...
- Howard County High School Football Scoreboard
- Published September 13, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in Sports
- FRIDAY'S RESULTSLONG REACH 32, GLENELG 21 Long Reach converted twice on fourth-and-long plays in the fourth quarter to ...
- FOOTBALL: Second-half surge lifts Long Reach past Glenelg
- Published September 13, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in Sports
- Long Reach converted twice on fourth-and-long plays in the fourth quarter to defeat Glenelg, 32-21, Friday night on a rain-slicked field at Long Reach High School.Down, 21-12, at halftime, Long Reach (1-1) scored 20 unanswered points in the se...
- Paralympics: McFadden has a silver lining
- Published September 15, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in Sports, News
- Tatyana McFadden made sure she would be leaving Beijing on a high note.Four days after starting the 2008 Paralympics with a sixth-place finish in the T54 100-meter wheelchair final, the Clarksville resident regrouped to earn a pair of silver m...
- Owners of Doughoregan Manor reach deal with Erickson group
- Published September 17, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in News, Business
- The owners of the historic Doughoregan Manor have struck a deal that will allow a retirement community developer to build on some of their land in exchange for preserving the rest.The agreement will allow Erickson Retirement Communities, a nat...
- Construction set for Governor Warfield Parkway
- Published September 17, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in News
- A Howard County construction project to repair pavement along Governor Warfield Parkway between Windstream Drive and Little Patuxent Parkway will begin on or about Wednesday, Sept. 24. Construction will take place weekdays between 9 p.m. and...
- State workgroup begins task of setting bullying policy for schools
- Published September 18, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City, The View from Western Howard County in Education
- Happy childhood memories are a precious commodity. The ability to look back fondly on those formative years of K-12 is a gift to be treasured as children pass out of childhood into the rest of their lives as adults. If those memories become tainted throug...
- Crime Log
- Published September 18, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in News, Crime
- The following is compiled from police reports. The View from Ellicott City includes descriptions of perpetrators only when the description makes identification possible. Route 40, 10100 block, 4:16 a.m. Sept. 16. Front glass door at High's smashed...
- Treadmill may help with balance
- Published September 18, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in Community, Events
- SENIOR CIRCLES I happened to notice that the Coalition of Geriatric Services had an interesting item to share with those who have had a stroke which resulted in a problem with their sense of balance. This may affect the research for the fam...
- Education Notes
- Published September 18, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in Education
- News and Notes Memorial for Jim McCrumb> The PTSA and Student Government Association of Mt. Hebron High School will host a "Celebration of the Life of Jim McCrumb," Saturday, Sept. 27, 2 p.m. at Mt. Hebron High School, 9440 Route 99,...
- Can you dig it? At institute, yes
- Published September 18, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in Community, Events
- MOSTLY MAIN STREET On Saturday, Sept. 20, the Patapsco Female Institute is hosting an archeological dig. Students in third grade and up can pair with an adult and learn how archeologists reconstruct the past. The cost is $30 per pair. To sign up, ...
- Homewood Farm shines as annual show house
- Published September 18, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in News, Crime
- The 24th Annual Decorator Show House sponsored by Historic Ellicott City Inc. will be on display Saturday, Sept. 20-Oct. 19. This year, Homewood Farm, a charming manor on Homewood Road, has been chosen to exhibit the decorating creativity of nearly two do...
- Calendar
- Published September 18, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in Community
- To submit Things to Do calendar items: E-mail> hccalendar@patuxent.com Fax> 410-997-4564 Mail> The View, calendar listing, 10750 Little Patuxent Pkwy., Columbia, MD 21044 Questions> Call Mary T. Robbins Phelan at 4...
- News Briefs
- Published September 18, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in News, Crime
- Erickson to buy Carroll property for project The owners of the historic Doughoregan Manor have struck a deal that will permit a Catonsville-based retirement community developer to build on part of their 892-acre property in exchange for preserving...
- Obituaries
- Published September 18, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in Obituaries
- Iris R. Gress Iris Rose Williams Gress, of Loris, S.C., formerly of Ellicott City, died Sept. 1, 2008, of a pulmonary embolism, at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. She was 69. She was born Oct. 19, 1938, in Taylorsvi...
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