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- Teen takes trip to Israel with Camp JRF group
- Published September 4, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- While most of us went to Ocean City this summer, 17-year-old Caitlin Pomerantz went to Israel. She spent three weeks touring the state with her youth group from Camp JRF...
- Boy Scout Troop 882 plans 50th anniversary
- Published September 4, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- Growing up, my older brother was a member of the Boy Scouts. The opportunity provided my brother with friendships -- some of which he still maintains to this day (almost 30 years later), as well as opportunities to provide community service, acqu...
- Even 'old' batteries have some juice in them
- Published September 4, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- This summer, my family experienced two unusual and potentially dangerous events that I would like to share in hopes of relaying some important safety information. In the first incident, my husband, B...
- Resident looks for info on Colonial China fire
- Published September 4, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- Mary White, a lifelong resident of Elkridge spent a portion of her summer organizing old pictures of Elkridge. She has a collection of photographs of the Colonial China fir...
- First Baptist Church plans yard sale Sept. 6
- Published September 4, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- Summertime yard sales just keep happening around our community. This time the First Baptist Church of Savage will be holding a yard sale to benefit its fellowship community. This event will be Saturday, Sep...
- Cookout planned for paralyzed teen
- Published September 4, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- There's a big fund raising event coming up Sept. 14 to benefit Nick Antlitz. Nick is a lifetime resident of Carroll and Howard counties who was severely injured in a sports-related accident. The injury ha...
- River Hill High School welcomes new members to administrative team
- Published September 4, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- School is back in session and there's plenty happening. River Hill High School has announced some outstanding additions to a wonderful staff. New to the administrative team are ...
- Another Highland man in Iraq for six months
- Published September 4, 2008 by Howard County Times in Community
- On Aug. 22, Mike Beltz, of Highland, left for a six-month assignment to the green zone in Baghdad, Iraq. Mike, husband of Ruth and father of Jim, Jon and Jake, ...
- Judge refuses to release ex-teacher from prison
- Published September 4, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in Crime, News
- A Howard County judge today denied the second request by a former county teacher to be released from prison while he appeals his conviction for sexually abusing a student.At a hearing Sept. 4, attorneys for former River Hill High School scienc...
- Cycling event canceled because of forecast for heavy rain
- Published September 4, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in News, Community, Sports
- This weekend's noncompetitive cycling event to benefit the Lance Armstrong Foundation and, locally, the Ulman Cancer Fund has been canceled because of the heavy rain and high winds expected from tropical storm Hanna. The event, called 24 Hours of Booty, h...
- Beloved officer bids bye to beat
- Published September 5, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in Crime, News
- After 15 years and eight months, day-shift patrol officer Pvt. 1st Class William E. Vogel, 62, of the Howard County Police Department has retired. His last day was Aug. 28. He leaves a beat in the rural, western part of the county extending from...
- Beloved officer bids goodbye to his beat
- Published September 5, 2008 by The View from Western Howard County in Crime, News
- After 15 years and eight months, day-shift patrol officer Pvt. 1st Class William E. Vogel, 62, of the Howard County Police Department has retired. His last day was Aug. 28. He leaves a beat in the rural, western part of the county extending from...
- Tournaments: It's a wash out
- Published September 5, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in Sports
- Heavy rain forecast for Sat., Sept. 6 has caused the cancellation of the girls soccer tournament at Glenelg. Mt. Hebron, Glenelg and Wilde Lake were the local participating teams. The tournament will not be made up.Field hockey tournaments inv...
- Howard GOP 'energized' by convention
- Published September 5, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in News
- Forgive Loretta Shields if she sounds a little hoarse these days.The former chairwoman of the Howard County Republican Party, an alternate Maryland delegate to the Republican National Convention, did so much cheering that her voice was barely ...
- Field hockey: Vikings fall to Fallston in early test
- Published September 5, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in Sports
- To be the best, you need to play the best. Sometimes, though, the results are a bit painful.Mt. Hebron’s girls field hockey team opened its season Friday at home with a 7-1 loss to Fallston. The score was, 2-1, in Fallston’s favor at the ...
- River Hill runs by Atholton, 42-7
- Published September 5, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in Sports
- Michael Campanaro scored three touchdowns in the first half as River Hill began defense of its 2007 state title with a 42-7 win at Atholton Friday night. The game was the season opener for both schools.Ryan Griffin and Malek Redd also scored r...
- County rides out Tropical Storm Hanna
- Published September 6, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in News
- Tropical Storm Hanna swept through Howard County today, dumping one to three inches of rain on lawns and streets and knocking out power to nearly 4500 homes, but apparently not causing the widespread devastation some had feared."I've hear...
- Two die in pair of collisions
- Published September 8, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in News
- Howard police are investigating a pair of fatal collisions that occurred in the county in the past few days, one killing a Columbia woman, the other an Ellicott City man.The first collision occurred Sept. 5 at 11:30 a.m. on eastbound Route 32,...
- Field hockey: Glenelg goes into overtime again
- Published September 10, 2008 by The Columbia Flier, Howard County Times in Sports
- Lauriann Parker thwarted the hopes of an upset in the first ever meeting between Glenelg and Marriotts Ridge in field hockey.Parker’s game-winning goal, set up when she gathered a free hit from Skylar Marcoux, dribbled half the length of the...
- Improvements at Centennial Lane draw state and local officials
- Published September 11, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in Education
- Gov. Martin O'Malley visited Centennial Lane Elementary School Sept. 5 to take a look at the final results of the school's renovation and new addition. The school's fourth-grade chorus and woodwind ensemble performed in the new music room. The cho...
- Calendar
- Published September 11, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in Events
- 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...
- Nabisco recognizes Ellicott City woman
- Published September 11, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in News
- By Shannon Baylis Sarino Casey Baynes, of Ellicott City, is an extraordinary woman. The founder of the Casey Cares Foundation, which serves ill children in the mid-Atlantic region, was so named by Kraft Foods during a promotion for its new ...
- Crime Log
- Published September 11, 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. Dorsey Hall Drive, 4700 block, 12:33 a.m. Sept. 9. Front door to Heavenly Ham...
- News Briefs
- Published September 11, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in News
- Howard County General expansion on track One year into a $105-million, four-year expansion, Howard County General Hospital officials said they expect the project to be complete on time by 2011. The project includes an employee parking garag...
- Obituaries
- Published September 11, 2008 by The View from Ellicott City in Obituaries
- Raymond J. Gick Raymond J. Gick, of Ellicott City, died Aug. 18, 2008, of cancer, at Gilchrest Center for Hospice Care in Towson. He was 79. Born Jan. 10, 1929, in Baltimore, to Ida Wieberlein and William Adam Gick, he graduated from the ...
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