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Howard County Board of Education Member Brian Meshkin joins Patch to discuss education issues.

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2011: Students show off their pride outside Howard High School.

Howard High Prank Handled 'Relatively Well'

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During National Police Week, Police departments around the country remember those who died or were disabled while on duty.

National Peace Officers' Day: Fallen Police Remembered

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Marylanders Rally Against Pit Bull Court Opinion

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Maryland has received a D- for its policies relating to how businesses treat new parents, according to a new report released by the National Partnership for Women and Families

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Maryland Gets D- For Workplace Family Policies

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UNO SHOWS APPRECIATION FOR POLICE & DISPATCHERS

By Patricia McKenna Cinque

Yesterday

My pups are gone, but I'm still at Small Miracles in Ellicott City. Come say hi.

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Happy Belated Mother's Day: Dog of the Week

By Jennifer P. | 2 comments

Yesterday

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Patch's House & Home

Explore History, Homes in Ellicott City

By Brandie Jefferson

Yesterday

One of the original buildings of Great Kids Farm off of Route 40 in Catonsville, which was a home for black orphan boys in the early 1900s.

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Schools

'Great Kids Farm' Educates City Youth

By Penny Riordan

2 days ago

HCPD officers were conducting seat belt checks near the intersection of Snowden River Parkway and Robert Fulton Drive in Columbia on May 10.

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Police & Fire

Howard County Police Crack Down on Seat Belt Laws

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2 days ago

Ginger Bread Man, donated by Martha Clark, helps with the ceremonies.

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Enchanting Weekend at the Miller Branch Library

By Brandie Jefferson

2 days ago

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BLOG: Why We Need to Move Forward

By Governor Martin O'Malley | Monday, May 14 | 4 comments

Martin O'Malley is the Governor of Maryland. He …

What Governor O'Malley hopes to accomplish in the Special Session.

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Romeo, Romeo!

By Mutts Matter Rescue | Wednesday, May 9

Mutts Matter Rescue is a nonprofit, all-volunteer…

Meet Romeo, a young, affectionate, and playful terrier/lab mix who gets along with everyone and is overdue to find a family who will love him.

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Meet Spirit the Shih Tzu

By Mutts Matter Rescue | Thursday, May 3

Mutts Matter Rescue is a nonprofit, all-volunteer…

Spirit is a sweet, easy-going Shih Tzu pup who has a great temperament and will fit well in most families. He’s a resilient boy and deserves a little extra TLC in his life.

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BLOG: Rethinking Retaining Walls Has Hanover Company Seeing Green

By Frank Hazzard | Wednesday, May 2

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The Maryland Department of Natural Resources and University of Maryland helped back SmartSlope, a Hanover-based company that is revolutionizing retaining walls.

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Hanover Company Profits by Selling Refurbished Office Furniture

By Frank Hazzard | Sunday, April 29

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Omega Trading Company, one of the largest office furniture reconditioning companies in the nation, operates out of a 160,000-square-foot warehouse in Hanover.

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