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 Wednesday, Sep 5 To prevent destructive flooding in the future, Howard County officials have decided to buy up some buildings along Main Street in historic Ellicott City with plans to demolish them. But what is fair market value for property some consider rather unique. |   | |
| Howard County police have released the name of a pedestrian who was fatally struck by a car on Labor Day weekend in Jessup. |
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| Demolition of the Bloede Dam, which for more than a century has blocked off wildlife habitat and created unsafe swimming conditions on the Patapsco River, is set to begin next week. |
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| The Howard County Council failed to repeal a 40-year-old county mobile home tax, which requires mobile home residents to pay a monthly fee. |
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| Hazel Sanders is raising money for her service dog Junreé to be able to afford surgery costs to remove a large mass from Jurneé's back. In 2012, Sanders had to seek legal assistance to be able to live with her dog in Morningside Park, a Jessup independent senior community. |
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| The Eagles edged the Wildecats in five sets on Wednesday night. |
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| The University of Maryland Police Department is investigating a swastika and anti-LGBT remarks scrawled on whiteboards in separate dorms. |
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| Vote in the 2018 Ravens RISE High School Football Showdown poll |
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