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 Friday, Sep 28 On Monday, the Howard County Council is scheduled to vote on a bill that would allocate nearly $17 million toward a five-year flood control plan. The bills represent part of a larger, $50 million package. |   | |
| The Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services hosted its third annual honor and remembrance ceremony Sunday, under a towering American flag hoisted high by a pair of ladder trucks at Crest Lawn Memorial Gardens in Marriottsville. |
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| An associate head of school at Glenelg Country resigned after an allegation that he engaged in a sexual relationship with a student, school officials wrote in a Thursday letter to families. |
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| The second annual Marching Our Veterans Back to Work fair provided active military personnel and veterans with professional work attire and access to jobs and services in Maryland. |
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| Ned Tillman, a Columbia scientist with two nonfiction books on the environment to his credit, will hold a book launch of his latest work, "The Big Melt," from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 15 at Food Plenty in Clarksville Commons. |
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| The Ravens jump out to a 14-0 lead, allow Pittsburgh to tie the game in the second quarter, then shut the Steelers out in the second half for a 26-14 victory Sunday night. |
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| Players and pitchers likely to be back with the Orioles in 2019 fuel season-ending 4-0 win over the Houston Astros at Camden Yards in the final game of the season. |
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| A slew of crucial individual efforts powered Howard to a 22-7 home win against River Hill on Friday. |
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