Sunday, November 4, 2012
Headlines from around Howard County.
Howard County Weathers Sandy Well Despite some power outages and a few incidents, overall the county stayed safe during the storm. $30 Million Grant Application Fails to Receive Union Signature School Board approves grant, but Howard County Education Association says it doesn’t have enough time to vote on it. Laying the Foundation: Parking Meters on the Way The meters on Main Street in Ellicott City will be installed next week, but won't charge until after Jan. 1 Photos: Hurricane Sandy's Destruction Along East Coast While residents and officials continue to clean up after a superstorm hit the East Coast, we take a look at the most dramatic images from the superstorm. No Mandatory Evacuations on Main Street Officials say the river held …
Monday, October 29, 2012
Top headlines from around Howard County this week.
Howard County Government Prepares for 'Frankenstorm' Social media can help you keep up with developments as Hurricane Sandy approaches Howard County O'Malley Declares State of Emergency in Maryland for Hurricane Sandy The governor signed the order Friday morning. Patch Interview: Michael Chabon on Columbia Bestselling author and Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Chabon spoke about his childhood in Columbia, its influence on him and the city's changes. L.L. Bean Store to Close in May Store manager says they will not be renewing lease at the Mall in Columbia. Former Columbia Man Named in Boy Scout Files Reportedly sent sexually graphic letters to minors in Michigan after moving to Columbia. No Bond for Man Police Say Secretly Recorded Ellicott…
Friday, October 26, 2012
This information is supplied by the Howard County Police Department.
Laurel: Police say a man asked for a room at the Sleep Inn, on the 10100 block of Washington Blvd. on Oct. 25 at about 1:45 p.m. When the clerk told him that there were no rooms, the man asked to use the restroom, according to police. When the clerk said there was no restroom available, according to police, the man leaped over the counter, grabbed the clerk, pushed him to the floor and showed a gun. At that point, according to police, another man appeared at the front door and the first man sole cash from the register. The victim said both men fled toward the back of the building. Police are looking for the following suspects: Suspects stole a lawn mower, chain saw, power washer, weed whacker and tool box from an unlocked shed on the …
Monday, October 22, 2012
A suspected 'peeping tom' was arrested after police release a photo of him to news outlets and parking on Main Street in Ellicott City continues to draw controversy.
Police Arrest Suspected 'Peeping Tom' Police say Columbia man may have also secretly recorded at least two additional women. Merchants Ask for Parking Project to be Postponed Steve Lafferty forwards request to the County Executive to postpone meters, sensors after a spirited meeting. Report: Poll Shows Marylanders Support Same Sex Marriage A newly released Washington Post poll shows residents favor upholding the same sex marriage law. Iron Bridge Gives Up Their Shirts After Losing Bet to AIDA Staff at Iron Bridge Wine Co. had to wear shirts saying "I'd rather be at AIDA Bistro & Wine Bar." Medical Examiner: Former Howard High Football Player Died from Drug Overdose Joey Bonavitacola's sudden death was caused by the combined effects of …
Friday, October 19, 2012
This information was provided by the Howard County Police Department.
Columbia: Nothing was reported missing at a house on the 6100 block of Wooded Run Drive, but when residents returned home from a trip, they said they found a back window had been shattered sometime between Oct. 12 and Oct. 15. According to Howard County police, there were pry marks on rear sliding glass doors and on both sides of the window. Several rooms were ransacked, according to police, but nothing has been reported stolen. Police responded to a house on the 10200 block of Hickory Ridge Road just before 5 p.m. on Oct. 18. When they arrived, a resident said she saw a suspect leaving her son’s bedroom. Police found a subject who matched the description given by the victim. The suspect, a juvenile, said he was at the residence, opened …
Sunday, October 14, 2012
The suspected door-kick burglars posted bail, Main Street parking issues and Wegmans reveals what they're going to use that second-floor space for.
Suspected Door Kick-in Burglars Released on $15,000 Bail Police said the duo stole more than $22,000 in firearms, jewelry and electronics, but were able to post bail of $15,000 each the day after their Oct. 4 arrest. Missing Columbia Woman Last Seen Oct. 1. Friends and family are worried about the whereabouts of Carol Choe, 30, who was last seen at her residence in Columbia on Oct. 1. Main Street Parking: Residents Weigh in The County has scheduled a meeting with Ellicott City Historic District Residents to discuss the possibility of implementing a residential parking permit program alongside a new parking meter system set for Main Street and Maryland Avenue. Wegmans Reveals Use for Upstairs Space The space that was proposed for a liquor…
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
This information was supplied by the Howard County Police Department
Columbia: Two businesses and a home in Columbia were burglarized last week, according to police. At about 8:20 a.m. on Friday, police say a suspect smashed the front door of Oak Tree Furniture, on the 9100 block of Red Branch Road, with a concrete stone. The suspect took money from one register, and stole a second one. Police say the second register was stolen because the suspect could not open it. Police say a suspect used a brick to smash the front glass door of Tropical Tan on the 6900 block of Oakland Mills Road at 11 p.m. Thursday night. The victim reported coins stolen. Suspects entered a screened-in porch on the 5000 block of Whetstone Road on Sunday between 1:45 and 9 p.m., according to police, then kicked open a back door to …
Friday, October 5, 2012
Here's a roundup of some of the top events this weekend in Howard County.
2nd Annual Clyde’s of Columbia Fall Craft Beer Tasting Festival Where: Clyde’s of Columbia Lakefront Pavilion, Downtown Columbia When: Saturday, Oct. 6 from 2-7 p.m. Why go: Clyde’s is partnering with over 20 different craft breweries to showcase fall beers from around the country in addition to providing a wide selection of its Oktoberfest-style food, such as knockwurst, bratwurst and pretzels. Cost: $2.50/ ticket or 20 tickets for $40. Each ticket is good for a 4oz pour. Rev3 Half-Full Triathlon Where: Centennial Park, Ellicott City When: Sunday, Oct. 7, 7:30 a.m. Why go: The Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults organized the half triathlon to raise funds to help treat cancer. In addition to the good cause, world-famous athlete Lance …
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