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Monday, Jul 2 As cleanup continues on Ellicott City’s Main Street a month after the town suffered its second deadly flood in less than two years, business owners continue the painstaking process of deciding whether or not to reopen shop in the historic district. | | | |
| It's been one month since Ellicott City's second deadly flood in less than two years, and the town is slowly coming back to life. |
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| Invisible Fence Brand of Maryland donated 28 pet oxygen mask kits — which include a small, medium and large mask, an instructional DVD and a one-page written explanation on how to use them — to the county. |
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| Vanessa Atterbeary, Shane Pendergrass and Jen Terrasa came out on top in the Democratic primary for the House of Delegates. |
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| Eight candidates won Tuesday's primary race for the Howard County School Board. The eight candidates will drop to four in the general election on Nov. 6. |
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| Democrat Liz Weinstein entered the District 1 County Council race four months ago and has raised a fraction of campaign funds compared to her opponent incumbent Jon Weinstein. Following Tuesday's primary, 41 votes separate them. |
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| The narrowed down nominees are fighting for one of the council’s five seats, in a year that will bring major change to the county’s leadership as four of five council members’ terms expire. |
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| Democrat Calvin Ball clinched the party’s nomination for Howard County Executive candidate in Tuesday’s primary, setting him up to oppose incumbent Republican Allan Kittleman in the November election. |
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