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 Tuesday, Jun 5 A week after floodwaters tore through Ellicott City for the second time in two years, Howard County stakeholders are raising questions about whether they should contribute to the town’s future — and whether they were alerted to the flood emergency in a timely manner, |   | |
| Ellicott City native Ron Peters finished installing a network of surveillance cameras weeks before the town suffered its second devastating flood in two years. The footage it captured shows the flood developing in dramatic fashion. |
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| Khloe DeLeon-Talbert, an 8-year-old from Elkridge, will compete at the 2018 Braille Challenge in California. |
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| Beverly White-Seals, CEO of the Community Foundation of Howard County, reveals her love of sushi, her favorite TV shows and more. |
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| Nisha Sheth is opening Mumbai Boutique, focusing on clothing and accessories from India. |
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| Outdoor movie season begins with double feature at Merriweather Post |
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| Neither rain nor snow nor that other stuff can stop Larry Collmus from calling a horse race — though fog, like that which shrouded last month’s Preakness, comes close. Collmus is a Howard County native and NBC’s race-caller for the Triple Crown. |
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| Howard County has provided hotel rooms to 59 displaced residents, county spokesman Paul Milton said. An undetermined number of others — including one couple whose home might have to be demolished — are staying with local friends or family members. |
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