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 Tuesday, Feb 5 This past weekend participants at a yoga class in Columbia found themselves staring into the face, or at times the tongue, of a four-legged companion. Black Flag Brewing Co. on Snowden River Parkway hosted a session of Doggy Noses & Yoga Poses, raising money for an animal rescue. |   | |
| Police are responding to a serious crash in Harford County along I-95 south Monday, according to Maryland State Police. |
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| Atholton senior Jana Tumaneng (100 pounds) and Reservoir freshman Camila Mendez (127) finished in third place while Oakland Mills freshman Karina Alvarenga Chicas (106) and Mt. Hebron’s Chloe Parkinson (117) came in fourth in their brackets. |
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| The senior guard duo has combined to average 38.3 points per game for first-place Wilde Lake. |
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| The University of Maryland has struggled to reverse recent declines in fan interest in the football program, which underwent a turbulent 2018 season after the heatstroke death of 19-year-old player Jordan McNair, a new document shows. |
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| Facing a divided Congress for the first time, President Donald Trump called on Washington to reject "the politics of revenge, resistance and retribution." |
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| Mary G. Snively, a retired credit manager who enjoyed gardening, died Saturday of heart failure at her Mount Airy home. She was 92. |
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| A collection of the Howard County Times' sports staff's favorite photos from January 2019. |
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