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 Monday, Aug 6 The legislation would add an additional process and public meeting for developments with scenic road entrances or that have more than 99 units and are within a mile of scenic entrances. |   | |
| County gymnasts from Emilia’s Acrobatics & Gymnastics Club made the U.S. National Teams for Acrobatic Gymnastics with their performances at the USA Gymnastics Championships from July 3-7. |
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| James Arnold Openshaw Jr., who owned and operated a heavy construction firm and built Columbia’s Lake Kittamaquandi, died died of a respiratory condition July 28 at his Edinburgh, Inc. home. The former Ellicott City resident was 84. |
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| The State of New York and the Farmers Market Federation of New York announced they’ll provide emergency support. |
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| The Republican National Committee's website links to @mdreps, a porn twitter account that used to be the Maryland Republican Party's account but is now "Sexy Car Babes." |
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| Walmart will expand grocery delivery service to the Baltimore region, including from its Glen Burnie and Cockeysville locations, the retailer announced Monday. |
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| The University of Maryland, College Park was awarded a $3 million grant by the Scripps Howard Foundation to start its first investigative journalism center. |
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| Howard Magazine's Best of Howard readers' poll is open for voting from Aug. 2 through Aug. 31. |
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