Dear Friends,
National Night Out (NNO) is right around the corner! Communities across America will turn on their outdoor lights and step outside on Tuesday, August 6th, to take part in neighborhood events and block parties that promote police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie.
The Howard County Police Department will host this year's kick-off party at Long Reach Village Center in Columbia. The party starts at 6:00 p.m. All Long Reach residents and those nearby are encouraged to attend. To find a NNO out party near you, or to register your community party, click
here
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I look forward to seeing you out in the community!
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Woodstock 50
As news continues to swirl around a Woodstock 50 concert, Howard County remains ready and able to help host a safe and memorable event. This is a remarkable opportunity to bring a piece of American history to our community this summer, in our own Merriweather Post Pavilion. When we heard that there was a potential to save this festival, we jumped at the chance.
We look forward to working with the venue and the promoters to complete the permit process and make this festival official. Right now, we are taking steps to complete the permit process, just as we do for every great event at Merriweather. Howard County is no stranger to hosting big concerts, from Virgin FreeFest to JazzFest, and more. We will continue checking all our boxes to ensure we put on an event of the caliber this historic festival deserves.
In 1969, a farmer with a vision made history, bringing people together under the banner of ‘Peace & Music’. Around the same time, the town of Columbia was founded here in Howard County with the same shared values of inclusion and communal love. Fifty years later, it feels like the perfect fit to bring a world-class festival to our world-class city.
I welcome Woodstock 50 to our community and look forward to marking a special moment in cultural history. Read more about Woodstock in
RollingStone and on
WBAL.
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New Bocce Ball Courts
It was especially bright and sunny in Howard County when we opened new bocce courts at Cedar Lane Park last week. They will serve as home to the
Special Olympics MD Howard County
's bocce league.
We strive to offer recreation opportunities that can be enjoyed by every person who visits our parks and facilities. With these new courts, our community has gained another inclusive place to play. Thank you
Howard County Recreation and Parks
for making this dream a reality!
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Americans with Disabilities Act 29th Anniversary
On July 26th, 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act was signed into law by President George H. W. Bush protecting the rights of all people with disabilities. This act protects against discrimination on the basis of disability and ensures that every American has public accommodation, regardless of ability. In Howard County, we stand with the disabled community and will ensure everyone has access to their rights under the ADA.
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Summer Restaurant Weeks
Howard County's Summer Restaurant Weeks is currently underway! This is the perfect time to experience our wonderful culinary talent. My staff and I enjoyed a delicious meals from
Victoria Gastro Pub
and Kelsey’s Restaurant, Irish Pub, & Banquet Room.
#HoCoEats
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Trivia Nights
Are you looking for something fun to do? Many restaurants in Howard County host fun and exciting trivia nights. Grab a friend, or two, and visit
Second Chance Saloon,
The Common Kitchen, and many other restaurants to get your trivia on! Read more about Howard County’s trivia nights
here.
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Hackground's Youth Summer Camp
After my first annual STEM Awards in May, I committed to visit our fierce community competitors. On my visit to
Hackground's Youth Summer camp in Maple Lawn, these bright students showed off their coding space, model rockets, robots, drones, and therapeutic vehicles retrofitted for children at Johns Hopkins Hospital. Thank you to founder and host, Prasad Karunakaran, and to Greenebaum for donating the space.
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HCYP Baseball Raiders Black Baseball team
HCYP Baseball
Raiders Black Baseball team recently attended the All-Star Village in Cooperstown, New York to complete against other Little League teams from all over the country. This is a wonderful program helping our youth gain a major league experience while playing the sport they love. Read more about their experience
here
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Welcome Students from Naju City, Korea
It was my great pleasure to welcome students from Naju City, Korea to Howard County as a part of
Howard Community College
's English Language program. In this program, students are exposed to American culture, outside of the classroom, to learn as much as they can through experience.
Thank you to First Lady
Yumi Hogan
and Dr. Kate Hetherington for implementing this program!
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Human Rights Student Commissioner Needed
Are you interested in being a Student Commissioner for the Human Rights Commission?
On the Howard County Human Rights Commission, students will have the opportunity to help us seek out and address discrimination in order to make our community a safer and more inclusive place for all. If you aspire to work in the field of human rights someday or just want to help give voice to the voiceless, Howard County calls upon you today.
To be eligible for consideration, candidates must be a student under the age of 18, a Howard County resident, have an interest in human/civil rights and be able to attend the Commission’s meetings on the third Thursday of each month from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the Howard County Community Resources Campus, 9820 Patuxent Woods Drive in Columbia.
Apply today!
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Welcome New Public Works Apprentices
I'm proud that just this month, we have four new apprenticeships established to fill jobs within the Department of Public Works. We continue to grow our capacity for more apprentices and I hope to see it grow even wider than that.
I invite you all to visit the
Columbia Workforce Center on August 1st for Apprenticeship Day from 1:00pm - 3:00pm. For more information, visit: https://bit/ly/30ITiSZ
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Congratulations Vohra Wound Physicians
Please, join me in congratulating
Vohra Wound Physicians
for being awarded the Health Care Quality Account grant by the
Maryland Department of Health
, Office of Health Care Quality. This grant will help train nurses on prevention, assessment, and management of wounds in a nursing home setting.
In Howard County, we are committed to the health and wellness of our entire community. Together, we can make sure every resident has all the services and care they need. Read more
here
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New Office of Children and Families Administrator
Our children embody our hope for the future. Howard County’s children and their families deserve an administrator with the experience and passion to make positive change for all. Ms. Bonzon’s proven track record in health and human services program management, policy, and systems building with state and local governments will be an invaluable asset to the Office. We are excited to begin working with her to help ensure we are improving the social, developmental and emotional needs of all our children. Please, join me in welcoming her!
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Department of
Community Resources and Service
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With more than 20,000 veterans and their families calling Howard County home, we have a duty to meet their needs and give thanks for their sacrifices. If you are interested in giving back to those who have served to ensure our freedom, I encourage you to apply today for the County’s Commission for Veterans and Military Families. Established in 2011, the purpose of the Commission is to assure that the issues of our county’s veterans and military families are addressed effectively and efficiently. To learn more about the eligibility requirements and how to apply, click
HERE
. Deadline to submit your application is Friday, August 23, 2019.
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Senior Day at the Fair! From 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, August 6, all adults age 62+ will receive free admission to this year’s 74
th
annual
Howard County Fair
. Be sure to swing by the 4-H Activities Building to visit our Department of Community Resources and Services’ (DCRS) Office on Aging and Independence and learn about the County’s healthy aging program, exercise demos, bingo, prizes and more.
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A new take on the former 50+EXPOS, Master Aging: Engage, Educate and Inspire is the Office of Aging and Independence’s new conference-style event will feature interactive exhibits, seminars and workshops which highlight lifelong learning and leisure, technology and exercise. The event will also showcase the wide range of older adult programming and entertainment at our County
50+ Centers
. Set to take place Saturday, October 19 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on the campus of
Howard Community College
, visit
www.howardcountymd.gov/MasterAging
to learn more about this new event.
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Now at the halfway point, there are just four weeks left in this summer’s Department of Community Resources and Services’ (DCRS) Office of the Local Children's Board FREE cooking class program. Geared towards kids age 8 to 17, cooking classes are held every Wednesday (through August 21) from noon to 2:00 p.m.at the East Columbia 50+ Center in Columbia. In the upcoming four weeks, participants will learn how to make: veggie tuna salad and edible cookie dough (July 31); unicorn French toast (August 7); acai bowl (August 14) and veggie pasta (August 21). Classes are hosted by Healthy Little Cooks and held in partnership with DCRS and the East Columbia 50+ Center.
To register your child/teen and/or for more information, email
alex@healthylittlecooks.com
. Note, a parent or guardian must sign a waiver for kids to participate.
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FREE “Weekend Warrior Snack Packs” are available through 21 every Friday at the following locations for Howard County youth, ages 18 and younger:
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Department of Fire and Rescue Services Office of Emergency Management
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Too often we overlook the psychological resilience aspect when preparing for emergency and disaster situations. This August, the County’s Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) will focus on Critical Incident Stress Management and will discuss strategies for building personal resilience, as well as ways of responding to the psychological needs of those impacted by an event. The meeting will take place on Thursday, August 15 from 9:00 a.m. to noon at Howard Community College’s Health Sciences Building. This meeting is FREE and open to the public. Those interested in attending are asked to RSVP for the event by visiting
https://augustLEPC2019.eventbrite.com
.
Comprised of representatives from local government, private businesses, non-profit o
rganizations and residents, the LEPC strives to enhance Howard County’s preparedness and response to hazardous material incidents by working together to plan an
d prepare for such scenarios. Click
HERE
to learn more about Howard County's LEPC.
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Department of Housing and Community Development
This Wednesday, July 31 is the FINAL DAY to apply for the County’s Department of Housing and Community Development’s current Moderate Income Housing Unit (MIHU) program enrollment period. An inclusionary zoning program, MIHU requires developers of new housing in certain zoning districts to sell or rent a percentage of the new dwelling units to households of moderate income. If you are looking to call our great county home, I encourage you to check out what this great program has to offer. For more information about the MIHU program, click
HERE
or call 410-313-6318.
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Office of Human Rights
Calling all Howard County students! In case you missed it, the deadline for applications for the County’s Human Rights Commission Student Commissioner position has been EXTENDED to this Friday, August 2. Established in 1969, the Commission’s duties include recommending a civil rights policy to the County Executive and the County Council; the authority to conduct surveys and studies concerning human rights conditions and problems; and the authority to file a complaint when there is reason to believe a pattern or practice of discrimination exists. The Student Commissioner serves a one-year term as a non-voting member. If you have an interest in human and civil rights, I encourage for you to apply today! For details on eligibility requirements and how to apply, click
HERE
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In addition, the County's Human Rights Commission is also seeking applicants above the age of 18 interested in serving a five-year term on the Commission. To learn more about eligibility requirements and how to apply, click
HERE
. The DEADLINE to apply is also this Friday, August 2.
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Department of Planning and Zoning
As part of the County’s Ellicott City Watershed Master Plan process, our Department of Planning and Zoning (DPZ) has launched an
Online Open House
to provide information and gather feedback about the Plan. Paused after the 2018 flood, the goal of the
Ellicott City Watershed Master Plan
is to develop a comprehensive, community-driven vision for rebuilding a stronger and more resilient Ellicott City. The Online Open House focuses on several key downtown areas where significant changes to previously-proposed master plan ideas are likely, given the flood mitigation work under my
EC Safe and Sound plan
. The Open House is available now through Sunday, August 11, 2019. If you have questions or any technical difficulties with the surveys or Online Open House, please feel free to email
planning@howardcountymd.gov
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Interested participants have until this Wednesday, July 31, to participate in DPZ’s Route 1 Corridor Master Plan
virtual workshop
. An online version of two public workshops DPZ held in June, this virtual workshop replicates the presentation, stations and survey held at the June workshops to gather input for refining the plan. The County hopes with this virtual workshop to learn more about what residents know about the corridor and their ideas on how it can be improved. To learn more about the Route 1 Corridor Master Plan, visit
www.howardcountymd.gov/route1
.
For questions about the Master Plan and/or assistance with viewing the site, contact Peter Conrad, DPZ's Deputy Director at 410-313-2350 or email
pconrad@howardcountymd.gov
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As mentioned above, the Howard County Police Department (HCPD) has once again teamed up with National Town Watch Association to sponsor this year’s National Night Out (NNO). Communities across America will be turning on their outdoor lights and stepping outside on Tuesday, August 6, to take part in neighborhood events and block parties to promote police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie. HCPD will host this year's kick-off party at Long Reach Village Center in Columbia. The party starts at 6:00 p.m. and all Long Reach residents and those nearby are encouraged to attend. To find a NNO out party near you, or to register your community party, click
HERE
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Reports of scams and deception burglaries typically increase during spring and summer months. Commons types of scams include driveway paving and resealing, tree trimming and removal, utility service for gas or water problems, and roof repairs or inspection. Recently, an elderly Ellicott City couple lost $14,000 after hiring two men to seal their driveway. The men targeted the couple through door-to-door sales and once hired, entered the residence, saw where the couple kept cash and later stole the money while they were distracted outside. While this investigation is ongoing, HCPD is encouraging residents to make note of these
tips
to protect themselves and loved ones, especially our elderly residents who are sometimes targeted for scams. Remember, if someone seems eager to look inside your home, or seems to be trying to distract you, close and lock the door immediately and call 911. Non-emergency solicitor complaints should be directed to 410-313-2200.
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Here’s another
video
shared with HCPD via the "Neighbors" app. The video shows the individual tampering with the vehicle and includes a stare down between the suspect and the car’s dashboard camera. To help prevent theft from your vehicle, HCPD is offering residents these simple tips: never leave your vehicle unlocked; never leave valuables in your vehicle; keep any packages and shopping bags out of sight and in your trunk; and park in a well-lit area if able.
Anyone with information about this incident or individual is asked to place contact HCPD at 410-313-STOP or
HCPDCrimeTips@howardcountymd.gov
. To download the FREE "Neighbors" doorbell video-sharing app, text “HCPD” to 555888. You do not need a doorbell camera to participate!
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On Saturday, August 17, HCPD will host its first Women in Law Enforcement career fair. Set to take place from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the County’s Public Safety Training Center, 2200 Scott Wheeler Drive in Marriottsville, this fair is geared towards women seeking a career in law enforcement. The event will feature police training demonstrations, a panel discussion, tours of the Training Center and more. In addition to HCPD, personnel from Anne Arundel, Baltimore and Montgomery County, Baltimore City, Mount Rainier and University of Maryland police departments, Charles, Frederick and Howard County sheriff offices, Maryland-National Capital Park Police, Maryland State Police and Maryland Transportation Authority Police will also be in attendance. For questions and/or more information about this FREE event, contact HCPD recruitment at 410-313-4273 or email
recruitment@howardcountymd.gov
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Come get your game on with HCPD school resource officers this summer, all part of the Department’s Community Athletic Programs’ Mobile Rec Center. Now through August 16
th
(except the week of August 5
th
to the 9
th
), the Mobile Rec Center and staff will be making a pit stop at a location near you (see list below) to shoot hoops, play baseball, flag football, Xbox or just hang.
- Mondays – East Columbia Library, 6600 Cradlerock Way, Columbia
- Tuesdays – Talbott Springs Pool, 9660 Basket Ring Road, Columbia
- Wednesdays – Blandair Park, 5750 Oakland Mills Rd, Columbia
- Thursdays – Oakland Mills Middle School, 9540 Kilimanjaro Road, Columbia and Mayfied Woods Middle School, 7950 Red Barn Way, Elkridge
- Fridays – North Laurel Community Center, 9411 Whiskey Bottom Road, Laurel
No need to register in advance. Just show up for some good, old fashion fun.
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Department of Public Works
REMINDER: This Wednesday, July 31, the County’s Department of Public Works (DPW) will hold an onsite public meeting at the storm drain between 9696 Riverside Circle and 9690 Gwynn Park Drive in the Gwynn Acres neighborhood of Ellicott City. The meeting will take place from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and will discuss an outfall stabilization project at the site, which is currently under design. Improvements to the site will include the repair of approximately 425 linear feet of a severely eroded storm drain outfall channel to reduce erosion and sedimentation in the Little Patuxent River. To learn more about this meeting and/or project (Capital Project D-1158), click
HERE
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DPW hold a public meeting on Tuesday, August 13 at 7:00 p.m. at Howard County Library System’s
Elkridge branch
, to present the plans for a repair project at the Calvert Ridge stormwater management pond, located adjacent to 7078 Calvert Drive in Elkridge. The project will improve water quality treatment of stormwater and to improve the functionality and maintainability of the stormwater management system. Construction is expected to begin in summer 2020. To learn more about this project (Capital Project D-1177) and this meeting, click
HERE
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Department of Public Works Construction Report
Below are details regarding new Capital Projects and maintenance projects. For a full list of previously announced projects, please refer to the
July 22, 2019
newsletter.
Columbia
- Cedar Lane Water Pumping Station Construction (Capital Project W-8328) – Project to construct a water pumping station at 10793 Hilltop Lane. The station will provide a backup water supply to increase reliability in zone. The project is not expected to impact the flow of traffic in the area. Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by late November 2020.
Ellicott City
- Glenmar Pond Repair (Capital Project D-1159) – Project to repair a storm water management pond located between Debbie Court and Mitzy Lane. Originally expected to be completed by late February, weather permitting, this project is now expected to be completed by late July 2019.
- Spring Ridge Drainage Improvement (Capital Project D-1166) – Project to improve backyard stormwater drainage along Springway Road. Originally expected to be completed by early June, weather permitting, this project is now expected to be completed by late July 2019.
Laurel
- Whiskey Bottom Road Water Pump Station Construction (Capital Project W-8320) – Project to construct a new water pump station at 9799 Whiskey Bottom Road. Originally expected to be completed by mid-July, weather permitting, this project is now expected to be completed by late September 2019.
Past Project Updates – Projects Completed
Columbia
Ellicott City
- Diversified Lane Pond Repair (Capital Project D-1159) – Project to repair a storm water management pond in the vicinity of 9780 and 9792 Diversified Lane.
To learn more about DPW Capital Projects currently underway, visit
https://bit.ly/2V6K5B6
. Searchable by project category and street name, from this site you’ll find additional project details, including news releases about the project. You can also contact DPW’s Customer Service Office at 410-313-3440 or email
publicworks@howardcountymd.gov
for further assistance.
If you have questions or are interested in finding out about a State road (numbered roadway) project in your area, visit the Maryland State Highway Administration’s
website
and search by “County” to learn more about State road projects in Howard County.
Also, be sure to follow the County’s
Facebook
and
Twitter
pages every Monday morning for upcoming maintenance projects happening that week, weather permitting. On these social media pages, you’ll also find information regarding the county’s
street sweeping
schedule, which generally begin in the months of January, April, July and September.
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Department of Public Works’ Bureau of Environmental Services
For residents in the County’s eastern edge (see outlined portion of map) who receive curbside trash and recycling curbside collection provided by our Bureau of Environmental Services, I’ve got great news to share. The County’s curbside food scrap collection program is expanding to your area this fall! This week and next, be sure to keep an eye out for the Bureau’s mailer, that will include information about our “Feed the Green Bin” program and how you can register to participate. By simply separating your food scraps, you can help us reduce the amount of trash we send to our landfill, help us save money and in turn, produce a value resource. To learn more about our Feed the Green Bin, visit
www.howardcountymd.gov/feedthegreenbin
or call the Bureau at 410-313-6444.
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Department of Recreation & Parks
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Play bocce? Our Department of Recreation & Parks’
Cedar Lane Park West
now features four new synthetic-turf bocce courts. Unveiled last week at a ceremony, the courts will serve as home to the
Special Olympics Maryland Howard County bocce league
. When not reserved by Special Olympics, the courts will be open to the public during normal park hours, 7:00 a.m. to dusk, or as posted. To check on the bocce courts availability, call 410-313-4626.
In addition to the bocce courts, the parking lot located near the park’s west entrance was renovated and several ADA-compliant parking spaces were added near the courts.
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Online registration for Howard County Recreation & Parks’ 2019 Fall Activity Guide OPEN’S at 6:00 p.m. this Wednesday, July 31 for Howard County residents. Residents interested in applying in person, over-the-phone or mail-in may do so beginning the following day. Registration for non-Howard County residents begins the following week. Check out the Fall Activity Guide
online
today!
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This week we wrap up another great
Park and Recreation Month
. I hope you and your family were able to take advantage of all the great activities our Department of Recreation & Parks had going on this July to help you get your “Game On.” Recreation & Parks will be wrapping up this month-long celebration with a FREE ice cream sundae and children’s craft event this Wednesday, July 31 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at our
Gary J. Arthur Community Center
. I encourage everyone to stop by and say “hi” to our wonderful staff!
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Swing on by Recreation & Parks’
Centennial Park
south this Wednesday for its weekly summer Sunset Serenades concert. Bring a blanket, picnic dinner, family and friends, and coming enjoy an evening of beautiful music by the lake. This week’s musical line-up is
Columbia Big Band
. In addition, the Department’s Traveling Bands mobile will be making a pit stop at the
Chrysalis at Merriweather Park
this Sunday, August 4 at 10:00 a.m., along with musical guest,
Mr. Jon & Friends
. Parents’ Choice Award winning music for kids and their families, Mr. Jon & Friends make music for kids and their families that inspire fun, laughter and dancing.
For more information and a full concert schedule, including details regarding the Department’s Lakeside Movies @ Centennial Park night on August 28, visit
www.howardcountymd.gov/sunsetserenades
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Upcoming Events and Meetings
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Join our Department of Recreation & Parks' for its first Sunset Serenades concert of the 2019 summer concert season. Held Wednesday nights at 7:00 p.m. at Centennial Park South, this year's Sunset Serenades concert series will run from July 10 to August 7. So grab a blanket or lawn chair, bring your family and friends, and come enjoy a picnic dinner while listening to the sounds of summer by the lake! For a complete concert schedule and more information, visit
www.howardcountymd.gov/summerconcerts
. While the concerts are free, attendees are encouraged to bring a non-perishable food item to be donated to the Howard County Food Bank.
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July 31 - Ice Cream and Crafts at Gary J. Arthur Community Center
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July 31 - Gwynn Acres Outfall Stabilization Project Public Meeting
Onsite public meeting at the storm drain between 9696 Riverside Circle and 9690 Gwynn Park Drive in the Gwynn Acres neighborhood of Ellicott City, to discuss an outfall stabilization project at the site. Currently under design, project improvements to the site will include the repair of approximately 425 linear feet of a severely eroded storm drain outfall channel to reduce erosion and sedimentation in the Little Patuxent River. For meeting details, click
HERE
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July 31 - Ellicott City Watershed Master Plan Advisory Team
Set to take place at 7:00 p.m. in the County’s George Howard Building, located at 3430 Court House Drive in Ellicott, at this meeting, the Master Plan Advisory Team will provide feedback on key issues during the drafting of the Master Plan for Ellicott City and the Tiber-Hudson Watershed. The purpose of the Master Plan is to help define a comprehensive community-driven vision for rebuilding a stronger and more resilient Ellicott City. The plan will incorporate a watershed plan in a way that many traditional master plans do not. Ellicott City's unique topography, hydrology, road network and mill town heritage will require a tailored, well-planned roadmap for long-term rebuilding. To learn more about the Ellicott City Watershed Master Plan, click
HERE
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August 4 - Traveling Bands Concert:
Mr. Jon & Friends (Children’s Music)
Our Department of Recreation & Parks' Traveling Bands showmobile will be making its next pit stop this morning at the Chrysalis at Merriweather Park in Downtown Columbia. Grab your family and friends, a blanket and/or lawn chair and come enjoy the sounds of summer in the park! For a complete summer concert schedule, visit
www.howardcountymd.gov/summerconcerts
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August 6 - Drop-In Opioid Overdose Response (Narcan) Training
Join in the fight against the opioid epidemic by learning how you can help save someone’s life from a opioid overdose. The first Tuesday and last Thursday of each month, Howard County Health Department offers FREE Opioid Overdose Response Program (Narcan) trainings between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m., on a drop-in basis, at Health headquarters. Simply show up and Health will teach you how to administer Narcan, the opioid reversing medicine. Click
HERE
to learn more.
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August 6 - National Night Out
Howard County Police Department has once again teamed up with National Town Watch Association to sponsor this year’s National Night Out (NNO). This annual community-building campaign promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live. HCPD will host this year's kick-off party at Long Reach Village Center in Columbia. The party starts at 6:00 p.m. and all Long Reach residents and those nearby are encouraged to attend. To find a NNO out party near you, or to register your community party, click
HERE
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August 9 - Ellicott City 50+ Center Wii Bowling Tournament Practice Round
Test your virtual bowling skills by competing in the Ellicott City 50+ Center’s Wii Bowling Tournament. Swing by Center at 10:30 a.m. on the 9
th
to take part in a practice round before the tournament on August 16
th
. The top three finishers on the 16
th
will receive a medal. Space is limited, so sign-up today by calling 410-313-1400.
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August 10 thru September 14 - Living Well: Diabetes Self-Management (formerly Living Well with Diabetes)
A community-based workshop to help adults manage Type 2 diabetes or for those who are pre-diabetic. Held Saturdays from August 10 through September from 9:30 a.m. to noon at the
Elkridge 50+ Center
, to register for this FREE workshop, visit
hcgh.org/events
or contact Nicole Becerra at 410-313-3506 for more information.
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