Dear Friends,
When I championed the
Healthy Vending
legislation on the County Council, I was responding to community concerns about growing obesity rates and preventable health risks. I'm glad to take the next step forward on behalf of our employees, residents, and, most importantly, our kids’ health and wellness.
Now, we will take the next step forward by adding healthier options to vending machines at Howard County buildings. This change is about taking responsibility as a government to offer healthier options on our property. Howard County is making a declaration to our region and beyond that we will lead by example to expand choice and promote community wellness. U.S. News and World Report recently ranked Howard County in the top ten healthiest communities in the nation. Our vision is to get to number one.
Read an Editorial from the Baltimore Sun
here
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A Visit to Jenny's Market
On Friday, I visited
Jenny's Market in West Friendship to enjoy some of their fresh produce. They are stocked with a beautiful array of fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, home-canned relishes, and pickles. Please, be sure to visit Jenny and her amazing family!
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Keeping Ellicott City Safe and Sound
These packets contain invaluable information on emergency plans, business continuity plans, what to do when the town’s emergency alert sirens go off, where to get the best information about weather alerts, and much more! This information is critical to ensuring that business owners are educated and empowered to protect their businesses, if severe weather strikes.
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Meet K-9 Sowell
Meet Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services' (HCDFRS) newest fire investigation unit member, Sowell (pronounced so-well)!
A two-year-old black Labrador, Sowell is an arson accelerant detection canine. He his handler, Lieutenant Craig Matthews, recently completed a five-week accelerant-detection school sponsored by State Farm Insurance. Together, Sowell and Lt. Matthews are required to respond to a minimum of 50 fires a year, where the cause of the fire is suspicious or undetermined. As there are only a handful of accelerant-detection canine teams in the region, Howard County’s team may be requested to respond to fire scenes in Baltimore, Washington, D.C. and as far away as Western Maryland.
I wish him and his partner Lt. Craig Mathews the best of luck on this new endeavor! Thank you to our friends at State Farm for sponsoring K-9 Sowell's training.
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Business Re-locations in the County
The Merriweather District in Downtown Columbia continues to grow its reputation as an economic center and the next big thing for business. Please, join me in welcoming Edwards Performance Solutions and Data Canopy as they re-locate to the Merriweather District. Read more about their move
here.
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"National Peace Day" in Howard County
Mattie Stepanek, a well-respected poet and award-winning peace activist, lived a life that was brief in length but powerfully blessed with depth. He lived his life of 14 years full of hope and happiness, while believing peace can be learned through deliberate choices in attitude and action. Mattie inspired millions of diverse, global neighbors with his vision of hope and peace through television appearances, speeches, and seven award-winning books of poetry and peace essays he called “Heartsongs.”
To honor Mattie's legacy, I am proud to proclaim July 17th, Mattie's birthday, "National Peace Day" in Howard County. Thank you to Jeni Stepanek, Mattie's mom, and the
Mattie J.T. Stepanek Foundation for continuing to advocate Mattie's message of peace.
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New Rec & Parks Director
Howard County has the best local parks in the nation thanks to our dedicated staff who serve as model stewards of our environment and ensure a high quality of life for all residents. To lead this stellar team, I am thrilled to announce Mr. Raul Delerme as our next Recreation & Parks Director!
Mr. Delerme has proven himself as our Bureau Chief of Capital Projects, Park Planning & Construction and he will bring 29 years of experience in the Department to this new position. After conducting a thorough search, it was clear that Mr. Delerme is the best person to advance our vision for excellence. I also want to thank our outgoing director, Mr. John Byrd, for his years of dedicated service to this community.
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Nafco Wholesale Seafood Breaks Ground
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Fundraiser for Derek and
Hatsumi Smith
This Sunday, I stopped by Ellicott City to show support for Derek and Hatsumi Smith of
Matcha Time Cafe. Recently, Derek suffered from a heart attack while traveling abroad. When our friends are in need, our community comes together to support them.
Thank you Sara Arditti for organizing this wonderful event and to former Howard County Executive
Allan Kittleman for coming out to support the Smith family. I am praying for a speedy and healthy recovery!
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Congratulations U15 United Blue Soccer Team!
Please, join me in congratulating the
Soccer Association of Columbia
U15 United Blue for participating in a national tournament this previous weekend in Tennessee. The team qualified for the national level by becoming Eastern Regional champions. You have made Howard County enormously proud! Read more about their season
here
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"How Girls Code" Closing Ceremony
Despite making up half of our K-12 student population and nearly 60% of college enrollments, girls are far less likely than boys to study computing and earn degrees and careers in related fields. As a huge supporter of closing this gap, it was my honor to join
How Girls Code
for their closing ceremony for their summer camp. Thank you, Dr. Koger for your support and advocacy for our girls.
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Welcome Allison Alston
Please join me in welcoming Allison Alston, a Senior at
Reservoir High School, as the new Student Member of the Board (SMOB). Allison is a strong advocate for communicating heartfelt messages of hope, equality, and empowerment. I'm sure she will be an exceptional voice for all. Congratulations! Read more about Allison
here.
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Welcome Vintage Chic
It’s a beautiful day in Ellicott City and a wonderful time to welcome
Vintage Chic
to Main Street! Their specialty of rescuing beautiful antiques adds a little extra charm to the block. I encourage you to stop by to find the perfect piece for your needs.
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Congratulations Martha Clark of Clark's Elioak Farm
CONGRATS to Martha Clark and
Clark's Elioak Farm
on its receipt of the Comptroller of Maryland's new
Cornerstone Award for Local Business Excellence
, set to be presented this Thursday, July 25. This prestigious new award recognizes businesses that celebrate the guiding values of independence, innovation and investment that define Maryland's local business community. The award celebrates businesses that strengthen Maryland's economy, generate jobs and tax revenue, develop new ideas that more effectively deliver services and products within the marketplace, and are a leader in their local community.
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Department of
Community Resources and Services
Throughout this summer, our Department of Community Resources and Services’ (DCRS) Office of the Local Children's Board is offering FREE cooking classes for kids age 8 to 17. Every Wednesday through August 21, classes are held from noon to 2:00 p.m.at the East Columbia 50+ Center in Columbia. Participants will learn how to make: veggie sushi (July 24); 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 our Department of Community Resources and Services and 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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REMINDER: DCRS is offering FREE “Weekend Warrior Snack Packs” this summer to Howard County youth, ages 18 and younger. Through August 21, Snack Packs can be picked up on Fridays at the following locations:
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Department of Fire and Rescue Services
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For the third year in a row, HCDFRS has been honored with the American Heart Association’s “Mission: Lifeline® EMS Gold Plus Award.” Mission: Lifeline EMS recognition is a program designed to showcase Emergency Medical Service (EMS) organizations across the nation for excellent STEMI (ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction) care. STEMI is a very serious type of heart attack during which one of the heart's major arteries is blocked. Annually, over 250,000 people experience this type of heart attack. This life-threatening emergency requires timely intervention to restore blood flow to the heart. Mission: Lifeline’s EMS program recognizes those emergency responders whose efforts advance STEMI systems of care and the quality of life for these patients. Achieving this award further highlights the level of excellence in emergency medical care delivered by our firefighters and paramedics. HCDFRS was the first in Maryland to receive this award in 2017.
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Immediately following the line-of-duty death of Lieutenant Nathan Flynn last July, our Department of Fire and Rescue Services established an Internal Safety Review Board (ISRB). Comprised of uniform personnel from inside the department, personnel from neighboring fire departments and outside agencies, the ISRB was charged with investigating factors that contributed to Lt. Flynn’s death, as well as looking beyond the immediate causes to discover all aspects that impacted the event. Since this tragic lose, HCDFRS has implemented a number of changes, including: continuing to increase the staffing levels on its front-line engines to meet the national recommendation of four, establishing a radio committee and self-contained breathing apparatus committee to review current functionality and procedures, and continuing its practical training programs such as live fire acquired structure training and fire-ground survival. Thank you to the ISRB for your hard work over the past eleven months on this thorough and concise
report. We will never forget the heroism and sacrifice of Lt. Flynn and his family. We will continue to honor his legacy by dedicating ourselves to the safety of our firefighters, all first responders and our entire community.
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Health Department
- Wear light-colored, light-weight, loose-fitting clothing, a hat and sunscreen.
- Stay hydrated. Drink water and caffeine-free liquids. Alcoholic beverages will not keep you hydrated.
- Stay out of the sun during the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
- Take frequent rest breaks in air conditioned or shaded environments.
- Find a cool place to shelter, such as one of the County’s 50+ Center, Recreation & Parks community center or Howard County Library System branch.
- Be aware of the symptoms of heat related illness: extreme weakness, muscle cramps, nausea, headache, possible vomiting or fainting, dry red skin. If you encounter a heat related emergency, call 911.
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Department of Housing and Community Development
With less than two weeks to go in the month of July, there is still time to apply for 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 attend Housing’s final MIHU Homeownership workshop, this
Thursday, July 25
th
,
to learn more about the program’s eligibility requirements and application process. The workshop is free and open to the public; however, registration is required. For more information about the MIHU program, click
HERE
. Applications for this quarters MIHU open enrollment period are due by Wednesday, July 31
st
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Office of Human Rights
The deadline for applications for the County’s Human Rights Commission Student Commissioner position has been EXTENDED to Friday, August 2, 2019. 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. The Student Commissioner serves a one-year term from July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020 as a non-voting member on the Commission. To apply, call the Office of Human Rights at 410-313-6430 or apply
online
. Completed applications may be submitted online, emailed to
kpruim@howardcountymd.gov
OR mailed to: Howard County Government, Office of the County Executive, Attn: Kimberly Pruim, 3430 Court House Drive, Ellicott City, MD 21043.
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Our Office of Human Rights is seeking applicants interested in serving on the County's Human Rights Commission. 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. To learn more about eligibility requirements and how to apply, click
HERE
. The DEADLINE to apply is Friday, August 2, 2019.
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Department of Planning and Zoning
Less than two weeks to go to participate in the County's Department of Planning and Zoning's (DPZ) Route 1 Corridor Master Plan
virtual workshop
. An online version of the recent public workshops held in Elkridge (June 25) and North Laurel (June 27), this virtual workshop replicates the public workshop's presentation, stations and survey 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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If you have not done so already, be sure to mark your calendars for Howard County Police Department’s (HCPD) first Women in Law Enforcement career fair. Set to take place Saturday, August 17 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: The County’s Department of Public Works (DPW) will holding a public meeting this Tuesday, July 23 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the Ellicott Room of the Howard County Library System’s
Miller branch
to discuss a drainage improvement project near 3013 Greenway Drive in Ellicott City. Currently under design, project improvements will include new inlets, new storm drain pipes and repairs to the outfall channel to increase the efficiency of drainage during storm events and reduce downstream erosion. While a start date has not yet been set, the project is expected to begin this Fiscal Year 2020. For more information about this meeting and/or project (Capital Project D-1175), click
HERE
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Next Wednesday, July 31, 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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Brown fire hydrant in your community? DPW’s Bureau of Utilities is currently in the process of touching up hydrants throughout the county. As part of the process, the Bureau first removes cracked and chipped paint from the hydrant with a wire brush. Those areas that have been brushed, then have a layer of primer (brown) painted over to ensure the final coat of paint sticks. Once the primer has dried/cured, the hydrant is covered in a fresh coast of bright orange paint. Weather permitting, the process all together takes about a week to complete. For more information about this maintenance project, please feel free to give the Bureau a call at 410-313-4900.
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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 15, 2019 newsletter
.
Columbia
- Sewells Orchard Sewer Main Project (Capital Project S-6232) – Project to rehabilitate a portion of the public sewers in the Sewells Orchard neighborhood. Disruptions to nearby residential water service are expected during installation. Residents will be notified by the contractor with door hangers at least 48 hours prior to any disruption. Additionally, the project is not expected to impact the flow of traffic; however, residents can expect to see foot traffic and small equipment on properties where manholes are located as the contractor will install the liner through existing manholes. Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by mid-August
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
Not sure how to dispose of the packaging from last week’s Amazon Prime orders? Here are some instructions from the County's Bureau of Environmental Services regarding what packaging material can go in your curbside recycling cart/bin, what should go in the trash and what can be taken to participating local retail and grocery stores (“Store Drop-Off;” click
HERE
for locations) for plastic bags and film recycling. If you have any questions about curbside recycling, please feel free to contact the Bureau at 410-313-6444 or email
help@howardcountyrecycles.org
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Department of Recreation & Parks
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Got bocce? The County’s
Cedar Lane Park West
now does. This Wednesday, July 24, I’ll join our Department of Recreation & Parks to officially unveil the County’s four new synthetic-turf bocce courts at Cedar Lane. These new 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.
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In case you missed it, Howard County Recreation & Parks’ 2019 Fall Activity Guide is officially available online! Complimentary hard copies will be available at Recreation & Parks headquarters starting this Wednesday, July 17. Online registration for Howard County residents begins July 31st at 6:00 p.m., with all other forms (mail-in, phone and walk-in) starting the following day. Registration for non-Howard County residents begins the following week.
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Get your “Game On” with our Department of Recreation & Parks this July for Park and Recreation Month. The Department invites you to join them all month long for a variety of family-friendly activities. Events this week include
Scents of the Season: Summer
at the Baltimore & Ohio Ellicott City Station Museum, Public Moth Survey at Western Regional Park and Run & Shoot Football Tournament at Rockburn Branch Park. For a full list of activities, visit
www.howardcountymd.gov/recandparksmonth
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The Department of Recreation & Parks’ 2019
Summer Concerts Series
is underway! Now through August 7, swing on by
Centennial Park
south for the Department’s Sunset Serenades, held Wednesdays nights at 7:00 p.m., and enjoy a beautiful evening of music by the lake. The Department’s Traveling Bands mobile will be making a pit stop this Friday, July 26 at
Schooley Mill Park
. The Department will hosts is second Lakeside Movies @ Centennial Park night on August 28 (TBD: people’s choice).
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Dina Zeitlin, a beloved colleague and coworker with the County’s Department Recreation & Parks, recently passed away. One of Dina's passions was building scale miniatures as a member of the National Association of Miniature Enthusiasts (NAME). In her memory, Recreation & Parks has proudly placed a number of Dina’s miniatures from her collection on display at the
Gary J. Arthur Community Center
in Cooksvile. I encourage you to stop by and take a peek at the astounding level of detail Dina imbued in each of her models next time you are at the community center or in the area.
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Upcoming Events and Meetings
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July 22 - August 5 - Howard County Restaurant Weeks
Visit Howard County proudly presents Howard County Restaurant Weeks. Howard County is quickly becoming one of Maryland’s hot spots for foodies. Participating restaurants are offering fixed-price, multi-course chef’s menus featuring fresh and unique dishes at prices diners will love. There is sure to be something for every taste and budget. So kick it up a notch this summer and partake in
Howard County’s Restaurant Weeks
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July 23 - Greenway Drive Drainage Improvement Project Public Meeting
There will be a public meeting, July 23
rd
, to discuss drainage improvement project near 3013 Greenway Drive in the Valley Mede neighborhood of Ellicott City. Currently under design, project improvements will include new inlets, new storm drain pipes and repairs to the outfall channel to increase the efficiency of drainage during storm events and reduce downstream erosion. While a start date has not yet been set, the project is expected to begin this Fiscal Year 2020. For meeting details, click
HERE
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July 24 - Sunset Serenades Concert:
Sonic Daze
(Modern Rock)
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 25 - MIHU HOMEOWNERSHIP Information Workshop
Individuals interested in purchasing an MIHU home are encouraged to
register
for this FREE information session on July 17
th
or July 25
th
from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in Room 211 at 9820 Patuxent Woods Drive in Columbia. Attendees will become knowledgeable of program requirements and the application and selection processes. We will address the importance of credit and how it impacts the home buying process.
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July 25 - 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 the Health Department will teach you how to administer Narcan, the opioid reversing medicine. Click
HERE
to learn more.
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July 26 - Traveling Bands Concert:
Panama Rex
(Buffet Tribute Band)
Our Department of Recreation & Parks' Traveling Bands showmobile will be making a pit stop July 26
th
, 7:00 p.m., at
Schooley Mill Park
in Highland. So come on out with your family and friends, bring a blanket and/or lawn chair and come enjoy the sounds of summer! For a complete concert schedule and more information, visit
www.howardcountymd.gov/summerconcerts
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July 26 & July 27 - Lakefront Film Fest 2019
The
Lakefront Film Fest
is a celebration of multi-cultural independent film that will bring the artistry and excitement that only cinema can bring. With the beautiful area of Downtown Columbia as the backdrop, film enthusiasts will have the opportunity to experience over 40 new independent multicultural narrative features, documentaries, animation, web-series, short films and studio preview screenings. Be a part of the Lakefront Film Fest from the first scene until the final credits!
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July 28 - SuGO Sundays
Delve into the world of
science and technology with fun, competitive play with LEGO Sumo Wrestling Robots. Build your toughest SuGO robot and compete in an exhilarating tournament against other teams! Youth of all ages are encouraged to participate in this unique robotics competition! To learn more, visit
http://sugobot.com/
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July 28 - NAMIWalks Maryland
Join NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Health) Maryland for their FINAL walk event of the season at Hammond Park. Hear fun stories from successful team captains, drop off last-minute donations, make a sundae masterpiece, win raffle prizes and so much more. To learn more, click
HERE
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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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