George Howard Building | 3430 Court House Drive, Ellicott City, MD 21043
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It is with great enthusiasm and pride I was elected to be your Councilmember representing the viewpoints of the amazing people of the Second District of Howard County. I am honored to serve as your Councilmember and looking forward to following in the steps of your prior leaders by continuing their fine legacy of leadership. My focus is on enhancing education, assuring public and personal safety, and championing community vibrancy.
While these are our primary focus areas, my team and I are committed to partnering with you on so many different topics to make District Two the absolute best place to work and live! Working together, we can accomplish a lot and that means listening to your ideas, addressing your concerns, and building on your feedback. I look forward to our journey together!
In service and partnership,
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It was an honor to celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at the 48th Annual Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Memorial Breakfast with Governor-Elect Moore and County Executive Ball. It is a privilege to continue his legacy, building an equitable community for all! |
Thank you Howard County Office of Human Rights and Equity for inviting me to your annual, "Living the Dream" awards ceremony. Congratulations to the recipients of this prestigious annual award. I am thankful for your continued committment to our communities. |
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On Saturday, January 21st, I had the pleasure of joining County Executive Ball, members from the State Delegation, and my Council colleagues at the Lunar New Year celebration.
May the Year of the Rabbit bring you new hope, good health, and good wishes.
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Howard County Restaurant Weeks
Howard County Restaurant Weeks & Craft Beverages is here! From now through January 29th, you can support Howard County's local restaurants, breweries, and distilleries during Restaurant Weeks.
During this time, restaurants offer specially priced multi-course meals. You can find a list of participating restaurants and additional information here.
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Sewells Orchard Pond Repair Project Public Meeting
Tuesday, February 7th, 7 PM
Howard County Rec & Parks Headquarters
The Howard County Stormwater Management Division is working on a capital project to repair the outlet structure for the eastern of the three ponds in the Sewells Orchard development. This repair is required due to the poor condition of the existing metal outlet structure.
A public meeting will be held Tuesday, February 7th at 7 PM at the Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks headquarters (7120 Oakland Mills Road) to discuss this project.
For more information on the project, contact P.E., Chief, Stormwater Management Division Mark Richmond at (410) 313-6413 or [email protected].
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Applications Now Being Accepted for MIHU January Open Enrollment Period
The Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) is now accepting applications for its Moderate Income Housing Unit (MIHU) program January open enrollment period. Held quarterly, DHCD’s MIHU is an inclusionary zoning program that offers quality new homes at reduced sale prices and rents to income eligible families.
To purchase an MIHU home, individuals must apply to DHCD during an open enrollment period to be placed in the database. More details regarding our MIHU homeownership program are available here or contact DHCD at (410) 313-6318 (select option two) or email [email protected].
To rent an MIHU unit, a qualified applicant’s household income may not exceed 60 percent of the Howard County median income (example: maximum $52,098 for a one-person household and $74,425 for a four-person household). Visit DHCD’s MIHU rental website for more information.
MIHU homeownership applications are now available online and completed applications can be either submitted online, mailed to 9820 Patuxent Woods Drive, Suite 224, Columbia, MD, 21046, or dropped off at DHCD’s Patuxent Woods Drive office by appointment only. Applications are being accepted through 4 PM, Tuesday, January 31st.
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Howard County Resident Services |
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Information on food services, housing assistance, social services, and more! |
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Resources and services for residents living in Howard County:
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Landlord-Tenant Law: Know Your Rights and Responsibilities
As part of Maryland Libraries Together's Career Success Month, the Howard County Library System (HCLS) will host our Department of Community Resources and Services’ (DCRS) Office of Consumer Protection for a series of virtual and in-person workshops this about tenant rights and responsibilities.
Participants will learn: how to shop for a rental; get an understanding of leases, application fees and security deposits and how rent increases should be communicated; what you should do if you have a dispute with your landlord or face early termination and eviction; how to avoid rental scams; and much more.
The workshops will take place on:
▫ [English] January 30th, 6 PM, virtual. To register, click here.
▫ [Korean] February 6th, 6 PM, virtual. To register, click here.
For more information, call OCP at (410) 313-6420 (voice/relay).
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Report Traffic Concerns
There’s an easier way to report traffic violations in #HoCoMD!
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Human trafficking is a crime that requires more than just good effort and intention to combat. In order for Howard County to be the best county for all, we cannot let our most vulnerable residents slip through the cracks.
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Did you know residents 60 years of age and older or persons with a disability can take the Regional Transportation Agency of Central Maryland’s (RTA) fixed route service for free? Individuals just need to complete a RTA Certified FREE Ride Card Application and submit it either via email or mailed or dropped off in person at the RTA’s Administrative Office. Once received, applications will be reviewed within 48 hours and the applicant will be contacted to have their picture taken for their RTA Certified Bus Rider ID, completed weekdays, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM. The ID can be processed in five minutes while rider waits in the lobby or it can be mailed.
To learn more about this free ride program, contact RTA Mobility at 1-800-270-9553, press option 3, then option 6.
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PTC Offers Support for Caregivers
Powerful Tools for Caregivers (PTC) Presents the following topics to assist caregivers:
- Reduce personal stress
- Change negative self-talk
- Communicate more effectively in challenging situations
- Manage emotions
- Make tough caregiving decisions and better understand dementia
Whether you choose to attend in person or participate online, don't miss this opportunity to improve your relaxation and exercise habits, boost your physical and mental well-being, and enjoy the support and company of other caregivers.
For more information or to register, contact Kathy Wehr, caregiver support program manager, at (410) 313-5955 (voice/relay) or [email protected].
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Need Assistance Finding and Paying for Child Care?
LOCATE: Child Care is a free personalized service that helps parents find child care. The service provides referrals and counseling to help parents choose high quality child care to meet their needs. LOCATE: Child Care also offers an Enhanced Service for parents of children with special needs and those who need to speak with a Referral Specialist in Spanish.
Another available resource for families, is the Child Care Scholarship Program. If you’re working, in school or participating in an approved job training program you may be eligible for the Child Care Scholarship Program. The Child Care Scholarship Program (formerly known as the child care subsidy program) provides financial assistance with child care costs to eligible working families.
For more information on LOCATE: Child Care or the Child Care Scholarship Program please contact the CARE Line at (410) 313-2273 (voice/relay) or email [email protected].
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Help Is Available – 988
Many members of our community struggle with mental health. It's important to remember that you’re not alone. The first step can be the hardest, but each of us can be a lifeline to those facing struggles. Our actions, as individuals and collectively, can make a difference and save lives.
988 is the new national mental health crisis helpline. Whenever you call this number, you are guaranteed quality and safe care for mental health and substance use emergencies. No need to look up any national toll-free number. Simply call or text 988 and you will get free, immediate, confidential help you need from a trained counselor.
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Community Action Council Assistance
Community Action Council offers housing assistance, energy assistance, food assistance, and early childhood education.
Howard County Food Bank Days and Times:
Tuesdays, 1 - 4:30 PM
Wednesdays, 11 AM - 7 PM
Thursdays, 1 - 4:30 PM
Laurel MultiService Center*
Wednesdays, 8:30 AM- 4:30 PM
Thursdays, 8:30 AM- 4:30 PM
Visit www.cac-hc.org to learn more. Get support or get involved by calling (410) 313-6440.
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Early Childhood Education
CAC’s Early Childhood Education program will open Head Start and Prekindergarten slots for the 2023-24 school year on March 1, 2023. Children must be three-to-five years old to enter the program. All Program services are free to enrolled eligible families.
Rental Assistance
CAC provides housing assistance and eviction prevention to Howard County residents who have fallen behind in their rent but are not yet facing eviction. Renters should contact CAC immediately when they are first unable to pay their rent rather than waiting for an eviction.
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Meals on Wheels of Central Maryland
Meals on Wheels provides nutritious meals once a week for seniors, as well as support and safety-net services.
To learn more about services or to donate/volunteer click here.
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The Elkridge Food Pantry and Garden
The pantry serves all residents of Elkridge in both temporary and long-term need. The pantry is open the second and fourth Friday of each month from 4 - 8 PM.
Service Area: Elkridge, Hanover, and Jessup
Elkridge Food Pantry - Good Samaritan Outreach Center 5646 Furnace Ave
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Howard County Food Bank
Shop for the foods you want at the Howard County Food Bank. All shopping trips are family-choice. Fresh items such as milk, eggs, hygiene products, meats, produce are all on hand each time.
Families who may qualify should visit www.CAC-HC.org or call (410) 313-6440 for more details.
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Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center
6700 Freetown Road, Columbia, MD 21044
Call: (410) 531-6677 or (410) 531-6006
24 Hour Hotline: Dial 211
Telephone counseling, free walk-in counseling, emergency shelter for the homeless, a 24-hour suicide hotline, Mobile Crisis Team, and a Runaway Teen Program that provides crisis intervention for runaway youth and their families. All services are free. Marylanders with mental health or substance use issues are encouraged to "Call 211 and Press One" to reach help.
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Howard County General Hospital's Member Care Support Network
Receive FREE support while recovering from a health crisis (weekly calls, wellness checks, connection to community resources, and more). To qualify, you must be 18 years or older and live or worship in Howard County.
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Report water main breaks, broken street signs, and more on Howard County's mobile app and website Tell HoCo. Residents can report non-emergency issues which the county will assign to the responsible department.
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COVID-19: County Updates & Resources |
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Get Boosted!
Getting boosted is the best way to protect yourself and your family against severe disease, hospitalization and even death. The CDC recommends one updated (bivalent) booster dose for everyone ages 6 months and older if you are eligible.
Find out if you’re eligible or schedule your shot now here.
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COVID-19 Testing
The Howard County Health Department and private partners are continuing to offer COVID-19 tests across Howard County on a regular basis. If you would like to get tested, please visit the Health Department's website for a list of nearby testing clinics and locations.
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Hybrid Board of Education and County Council Joint Meeting
February 13th, 2023 9:30 AM
Hosted by BOE. Board of Education Meetings will be broadcast live on Verizon 42 and Comcast 95 and live streamed online for anyone interested in accessing and attending the meeting virtually.
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Bellows Spring Elementary School |
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The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to Bellows Spring from February 6th - 10th
Teachers will also be making "wishlist baskets" during the Teacher Preview Days (Feb 1-2) for families to shop and help supplement the teacher's classroom libraries.
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TURN DINNER INTO $$$DOLLARS!
Stop by Jersey Mike’s for restaurant night and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the PTA.
Click here to print flyer. Here's what's coming up:
▫ Jersey Mike's - Thursday, February 16th | ALL DAY
▫ Jersey Mike's - Thursday| March 16th | ALL DAY
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Deep Run Elementary School |
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Howard County Rec and Parks Classes at Deep Run
The following classes from Howard County Rec and Parks will be offered at Deep Run this winter:
▫ Chess--Before school on Wednesdays
▫ Music--Drums--After school on Thursdays
▫ Music--Violin--After school on Thursdays
▫ Soccer--After school on Wednesdays
▫ Golf--Before school on Mondays
For more information click here. Scholarships available.
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JHES PTA Chipotle Restaurant Night (In Person and Online)
Tuesday, January 31st, 4 – 8 PM
Chipotle Mexican Grill, 6181 Old Dobbin Ln Ste 100, Columbia
ONLINE INSTRUCTIONS: Once you’re ready to place your online order, input your unique online fundraiser code in the “Enter a Promo Code” section. Don’t forget to click “Apply.”
JHES ONLINE Code CYFQE99
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Grade 2 Math Night
February 2nd , 6-7 PM
Food Pantry
February 16th, 6 - 7:30 PM
PTA Bingo Night
March 16th, 6:30 PM
Food Pantry
March 23rd 6 - 7:30 PM
Read Across PLES Day
March 30th
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Restaurant Night at Jason’s Deli
February 7th, 5 PM
8874 McGaw Rd, Columbia
SFES PTA Meeting
February 13th, 7 PM
Held Virtually
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Lunch & Recess Monitors Needed
Full or part time. Please see below for additional details and email Mrs. Carter at [email protected] for more information.
▫ Start Date: Once interviewed, cleared to work through HCPSS the job will work through the duration of the school year
▫ Hours: 10:30 AM - 2:00 PM
▫ Hourly Pay Rate: $14.00
SFES Staff Treats
Looking for a way to support the staff? Help the PTA keep the staff lounge stocked with snacks and coffee. Follow this link to purchase an item from the Amazon Wish List and the item will be mailed right to the school.
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Talbott Springs Elementary School
TSES Sunshine Snack Cart Request
The TSES Sunshine Committee wants to shower TSES's wonderful staff with treats! Please help us show our appreciation by donating some drinks and/or snacks (individually wrapped). Sign up here. Donations can be dropped off with the front office. No time to shop, no problem. Please send in a monetary donation (checks or money orders payable to Talbott Springs Elementary School) in a sealed envelope marked Attention Sunshine Committee. If you have any questions, please contact Michelle Humphrey at [email protected].
Blessings in a Backpack at Talbott Springs ES
The Blessings in a Backpack program continues to help TSES students this school year. Donate here.
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Thunder Hill Elementary School |
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THES PTA Meeting
February 2nd, 5:15 - 6:15 PM
Save the Date: The Band and Strings concert has been rescheduled for February 21st at 6:30 PM. It will be held at Oakland Mills High School.
Thunder Hill Science Fair CALLING ALL SCIENTISTS AND INVENTORS! Are you curious about the world around you? Do you want to invent something that may change the world?
WHAT: Thunder Hill Elementary School Annual Science/ Inventors Fair
WHEN: Wednesday, March 29th, 2023, 6 - 7:30 PM.
WHERE: Cafetorium
**If you are interested in participating and sharing your discovery/invention, please ask your homeroom teacher for the registration form. Forms are due by Friday, February 3rd.
THES Community Circles - Saturday, February 25th, from 9 -11 AM for a community building circle for THES families. Adopted from indigenous communities, peace circles are the most comprehensive restorative justice practice. Circles bring individuals together in a way that builds trust and creates opportunities for honest communication, connection, collaboration, and mutual understanding. This circle is a fun way for families to engage in community building with one another.
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Waterloo
Elementary School
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Book Fair
March 9th – 17th
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Mayfield Woods Middle School |
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Secondary Solo & Ensemble County
January 28th
9 AM - 4 PM
Long Reach High School
Book Swap
March 20th – March 23rd
8 AM -3 PM
Bring in any book and select a book
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OMMS PTSA Donations
Support OMMS by donating to the PTSA! Please click here to donate.
A virtual event for parents of middle school students with disabilities and/or IEPs, presented by the Family Support & Resource Center.
Topics include: Middle School Academics & Middle School Social Opportunities
* February 2nd, 2:30 - 3:30 PM or 7- 8 PM
For further information please contact the Family Support & Resource Center at [email protected] or 410 313-7161. Registration closes two days before each session. The meeting link will be sent out two days before the session.
This free event is part of continued training about special education sponsored by HCPSS.
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The ECHO Project
HCPSM collection of instruments: Howard County Parents for School Music (HCPSM) is collecting unused instruments on Jan 29th at Long Reach HS.
This drive, named Every Child Has Opportunities (ECHO) Project, often provides instruments to students who lack the resources to rent or purchase their own.
Thanks to Music & Arts these instruments are professionally cleaned, and minor repairs are made before being distributed. In prior years they were happy to take unusual instruments such as accordions.
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In honor of Black History Month, please join the Howard High Black Student Achievement Program (BSAP) and other families for an opportunity to come out and sample foods from a variety of African/Black Cultures from around the world.
This event will be held prior to the February 7th PTSA meeting.
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Winter Musical
January 27th, 7 – 7:30 PM
SGA Paint Night
March 17th, 6:30 – 7 PM
Long Reach Has Talent
March 24th 7 – 7:30 PM
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Oakland Mills
High School
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Donations accepted at The Other Barn, Mondays through Thursdays, 10 AM - 4 PM.
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String-a-palooza
January 30th & February 1st, 7 PM
OMHS Auditorium
From elementary schools to middle schools to OMHS, all of the OM Cluster strings come together across two great nights.
Help Needed for Concessions
The OMHS Boosters need volunteers to help run concessions during games. Click here to sign up.
OMHS's 50th Anniversary
The 2023-2024 school year will mark the 50th anniversary of OMHS! The school will be assembling a team of OMHS staff, students, and community members to come together and plan our yearlong celebration for next school year. If you are interested in participating in the planning please send an email to [email protected].
Stay tuned for meeting dates.
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FAB Restaurant Night at Panda Express
February 8th, 10:30 AM - 9 PM
6455 Dobbin Rd, Suite 32, Columbia
Fine Arts Performance Schedules
Click the Fine Arts Boosters (FAB) orange box below to see a calendar of OMHS fine arts events.
Winter Sports Schedules
Winter sports are in full swing at OMHS! Visit County Sports Zone for schedules and scores.
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Summer Camp Guide Now Online
Online registration for Howard County residents begins February 1st, 6 PM, with all other methods (over-the-phone, mail-in and in-person) for County residents beginning the next day.
For non-Howard County residents, online registration begins February 8th, 6 PM.
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HCPSS Summer Programs Preview
The 2023 Summer Programs Preview, which contains descriptions of HCPSS’ four summer programs and enrollment information, is available to view and download from the Summer Programs.
Online enrollment requests for currently enrolled HCPSS students will open Wednesday, February 1st, 6 PM for the following programs:
- Black Student Achievement Program (BSAP) Summer Institute (Entering Grades K-9)
- Gifted and Talented Summer Institutes for Talent Development (Entering Grades 1-8)
- Innovative Pathways High School (Entering Grade 9 and Current Grades 9-12) - Math and Science courses only
- Summer Math Scholars Program (Current Grades 6-8)
NOTE: Invitations for eligible HCPSS students for Academic Intervention and Extended School Year Special Education programs will come directly from the school or special education team during Spring 2023.
Contact the individual program offices with additional questions.
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Upcoming Meetings
The OMCA Board meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month at 7 PM. Meetings will continue to be held virtually until further notice.
Upcoming OMCA Board Meeting
OMCA staff is working a hybrid schedule. Before you visit The Other Barn, please contact OMCA by email or phone to leave a message and schedule an appointment. For more information contact, Sandy Cederbaum, Village Manager at [email protected]
Sandy Cederbaum is Retiring
January 29th, 3 - 5 PM
The Other Barn
In case you haven't heard, Sandy Cederbaum is retiring from Oakland Mills Community Association after 20 years!
The Oakland Mills Village Board and Staff would like to send her off in style and let her know how much she is appreciated for all she has done for Oakland Mills. Please stop by during the open house to wish Sandy well, share a funny story, or drop off a thank you.
There will be light refreshments, some mementos from Sandy's 20 years as Oakland Mills Village Manager and a few other surprises!
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The Oakland Mills Community Association Village Board is pleased to announce the selection of Brigitta Warren as the next Oakland Mills Village Manager.
The Village Board looks forward to working with Brigitta when she officially assumes the Village Manager position on January 27th.
We also thank our outgoing Village Manager, Sandy Cederbaum, both for her 20 years of service and for the transition process she has planned as she heads into her well-deserved retirement.
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OAKLAND MILLS 2023 VILLAGE ELECTIONS!
Consider volunteering for this important and short-term opportunity to serve your cOMmunity!
Election plans are underway for the annual Oakland Mills Elections. In order for the elections to run efficiently, resident volunteers are needed for the Oakland Mills Election Monitor Committee.
Committee members meet once prior to the election and assist with various aspects of elections which include serving as "poll workers" on election day on April 22, 2023, counting ballots, and ensuring that the election runs according to Oakland Mills election guidelines and legal documents.
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Rent The Other Barn!
The Other Barn is currently booking events through 2023. To view venue photos and information, please click on the link below. Tours are by appointment only.
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OMHS Food Pantry Donations
at The Other Barn
Monday through Thursday between the hours of 10 AM - 3 PM
The OMHS Food Pantry is taking donations at The Other Barn.
Click here to see a list of items needed.
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Oakland Mills Online
Visit OMO! One click opens the door to become engaged in a community-based, multi-generational social learning environment.
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Oakland Mills United
Oakland Mills United is a community organization in Howard County led by OMHS graduates. This organization advocates for the betterment of schools within the Oakland Mills community.
Oakland Mills United addresses four core issues:
- Changing the stigma
- Closing the opportunity gap
- Maintenance of school buildings
- Redistricting
For more information click here.
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Upcoming Meetings
A Special Meeting of the Board of Directors is scheduled for January 31, 2023 and will be held via zoom. More information is available at longreach.org.
Board of Directors
The next board meeting is scheduled for February 21st, 2023 at 7:30 PM and will be held via zoom. More information is available here.
Stonehouse is open by appointment only.
Legal documents/Resale Packets are available for purchase. Information regarding upcoming Board and RAC meetings will be posted on our website. Please feel free to contact our staff for assistance or to schedule an appointment.
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Eagles, Owls & the Bird Atlas
February 16th, 2023 at 7 PM
Did you know that Howard County has at least 6 breeding pairs of bald eagles?
Eagles and owls are the first birds of the nesting season and in this talk you will learn their calls and how to find them. You will also learn how to identify, support, and protect many of the other birds in your own backyard.
The Maryland/DC Breeding Bird Atlas is a citizen science project mapping the distribution of breeding birds every 10-square miles. Sue Muller, Howard County Co-Coordinator, gives an overview of the project and will show you how easy it is to help collect and contribute data as we enter the fourth year of a five-year study in 2023.
This is an interactive webinar – come with your questions about birds!
This free, hour-long presentation will be held Online via Zoom.
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Master Gardener Workshops – Spring 2023
Getting Your Garden Ready for Spring
Monday, February 20th at 7 PM
Escape the chill and gear up for Spring! Join the virtual meeting to learn how to grow a beautiful garden!
The session is appropriate for beginning and casual home gardeners who can benefit from tips on what gardening tasks to do in the Spring, how best to do each task, and when during the season to do them. A full range of gardening types – vegetable, perennial, and native plant gardens – is discussed, along with design and on-going care recommendations.
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What's the Roving Radish?
Howard County’s Roving Radish promotes healthy eating habits through meal kits comprised of locally and regionally grown foods straight from the farm to your table.
Meal Kits will resume for pickup starting April 17th, 2023 - Week 1. Online ordering opens March 1st, 2023.
The meal kits are available to anyone who works, plays or lives in Howard County and are offered at a discounted price to those in need.
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Election Committee Members Wanted! |
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Preventing and Solving Vegetable Growing Problems
March 20th at 7 PM
Join for an informative discussion about rearing a successful veggie garden!
Kent Phillips will share his insight and expertise on the ways to cultivate a beautiful vegetable garden. The presentation focuses on soil testing, pest prevention, and disease prevention. Kent will discuss how to conduct a soil test, where to send the sample for analysis, and how to interpret the results. The presentation also contains information on using integrated pest management (IPM) to reduce bad insects in the vegetable garden.
Learn how to avoid common problems and solve others so your vegetable garden can yield the most product!
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Expungement Clinic
January 28th, 12 PM
The Howard County NAACP and the Howard County Library System will be hosting an expungement clinic where residents can meet with volunteer attorneys at no cost.
To learn more and register, please click here.
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2023 Howard County Listening Sessions
Only Two Sessions Left
MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD!
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball invites you to join him for a series of listening sessions to share your experiences, hopes and vision for our county. To send your questions in advance, email [email protected].
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Make a Date with the Arts
There's always something exciting happening in the arts in Howard County! Whether you're interested in dance, literature, music, theater, or the visual arts, the Arts Council keeps you informed.
For the complete calendar of exhibits, events and workshops click here.
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Maryland Winds – Downhome Americana
January 31st, 7:30 - 9:30 PM
6520 Freetown Rd, Columbia, MD
Mom, baseball, and apple pie are things that make us feel good — just like this evening of musical southern comfort! Join guest baritone vocalist Bob McDonald for an evening of Copland, Grantham, Ticheli, Vaughan Williams, and more.
Maryland Winds is an ensemble of professional musicians in the greater Baltimore–Washington, DC, area. Most are current or past performers with the premier military bands, in major symphony orchestras, or as freelancers. Many are also active music educators in schools and private studios.
For more information click here.
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Howard County Center of African American Culture Fundraising Event
Sunday, February 5th, 6 PM
Smith Theater at Howard Community College
Purchase your tickets now!
TICKETS: $50/person
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Try It Out Comedy: Eat! Drink! Laugh!
February 6th, 7 - 8:30 PM
6251 Mango Tree Road
Try It Out Comedy presents clean stand-up comedy events once a month in Busboys and Poets, Merriweather District of Downtown Columbia
For more information click here.
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The Hibernation Challenge
NOW - February 11th
Don't hibernate, celebrate! Join Howard County Conservancy's winter Hibernation Challenge. Log miles outside, complete a nature bingo card or raise money. Two group hikes, family hibernator activity and locally made Conservancy headband included. Earn prizes! Registration required, click here.
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Slayton House - Bernice Kish Gallery is OPEN!
Exhibit ends February 17th
Seven award-winning local photographers will be featured at the Bernice Kish Gallery. This historic exhibit is led by Charles Levie, photographer and teacher who developed his ability to capture unique perspectives of every-day scenes while teaching all over the world. Levie states that, “recording the wonders of Asia, Europe, Australia, and Africa has been both a joy and a challenge.”
All events will take place at the Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton House – 10400 Cross Fox Lane. Gallery hours are M-F 9 AM – 4:30 PM. Visit wildelake.org for details.
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Are you ready to make a life change?
Power52 is currently enrolling for our next class that begins February 27th
Power52 offers a virtual Energy Professional training where trainees get an in depth look at the clean and renewable energy field.
Graduates of Power52 complete the program with:
- OSHA-10
- NCCER Credentials
- NABCEP Certification
- Job Placement assistance
Requirements:
*Maryland State ID or Driver’s License
*High School Diploma or GED
*Ability to lift 50lbs
*Must have a laptop or tablet with stable internet connection
*Successful passing of TABE exam
*Must have a Security Card
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Howard County Autism Society’s CASINO NIGHT
and 30th Anniversary Gala
March 11th 2023, 7-11 PM
Turf Valley Resort in Ellicott City, MD
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