Maryland still has not settled the public school segregation argument
BALTIMORE – In the spring of 1954, when the U.S. Supreme Court decreed America’s public schools racially integrated, this city’s
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Howard County
Bootleggers, Baptists, and Howard’s school redistricting
By Mark Newgent The Howard County Public School System’s redistricting process has certainly engendered a great deal of angst and
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Moving students in Howard County for ‘socioeconomic integration’ makes no sense
Students wait to board school buses. (By Len Lazarick) This is one of several articles MarylandReporter.com has published opposing the
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Howard County is not segregated
Hundreds showed up Saturday outside the Columbia mall to protest the Howard County school redistricting plan. Photo by webmaster and
Read moreSenator questions security breach at courthouse by Howard County Register of Wills
By Meg Tully Associate Editor, MarylandReporter.com State Sen. Gail Bates is asking for answers about a breach of security at Howard
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Kittleman, Ball come out swinging in combative debate
By Len Lazarick [email protected] To the sound of shouts, loud applause and a few boos, the candidates for Howard County
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Kittleman has wide lead in Howard County exec race, independent poll finds
By Len Lazarick [email protected] Republican Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman holds a wide lead over his Democratic challenger, County Councilmember
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Cured and 18th & 21st open to rave reviews in Howard County
I recently told you about a new restaurant in Baltimore County. It seems as if I’ve been dining at new
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Ellicott City: Latest flood leaves many asking ‘Will they ever recover?’
Howard County Police Major E.A. Jones consoles distraught Ellicott City business owner Brenda Franz. Brenda said she spent three harrowing
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Columbia at 50 Part 12 Conclusion: A 50-year-old town faces its future
This is the 12th and final part in a series of monthly essays leading up to Columbia’s 50th birthday celebration
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