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Howard County doesn’t have enough public pools. Residents pay the price

Summary by The Baltimore Banner
Swimming access was central to Columbia’s planned design at a time when efforts to desegregate many Maryland pools sometimes resulted in racial violence.

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Howard County doesn’t have enough public pools. Residents pay the price

Swimming access was central to Columbia’s planned design at a time when efforts to desegregate many Maryland pools sometimes resulted in racial violence.

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The Baltimore Banner broke the news in on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
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