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Chesapeake Conservancy selects new CEO - The Southern Maryland Chronicle
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Chesapeake Conservancy selects new CEO - The Southern Maryland Chronicle

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The Chesapeake Conservancy, a watershed-wide land preservation group based in Annapolis, has named a former top executive as its new leader. Susan Shingledecker is set to take the reins Sept. 8. Shingledecker most recently served as executive director of Earth Science Information Partners, which promotes the use of data to tackle environmental issues. In that role, she collaborated with federal and state agencies, universities and private-sector…Read Article
Pittsburgh Penguins selected Ellicott City, MD native Charlie Trethewey in third round of 2025 NHL Draft
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Pittsburgh Penguins selected Ellicott City, MD native Charlie Trethewey in third round of 2025 NHL Draft

The Pittsburgh Penguins, who are beginning a rebuild after missing the playoffs three straight seasons, selected defenseman Charlie Trethewey in the third round (73rd overall) of the 2025 NHL Draft on Saturday. The six-foot-one, 20-pound blueliner has local roots, hailing from Ellicott City, Maryland – a town just west of Baltimore. Trethewey played his youth hockey in Pittsburgh, making his selection by the Pens even more special. View this po…Read Article
Broken sprinkler pipe floods Ellicott City senior center, displacing dozens of residents
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Broken sprinkler pipe floods Ellicott City senior center, displacing dozens of residents

More than 70 residents of a Howard County senior care center facility were displaced after a sprinkler pipe broke Saturday. Officials said 74 residents were taken to other facilities due to the flooding. Another 86 residents were relocated to an unaffected part of the building. No injuries were reported.Read Article

Howard Library’s Project Literacy celebrates dozens who learned English, obtained citizenship, earned high school diploma

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$10 million in loans from state fund pledged to Ellicott City flood prevention projects

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Ellicott City's Main Street has been hit hard by flooding in recent years, but the North Tunnel and Maryland Avenue Culvert projects are expected to divert tens of thousands of gallons of stormwater per second to prevent future floods. (Photo by Bryan P. Sears/Maryland Matters)An effort to mitigate devastating flooding in Ellicott City is moving forward with the announcement of two $5 million loans to complete projects that will divert storm-dri…Floods · Ellicott CitySee the Story

June events abound in Old Ellicott City

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Isn’t it nice that the rest of the world now knows what we have known all along — that Ellicott City is the No. 1 best place to live in Maryland, according to U.S. News and World Report. And the best stays that way by always looking for ways to get even better. One of these ways is the new Old Ellicott City Trolley operating on weekends. It runs from Parking Lot A next to the Trolley Stop all the way up Main Street to Parking Lot F, with lots of…Ellicott City · Ellicott CitySee the Story

Howard students are being redistricted again. Parents are upset.

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The air was growing tense as parents and community members shuffled into the media center at Burleigh Manor Middle School in Ellicott City. The discontent had been building on social media all day.Ellicott City · Ellicott CityRead Article

Obituary: Josephine Ellen "JoEllen" Hueglin - Gettysburg Connection

Josephine Ellen “JoEllen” Hueglin passed away peacefully after a very brief and brave battle with ALS. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, great aunt and friend. She was tiny but mighty, fierce, and loyal. She lived a life showing others kindness and compassion, and touched many lives in her volunteer work. She was a regular volunteer at her girls’ schools when they were growing up, and her spirit of volunteerism was presen…Ellicott City · Ellicott CityRead Article

Landscaping in Woodbine, Carroll County, Fulton, Highland, Ellicott City

Everyone wants to have a great looking yard and property throughout the year in Woodbine, Carroll County, Fulton, Highland, Howard County, Ellicott City, MD, and the surrounding areas, and while most may think that it's the product of a lot of hard work, there are a few secrets that can help keep a positive curb appeal for any property year-round. The team at Absolute Landscape & Turf Services, Inc. will help clients to better understand these s…Property · Ellicott CityRead Article

Schools Superintendent Hargens honored for emphasizing academics, faith - Catholic Review

ELLICOTT CITY – With Dr. Donna Hargen’s strong devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, it seemed appropriate for a farewell Mass and dinner for the retiring schools superintendent to be held May 13, the feast of Our Lady of Fatima. Dominican Sister Mary Raymond Thye, principal of Mount De Sales Academy in Catonsville, and Dr. Donna Hargens, superintendent of Catholic schools for the Archdiocese of Baltimore, share a moment following Mass in honor …Ellicott City · Ellicott CityRead Article

Public ‘trolleys’ return to Old Ellicott City after 70 years

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Public “trolley” service is making a comeback in Old Ellicott City nearly 70 years after the automobile edged out the transit option in the historic Maryland town.Auto · Ellicott CityRead Article

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