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Thursday, May 24 Four Glenelg High School students have been charged with hate crimes after swastikas and racial epithets, including one that police said targeted the central Howard County school’s African-American principal, were found painted on campus sidewalks, outside walls and parking lot at dawn. |
| School superintendent Michael J. Martirano and Howard County Police Chief Gary Gardner spoke at an afternoon press conference in Ellicott City. |
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| Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services responded to two-alarm fire in Columbia. No injuries reported. |
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| The current two-artist exhibit at the Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton House features Jane Wall, whose work is representational, and Larry Myers, whose work is abstract. |
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| The Owls jumped out to an early lead and carried it throughout the game to defeat Mt. Hebron in the 3A state final on May 24. |
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| There's many reasons why state elections officials say they can't reprint the ballots for the upcoming primary election to reflect the candidacy of Valerie Ervin. But there's one big one: There's only a single paper mill in the country that makes the special paper for ballots. |
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| The Orioles staked Dylan Bundy to a big early lead and watched their young right-hander do the rest in a 9-3 win to earn a series split with the Chicago White Sox Thursday. |
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| Orioles first baseman Chris Davis said the criticism leveled at him by Hall of Famer Jim Palmer stung when he read it Thursday morning. |
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