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Fall activities abound in Ellicott City | MOSTLY MAIN STREET (opens the original)
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Fall is here, and with it comes the beautiful, crisp air and bright sunshine that encourages you to be out and about. After you are done raking leaves there is plenty to do with the family around town. So sip your pumpkin latte and munch your apple cider doughnuts and start exploring! First, you need to make a few last trips to the local farm stands — Breezy Willow, Tiber Park and the Miller Library. Breezy Willow is open year-round but will only have those deep red, sun-kissed tomatoes for a sh
Celebrate music and history in Ellicott City this September | MOSTLY MAIN STREET (opens the original)
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The Main Street Music Fest, an end-of-summer tradition for over 12 years, is back. Next Saturday, Sept. 19, the hills, streets and buildings will be “alive” with the sound of music — more than 50 performances on nine stages. It’s a music lover’s paradise and fun for the whole family, with lots to do while enjoying the entertainment. Events are scheduled from noon to 8 p.m., centering on two outdoor stages: the main stage in Lot D behind the Welcome Center and one in the lot next to the Wine Bin.
Get ready for fall fun in Ellicott City | MOSTLY MAIN STREET (opens the original)
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It’s the most wonderful time of the year. That’s right — school starts tomorrow. It was a very fast summer, a bit of a bumpy ride with 100+ degree days, smoke from Canada and a few flood warnings, but we still had plenty of time for grilling, letting peach and fresh tomato juices run down our chins, and maybe taking a trip or two to the pool. Now it’s time to hit the stores for Halloween decorations and to settle into the routine of the school year. We can welcome back a lovely Howard County fal
Celebrate agriculture, food and Ellicott City’s resilience this August | MOSTLY MAIN STREET (opens the original)
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I am in Cherokee purple heaven! That’s right — it’s that magical time of year when the tomatoes are at their very best. We scored a variety of heirlooms at Breezy Willow Country Market on Frederick Road, and I have been enjoying that king of all summer sandwiches — plain tomato slices on white bread with mayo and a hint of salt. Oh, and the corn has been amazing as well. Of course those are only two of the marvelous local crops on offer at both Breezy Willow and at our two local farmers’ markets
Summer days bring fun activities to Ellicott City | MOSTLY MAIN STREET (opens the original)
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Okay, the Fourth of July is over, and now we’re settled into the lazy, hazy days of summer. What’s up in the historic district that will make you rush right out to enjoy something different? Well, for one thing — no, make that two things — we’re getting new restaurants in town. For many years, we have been pizza-deprived, having to visit the suburbs to get our slices, but that’s pretty much over. First, River House on Main, located in the building that up until a few months ago housed Tersiguel’
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