Kristin Danley-Greiner
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Drink Order Leads To Sweet Story For Mom-To-Be, Aberdeen Cafe Owner (opens the original)
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ABERDEEN, MD — The Screaming Bean Cafe happens to be a favorite stop for many customers while on their way to work, to jumpstart a day of shopping, kick off a road trip or just because. But one customer's trip to the coffee shop caught owner Martin Grams off guard and left him with a heartwarming story to tell. Grams is a hands-on owner and loves interacting with his customers. He was working as cashier in the drive-thru when a regular customer and her husband came through the line. "Over the he
Corn Fest Celebrates Howard Co. Agriculture, Highlights Popular Corn Lager (opens the original)
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ELLICOTT CITY, MD — The 4th annual Corn Fest returns to Manor Hill Saturday with its favorite corn-based lager, aptly named 14 Acres Corn Lager. Brewed specifically for Corn Fest each year in limited quantities, the lager was named after the 14-acre cornfield that provides the backdrop for Corn Fest at Manor Hill. Described as crisp and easy to drink, 14 Acres Corn Lager is a traditional corn lager. Pale straw in color and light-bodied, it also boasts a balance of other flavors, said Corey Mull,
Artists Sought For Howard County's 1st Destination Public Garden (opens the original)
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GLENWOOD, MD — Artists are being sought to create a major permanent public art piece for the future Longwood Public Garden in Glenwood. A $500,000 public art commission has been set aside for the signature piece of art to be installed at Howard County's first destination public garden. The commission is part of Howard County’s Arts for All initiative, the county’s first permanent public art program. Ann Berchtold, public art consultant for Arts for All, told Patch that a public garden is being b
Residents Warned About Unlicensed Food Trucks In Harford County (opens the original)
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HARFORD COUNTY, MD — County health department officials are warning residents that they've received reports of unlicensed mobile food trucks selling menu items in parks and neighborhoods across Harford County. "We want to make the public aware that any mobile food truck operating in Harford County needs to be licensed and inspected by the Harford County Health Department," the county stated. Sarah Will with the Harford County Health Department told Patch that each complaint the health department
Loss Of Dad, Brother To Suicide Pushes Man To Help Others At Columbia Practice (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA, MD — Not one, but two heartbreaking losses of loved ones led a businessman to take the helm of a facility in Howard County that helps those who need support. The Mood Center started serving patients in Columbia in February 2025 and expanded its operations, staffing and treatment availability there in May 2026. It's located at 11055 Little Patuxent Parkway, Suite 209, in the Columbia Medical Center, adjacent to Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center. The Mood Center also has a locat
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