A majority of the five-member Howard County Council voted in favor of funding a controversial plan to remove 19 buildings in historic Ellicott City, an area that suffered a deadly flood in 2016 and another this year. The five-year plan, which was announced in August by County Executive Allan Kittleman…
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Howard County Council approves two bills to fund removal of 19 buildings from flood-prone historic Ellicott City
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