Jess Nocera is a Regional Reporter at The Baltimore Banner. She covers a variety of topics including education, healthcare, and environmental issues, with a focus on the Howard County area. Jess has been featured in several publications, including the Richmond Times-Dispatch and WTOP News.
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By: Jess Nocera
Share this via... 7 players are facing second-degree assault charges
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Share this via... The residential real estate developer known for Anthem House and Liberty Harbor East in Baltimore is relocating its headquarters from Greenbelt to Howard County's Maple Lawn early next year.
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Lyn Lapid, a budding Filipina American singer-songwriter, appreciates any chance she gets to come home to Columbia from Los Angeles, where she's pursuing her dream.
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Cellphone footage captured in a Howard High School locker room sheds light on what unfolded Friday that resulted in seven junior varsity football players facing criminal charges and the program being suspended.
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Share this via... Howard Schools Superintendent Bill Barnes weighs in on the situation
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As required by law, all board of education elections in Maryland are nonpartisan. That means there's no capital D or R next to a candidate's name
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Share this via... When Celeste Hidey learned that Harper's Choice Middle School could receive an indoor garden system, she jumped at the chance.
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When James Rouse established Columbia in 1967, he envisioned “a garden for the growing of people,” focusing on making it a place where people wanted to live.
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For the third consecutive year, the Howard County Public School System earned the highest average star rating in the Baltimore region on the Maryland School Report Card , the state's annual review of school quality.
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Share this via... The family of Alex LaMorie ,the autistic man fatally shot by Howard County Police at a Columbia apartment complex in
