Carroll officials say suicide prevention is responsibility of everyone in the community
In declaring September Suicide Prevention Month in Carroll, county officials emphasized that suicide prevention is a community effort, and shared available resources to help.
![MOSTLY MAIN STREET July 11, 2024 Janet Kusterer Janetkusterer21042@gmail.com I just acquired a little piece of Ellicott City history. Mark Hemmis, owner of the Phoenix Upper Main, managed to save some bricks from the Phoenix Emporium on lower Main Street. He put commemorative plaques on each of them and is selling them for $40, with all of the proceeds going to local charities. I talked to Mark when I went to the Phoenix to pick up my brick. He told me it was one of 300 he rescued from a dining room wall that collapsed during the flood of 2018. […]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/HOW-L-PUMBRICKS-0702-p2.jpg?w=138 "MOSTLY MAIN STREET July 11, 2024 Janet Kusterer Janetkusterer21042@gmail.com I just acquired a little piece of Ellicott City history. Mark Hemmis, owner of the Phoenix Upper Main, managed to save some bricks from the Phoenix Emporium on lower Main Street. He put commemorative plaques on each of them and is selling them for $40, with all of the proceeds going to local charities. I talked to Mark when I went to the Phoenix to pick up my brick. He told me it was one of 300 he rescued from a dining room wall that collapsed during the flood of 2018. […]")
![The Maryland Sheep Breeders Association will present The Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival Saturday and Sunday at the Howard County Fairgrounds. This will be the 51st annual festival and will feature more than 250 vendors, hundreds of sheep and other fiber-producing animals, and many activities and demonstrations. Admission fees this year will be $15 per person at the gate, but everyone under the age of 18 is admitted for free. Parking is also free, making this a great place to take the family. However, keep in mind that this show is one of the largest in the country, and be […]](https://www.baltimoresun.com/wp-content/uploads/migration/2014/05/05/3PYO2WTFLRD6BKTNNQPYCAPC3M.jpg?w=135 "The Maryland Sheep Breeders Association will present The Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival Saturday and Sunday at the Howard County Fairgrounds. This will be the 51st annual festival and will feature more than 250 vendors, hundreds of sheep and other fiber-producing animals, and many activities and demonstrations. Admission fees this year will be $15 per person at the gate, but everyone under the age of 18 is admitted for free. Parking is also free, making this a great place to take the family. However, keep in mind that this show is one of the largest in the country, and be […]")
