MD Good News: Flower Delivery, Dog Returned, SRO Of The Year

MARYLAND — Good news stories in the past week included a Howard County couple delivering flowers to retirement community residents and a Harford County scout rebuilding a Little Free Library after it was vandalized. A Baltimore County school resource officer was awarded national recognition, a community college received its largest endowment ever and other positive stories were among those spreading smiles recently around Maryland Patches:

• Flower Delivery Brightens Columbia Seniors' Day
• Scout Rebuilds Little Free Library In Bel Air After Vandalism
• Gaithersburg's Novavax Starts Production On Coronavirus Vaccine
• 8-Year-Old Halethorpe Boy Receives State Award For Helping Vets
• Annapolis Residents Beautify Community, Battle Erosion During Pandemic
• Dog Returned After Towson Car Theft: Police
• Baltimore County Cop Named National SRO Of The Year
• Morgan State Joins Effort To Address Health Disparities
• Comet Neowise In Havre de Grace: PHOTOS
• Michael E. Busch Library Opens In Annapolis

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• Personal Trainer Inspires Seniors To Exercise During Pandemic
• Harford County Teen Partners With Hormel Foods To Feed Local Children, Families
• Paralympic Star, Pastor, Mental Health Advocate 'Back The Blue'
• Adorable Adoptables From Prince George's County SPCA
• The Cheesecake Café Opens In White Marsh Mall
• Conowingo Dam One Of Best Spots For Catfish
• Goucher College Becomes New Home For The Student Support Network
• Adorable Adoptable Pets Of The Week In Howard County
• Harford Community College Foundation Receives $1M Endowment
• Only 2 Counties Left To Meet Coronavirus Testing Goal: Governor
• HoCo Fire & Rescue Receives $821K In Funding For PPE, Supplies

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