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The holiday season is upon us, which means it's time to discover where Santa will be at and where to view holiday light displays.

If you're feeling snackish while checking out holiday lights, be sure and pop by a new chicken restaurant opening in Baltimore County.

Don't forget to tune in to Saturday Night Live to watch a singer from Howard County appear on the Dec. 6 episode.

Chicken Restaurant Announces Opening Date For 1st Baltimore County Location

A Latin American chicken restaurant has opened in Baltimore County. Pollo Campero can be found outside the White Marsh Mall in Nottingham. Pollo Campero is a fast-casual restaurant known for its uniquely flavorful chicken and Latin-inspired sides.

When, Where To See Santa At Shopping Malls Across MD

Santa Claus is making his list and checking it twice. Kids are wondering where they can share their Christmas lists with Kris Kringle, and families are looking for photo sessions with Saint Nick. The big guy is making his rounds at Maryland malls, and he's getting ready for tree lightings across the state.

SNL Guest Singer Hails From Howard County

R&B artist and producer Dijon, who lived in Ellicott City, will be the musical guest for the Dec. 6 episode of Saturday Night Live, Warner Records announced. Melissa McCarthy will be the show's host for that episode.

2025 HoCo Holiday Lights Map Now Online

The 2025 HoCo Holiday Lights map is now available for people to track the most festival holiday light displays in the county. Each listing includes the location and description of the holiday light display, dates its available for viewing and hours, photos of the display and any special instructions for that location.

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• $415K Ordered Paid By Harford County Home Builders To Clients, Contractors
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• Cargo Ship Had 2 Blackouts Before It Struck Key Bridge, NTSB Says
• Living Classroom Created At Fallston Schools As Part Of Stream Restoration Project
• Wall-Breaking Ceremony Kicks Off Observation Unit Construction Project At JHHCMC
• Chemical Spill At Store Affects 2 Customers
• Extended-Stay Hotel Sold In White Marsh
• New Speed Camera Fines In Effect In Bowie
• School At Annapolis Mall Is 'No-Brainer' For These Students
• Edgewater Restaurant Stabbing Followed Comment On Worker's Speed: Report
• $130K Grant Supports Apprenticeship Maryland Program
• Annual Turkey Trot Returns To Bel Air
• Annual Turkey Trot Returns To Ellicott City
• Employee Reports Sexual Assault + Teen Tries To Stab Victim: Hyattsville Police
• Officers Sue Howard County Police Department For Unpaid Wages
• Baltimore County Woman Who Impersonated Nurses Sentenced: DOJ
• Hairdresser Convicted In Assault On Teen Client