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Edward Norton Misses out on Avengers
The Columbia native was not asked to reprise his 2008 Hulk role in 2012's smash hit The Avengers.

I was born in Ohio, grew up in Rhode Island and have recently fallen in love with Howard County.
I graduated from Boston University in May of 2010 with degrees in Political Science and Journalism. After a brief stint as a Congressional intern in D.C., I returned to my home in Northern Rhode Island to begin working as a journalist.
I spent 6 months working for Patch in Rhode Island covering a wide range of community news. In August of 2011, I moved back to the D.C. area and began guest editing for a number of Patches, including Greenbelt, Bethesda, Hyattsville and finally, Columbia.
At Boston University, I served as a columnist for the award-winning school newspaper, The Daily Free Press.
I am a passionate Boston sports fan (go Sox) and enjoy following both local and national politics. My hobbies include photography, cooking and skiing.
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The Columbia native was not asked to reprise his 2008 Hulk role in 2012's smash hit The Avengers.

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The fire started around 6 a.m. this morning and caused significant smoke damage to the interior of Sears, according to fire officials.
The River Hill Solar Array, which moves with the sun, sits above Route 32. It will be dedicated Saturday.
Hearing to obtain license for liquor store above Wegmans brought out business owners.
Ninety percent of a proposed liquor store in Wegmans would be owned by the husband of Wegmans' president.
Business leaders worry that the proposed liquor super store above the new Columbia Wegmans will shutter local businesses.
Business leaders worry that the proposed liquor super store planned for the second floor of the new Columbia Wegmans will shutter local businesses.
Have you seen the bandit's art?
The new facility will expand the operations of two local theater companies.
The Tennessee Titans selected the former Wilde Lake star with the 52nd pick of the NFL Draft.
"The new clubhouse will not only serve the golfing community..." —Phillip Nelson, Columbia Association president
Anthony Patrick Parker was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the stabbing death of Phillip Edward Wise.
Short checkout lines and caring for employees and customers are some of the keys to Wegmans success.
The store will be run by a third party in a leased space on the second floor of the new Wegmans.
NFL Draft experts predict the exceptionally athletic Wilde Lake High grad to be in the top 50 selected.