Ulman team hears from its public

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Affordable housing, the height of the high-rise in Columbia and transfats are a few of the concerns Howard County residents had for the new county administration during a Wednesday meeting.

“We have a problem with our youth and their bulkiness,” said former county executive candidate Harry Dunbar, who called on the county to follow New York City?s footsteps and ban trans fats, which can lead to heart disease.

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