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Verizon Wireless center creates boom in Howard County

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It cost $22 million to build, consists of 139,000 square feet and sits in Hanover near Arundel Mills.

Launched in August 2005 and occupied late last year, the Verizon Wireless call center has proven to be an economic engine attracting other companies, said Dick Storey, chief executive officer of the Howard County Economic Authority.

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