As part of Howard County?s continuing push for universal health care, 175 residents will have a chance to receive low-cost health insurance for two years.

“This is a small, but very nice, very productive step” toward the goal of affordable universal health care, Howard?s Health Officer Dr. Peter Beilenson said.

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