Just got them at the Ellicott City Target this week!

Ceder Place Apartments in Harper's Choice

https://youtu.be/hX2aZUav-54

Oella Mills (outside old EC) has gas.

Make sure any place you get that has a gas stove hs externally venting fans for the stove and oven. It's not uncommon for apartments to cheap out on that, but in small enclosed area (like an apartment) that can be really unhealthy.

Columbia pointe/grand pointe apartments (they changed their name). I know the main tower has gas.

Wegmans!

Aldi has them.

One of the buildings of the Ten M Flats (I forget which) is gas.

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I ate them, fuck you!

not in the Howard county area.. but the target in silver spring has them. 12000 cherry hill rd

Take the 15 min drive or so and go to Powerhouse in Hanover.

I don’t get Chen’d campaign. Nearly everything he posts is incredibly vague and generic with no specifics. He has also avoided addressing LGBTQ issues by being the only candidate to skip the CARY forum and to not fill out their questionnaire. Chen also made some very troubling comments at a recent candidate forum where he essentially blamed poor students for receiving free and reduced lunch. My impression is that Chen is a pretty conservative guy who is doing everything in his power to conceal those positions.

You do you.

My comment was intended to be focused on the process rather than yours or others emotion.

We just went through a redistricting and above anything else, the process was extremely flawed, where many felt that their voices haven't been heard.

The entire school system is way over capacity. We elect folks who take bribes from developers. By the time that school opens, it will be at 130% capacity and if your kids are lucky they can spend hours on a bus each day traveling to any random school.

I would say if you care about schools look at Anne Arundel or Carroll. Avoid HOCO.

So we are supposed to be upset that Howard County built a new high school? Isn’t this supposed to be a good thing?

I like Clarksville, too, but I like the river more down this way and housing at half the cost.

If work takes me back to the area, that's definitely where I'd live again. There or Clarksville

Having agonized over where to live in Columbia… there’s a ton of excellent places but wow is it hard to beat KC

I lived near the Teeter for 2 years before moving to Colorado, very safe and great walking paths. Plus Corner Stable was walkable and corner stable is GREAT. Miss it lol

My neck of the woods (pun on the fact that there’s tons of excellent wooded areas in KC)

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Clarksville also has a couple of great townhouse communities, with lots of walkable restaurants, etc., great schools, and very accessible to Columbia (some parts of Clarksville are under Columbia Association). But like everyone else has said, budget and school considerations are relevant.

Or simply buy a home in one of the many non-CA neighborhoods in Columbia. Kings Contrivance, for example, has a couple neighborhoods with no CA, despite being very close to the village center. But there’s a lot to like about the CA neighborhoods, such as the bike trails and probably more of a community vibe.