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Next Day Access, a leading provider of accessibility solutions, announces the launch of Next Day Access Columbia, Maryland, owned and operated by Tal Shachar.

/ — Next Day Access, a leading provider of mobility and accessibility solutions, is pleased to announce the launch of Next Day Access Columbia, Maryland, owned and operated by Tal Shachar.

“When she introduced me to Next Day Access, I immediately knew this was it; everything aligned perfectly,” Tal said when he was introduced to Next Day Access by his franchise consultant. After 15 years of experience in product management, Tal was ready to pursue business ownership, and with additional experience through service and relationship building, he knew partnering with Next Day Access was the right choice.

Tal’s biggest inspiration, however, is his father. “My father has been in a wheelchair for the past eight years, and I’ve witnessed firsthand how the right accessibility solutions – the very products and services Next Day Access provides – can restore independence and dignity.” Over the eight years, Tal and his father have seen what works and what doesn’t for him, and he understands that accessibility isn’t a one-size-fits-all proposition. “I’ve witnessed how the right modification can transform someone’s daily life, and how poor service or inadequate solutions can cause frustration and even danger,” Tal says. “I’m not just bringing professional expertise – I’m bringing empathy, technical capability, and a personal commitment to treating every client the way I want my own father to be treated – no runaround, no surprises, just straightforward help when you need it most.”

He looks forward to both the technical and emotional fulfilment of providing solutions for his communities, developing solid working relationships with those who serve the same individuals. “I want to be known as a trusted resource – the person they call when a family needs help. Being part of the local business community and contributing to our neighbors’ ability to stay in their homes safely is something I take seriously,” he said. He strives to see the humanity in each person, acting as though he were serving his loved ones. “When I look back a year from now, I want to know that I’ve made a genuine difference in people’s lives, one installation at a time.” His opening day is January 20, 2026.

About Next Day Access Columbia, Maryland Next Day Access Columbia, Maryland, provides accessibility and mobility solutions to individuals of all ages in the greater Columbia area and surrounding communities. They sell, deliver, and install solutions such as wheelchair ramps, stairlifts, wheelchair & platform lifts, grab bars, and more.

To learn more about Next Day Access Columbia, Maryland, contact their team at 410-941-3999 or visit .

About Next Day Access

Next Day Access is a national leader providing accessibility and mobility solutions to residential and commercial customers. With a network of franchises across North America, Next Day Access is committed to offering the best solutions and services to help increase independence and maintain safe access.

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HOWARD COUNTY, MD — Howard County Public Schools buildings will be closed for Friday, officials stated. Offices will be open with liberal leave in effect.

All afternoon and evening activities involving HCPSS students and staff are canceled.

All community-sponsored programs in HCPSS buildings are canceled.

If Howard Community College is open as scheduled, HCPSS students who are enrolled at HCC and cannot attend due to a lack of transportation should notify their professors immediately using their MyHCC email or Canvas. HCC’s operating status can be found online.

Decisions regarding closings due to inclement weather will be made no later than 5:30 a.m., the school district stated. Two-hour delays will be called by 5:30 a.m. and reevaluated for closure no later than 7:30 a.m., officials noted.

When there's an emergency/school closing, information will be shared with the community through the following:

Parents/guardians and community members must opt into receiving HCPSS text message alerts. If you are unsure if you have already opted in, text the word “YES” to 67587 from the cell phone number on file in HCPSS Connect. For community members without students in the school system, text the word “YES” to 67587 from the cell phone number that you signed up with.

HCPSS does not use local media outlets, schools-out.com or e-schoolnews.com for any notifications, the district stated.

If schools are closed, or closed early due to weather conditions, all after-school and evening activities, both school and non-school, scheduled in school facilities are canceled. If schools are closed, or closed early due to weather conditions, all evening activities in schools, both school-sponsored and community-sponsored, are canceled. This includes high school athletic practices and games. All aftercare programs, sponsored by the Columbia Association and the Department of Recreation and Parks in Howard County public schools, are canceled, the school district stated.

HOWARD COUNTY, MD — All schools and offices with the Howard County Public School System are closed both Monday and Tuesday, officials announced Sunday late afternoon.

Students already had Monday off for a staff workday, which now will be virtual for the staffers, officials noted.

Afternoon and evening activities for HCPSS students and staff, as well as community-sponsored programs in HCPSS buildings, are all canceled.

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All activities involving HCPSS students and staff were canceled Sunday, as were all community-sponsored programs in HCPSS buildings and on school fields.

On Tuesday, only emergency employees are to report to work if directed to do so by their immediate manager/supervisor.

Decisions regarding closings due to inclement weather will be made no later than 5:30 a.m., the school district stated. Two-hour delays will be called by 5:30 a.m. and reevaluated for closure no later than 7:30 a.m., officials noted.

When there's an emergency/school closing, information will be shared with the community through the following:

Parents/guardians and community members must opt into receiving HCPSS text message alerts. If you are unsure if you have already opted in, text the word “YES” to 67587 from the cell phone number on file in HCPSS Connect. For community members without students in the school system, text the word “YES” to 67587 from the cell phone number that you signed up with.

HCPSS does not use local media outlets, schools-out.com or e-schoolnews.com for any notifications, the district stated.

If schools are closed, or closed early due to weather conditions, all after-school and evening activities, both school and non-school, scheduled in school facilities are canceled. If schools are closed, or closed early due to weather conditions, all evening activities in schools, both school-sponsored and community-sponsored, are canceled. This includes high school athletic practices and games. All aftercare programs, sponsored by the Columbia Association and the Department of Recreation and Parks in Howard County public schools, are canceled, the school district stated.