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Opponents of changes proposed to Harford County's Livability Code won at least a temporary victory Tuesday, when the bill was withdrawn just before the county council was scheduled to hold a public hearing public hearing on it.
There's potential for more growth at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Harford County officials say. Whether that growth could come from another round of BRAC in 2013 or 2015 is still to be determined, however. |
Bel Air teen indicted Feb. 14 on charges he murdered his fatherA Bel Air teenager was indicted Tuesday on charges he murdered his father last month. Fallston pain clinic shuts down, primary doctor has license suspendedA pain management clinic in Fallston has shut its doors, and its primary physician is left with a suspended license. Harford's teachers angry, upset over lack of school funding, raisesHarford County teachers were not quiet bystanders during Monday's school board meeting. Editorial: Hold the lineThat a few people turned up last week to have their say about the proposed changes in Harford County's Master Plan, an elemental document of... |
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Guthrie asks Harford Delegation to add Magnolia Road homes to property tax billHarford County Councilman Dion Guthrie went before the Harford Delegation Friday to make his case for a bill that would extend Harford... |
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Bel Air board discusses development regulationsBel Air town commissioners again reviewed changes proposed to the development regulations, Tuesday, including one that decreases the... |
Harford still waiting for hurricane, tropical storm reimbursementHarford County is preparing to dole out $1.3 million to various departments for storm-related costs from last year's Hurricane Irene and... |
Expo for transitioning special needs youth set for March 10The 2012 Expo for Transitioning Youth will be held Saturday, March 10, from 8:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Bel Air High School. The Expo is a... |
Harford non-profit leader questioned, granted one-day liquor licenseAfter extensive questioning, the organizer of a local non-profit organization was granted a one-day license for a fundraiser. |
Most recent Harford headlines
Valentine's Day busiest of year for Md. courthouse marriages
Holly Atwood, 18, chose a sequined, strapless wedding gown and train with a shoulder-length veil for...
State, local officials preparing for new BRAC
As President Barack Obama proposed a new round of military base closures and reorganization,...
Aberdeen man arrested in shooting Saturday, held without bail
An Aberdeen man has been charged with attempted murder after police say he shot another man in the...
Iraqi stray dogs win American hearts, find homes in Maryland
Once among the thousands of dogs roaming Baghdad, a city that considers strays a menace, Sara eluded...
Three-vehicle crash in Perry Hall kills Edgewood woman, 30
A 30-year-old Harford County woman was killed Wednesday after her car collided with two other...
Police: Mother says she delivered stillborn baby, put body in trash
Bel Air police are releasing few details about a woman who said she delivered a stillborn baby at...
Harford charter review panel suggests council term limits
Harford County could limit county council members to two successive terms in office and require a...
Trooper receives minor injuries in Harford car chase
A state trooper narrowly escaped serious injury during an early-morning chase Friday along Route 152...
Firefighters control blaze in northern Harford home
Forty firefighters from several companies battled a blaze in a home in the Street area of northern...
Harford teachers union, school board reach accord on bonus payment
Harford County's teachers union and school board reached a tentative deal Wednesday to amend this...
