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Refinancing stadium bonds helps Aberdeen save millions, cut budget
Aberdeen plans to cut its 2013 budget by 28 percent, or more than $4.8 million, much of the cut coming from savings through the refinancing of debt on Ripken Stadium. The city made most of its savings on the debt service, as the stadium debt of $9.3...Tags: Vehicles, Wrestling, Budgets and Budgeting
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Editorial: No limits
Your mother no doubt told you that money doesn't grow on trees, but in Harford County many of us, including our elected officials, tend to think more in terms of another of those trite phrases: The streets are paved with gold. Well, maybe we should amend...Tags: Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Budgets and Budgeting, Aberdeen, John Archer, Havre de Grace
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City to cut budget 28 percent
Aberdeen unveiled a proposed $12.4 million operating budget for fiscal year 2013 at Monday night's city council meeting that not only holds the line on taxes, but also cuts spending by a surprising 28 percent. The budget was one of several important...Tags: College Park (Prince George's, Maryland), Bowie, Water Supply, Budgets and Budgeting, Labor Legislation
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Ripken Baseball teams up with Aberdeen High students to clean up school
Early Friday morning, the grounds of Aberdeen High School were a flurry of activity. The entrance to the school was lined with pots of pretty plants ready to be set in the ground, while volunteers in bright green shirts were busy pulling up weeds,...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Companies and Corporations, Labor Legislation, Baseball, Maryland State Police
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Aberdeen introduces budget, keeps property tax rate stable
Aberdeen residents won't see a major change in their tax rates if City Manager Doug Miller's proposed $12.4 million budget for 2013 is approved, while the total amount the city spends could go down by 28 percent. The city council introduced a budget...Tags: Local Elections, Multiple Sclerosis, Earth Day, Doug Miller, Budgets and Budgeting
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Aberdeen to assemble PR, 'green' committees
Aberdeen could soon have two new committees: a communication committee and a "green team." City council members said Monday they hoped to assemble the two initiatives, discussed at a recent retreat, using volunteer power. Mayor Mike Bennett recently...Tags: Havre de Grace
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Aberdeen council members slam former candidate, water critics, local media, complaining constituents
Several Aberdeen council members have been blasting former mayoral candidate Patrick McGrady and "myths" about the city they say are being perpetuated through local media. They launched a verbal barrage against the naysayers during Monday's city council...
Tags: Amtrak, High School Sports, FEMA, Forestry and Timber, Aberdeen
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Aberdeen honors its volunteer firefighters, EMS responders
Aberdeen's firefighters and EMS responders were honored for their service in 2011 during the department's annual fire banquet Saturday night.
The main award of the evening, the John F. Bender Safety Award, was presented by Bender himself to Gordon L....Tags: Fires, Jonathan Bender, Tony Bennett, Harford County, Fires
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Lane closures expected during Aberdeen interchange construction
Drivers who use the Route 40 and Route 715 interchange in the Aberdeen area should expect numerous lane closures over the next year as the construction project there continues. David Phillips, a representative of the Maryland State Highway...Tags: Energy Saving, Energy Saving, Doug Miller, Aberdeen, Aberdeen Proving Ground
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February: Snow and more snow means less and less school
It was four days off and counting for Harford County Public Schools students, who were enjoying Mother Nature's wrath of snow and ice at the end of January and the beginning of February. Students were off Thursday, Friday, Monday and Tuesday because of...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Punishment, Interior Policy, Personal Data Collection, Prosecution
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November: Harford sets tobacco ban; Joppa teen marches in Macy's parade
Former Fallston Psychologist David Wayne Schrumpf, 56, was sentenced to 18 months in jail for sexually abusing three girls in his care. Although in his plea agreement, Schrumpf agreed to six years, Harford Circuit Judge Maurice Baldwin modified the...Tags: Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, Theft, Heart Problems, Harford County, Judges
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Aberdeen planning board approves Gilbert Road annexation
The city of Aberdeen is on track to become 38 acres bigger and the latest plan to put homes north of Gilbert Road closer to the Wetlands Golf Course is one step closer.
The Aberdeen City Planning Commission voted, 5-1, Wednesday evening in favor of an...Tags: Local Elections, Golf, Natural Resources, Wetlands, Elections
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