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Aberdeen council to consider refinancing stadium
Aberdeen's city council introduced a bill to refinance loans for Ripken Stadium on Monday and approved a preliminary site plan to expand Grace United Methodist Church. "The debt on Ripken Stadium is now 10 years old," city manager Doug Miller said. He...Tags: Church and State Relations, Contracts, Elections, Real Estate, Electronics
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Aberdeen launches 2011 election season as McGrady says he'll challenge Bennett for mayor
As Aberdeen prepares to kick off its race for city council and mayor, the election will feature at least one newcomer and may include some familiar faces from the past. Patrick McGrady, the Republican Central Committee member who ran unsuccessfully...Tags: Local Elections, Elections, Regional Authority
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Final vote for Aberdeen shows Bennett won by 25 votes
The final official vote count for Aberdeen's election from Tuesday shows Mayor Mike Bennett beat Patrick McGrady by 25 votes in a mayor's race that turned out closer than many people figured. The city election drew 19 percent of registered voters, or 1,...Tags: Local Elections, Ceremonies, Culture
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As Irene closes in on Harford, trees fall on homes, roads closed, some evacuated, no one injured
As Hurricane Irene advanced toward Harford County Saturday evening, firefighters and other emergency responders were being kept busy responding to calls of wires down, utility poles on fire, at least one electric transformer knocked out and several...Tags: File Sharing, Harford County, Chesapeake Bay, Tropical Weather, Havre de Grace
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Road closures, downed electric lines to delay first day of school
Harford County came out relatively unscathed from the brunt of Hurricane Irene, with no injuries, serious flooding or damage reported Sunday morning.
The storm nevertheless downed plenty of trees and wires, which left thousands without power and shut...Tags: File Sharing, Employees, Travel Alerts, Port Deposit, Havre de Grace
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Harford escapes the destruction, but not the misery from Hurricane Irene
Hurricane Irene wasn't as bad at to Harford County as it could have been. But, that doesn't mean the storm, which rolled across the county Saturday evening into Sunday morning, didn't bring plenty of misery to county residents. From downed trees and...Tags: File Sharing, Harford County, Chesapeake Bay, Havre de Grace, Tropical Weather
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Harford gears up to mark 10th anniversary of 9/11
Around 40 people, including county council members, police officers, residents and employees of nearby business, gathered in front of the Harford County Government Administration Building at 220 S. Main St. in Bel Air Thursday morning for a special 9/11...Tags: American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), Harford County, Civil Unrest, Havre de Grace, Liberty Bell
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Officials laud Harford's BRAC achievements as process closes
An array of county, state and military officials praised Harford County and held it as a role model for if planning for and implementing the base realignment at Aberdeen Proving Ground, which is scheduled to be completed in six days. About 60 people...Tags: Finance, Barbara A. Mikulski, C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Defense, Harford County
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Annual flag-waving event recalls 'tragedy that should never have happened'
Every year since 2001, Del. Pat McDonough has brought out dozens of residents from Harford County and around the region to remind everyone of the 9/11 terror attacks by waving American flags on Route 152 over the I-95 bridge.
This year, the 10th...Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, New York City, Osama bin Laden, Dundalk
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Havre de Grace sums up storm costs
Havre de Grace spent $28,409 on Hurricane Irene and $12,814 on Tropical Storm Lee, public works director Larry Parks reported at Monday night's city council meeting.
He said the city removed 46 truckloads of debris from the hurricane and 18 from the...Tags: Harford County, Havre de Grace, Hurricane Damage, Weather Reports, Johnson Controls Incorporated
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Aberdeen council, mayor sworn in, thank residents and urge participation
Aberdeen's mayor and council members – the first all-incumbent mayor and council in recent memory – were sworn into office Monday evening. After James Reilly, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Harford County, administered the oath of office to...Tags: Local Elections, Aberdeen, Local Government, Voting
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Local officials complete university governance program
Five government officials from Harford County graduated from the Academy for Excellence on Local Governance on Sept. 18, at the University of Maryland in College Park. They were among 90 public officials from across the state who completed the program,...Tags: Harford County, University of Maryland, College Park, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Government, Colleges and Universities
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