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Harford County Police Blotter
Harford County sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen Alexander Isaac Brown, 49, who has addresses in the 200 block of Engle Avenue and the first block of Norman Avenue, was arrested on a bench warrant Thursday in a case in...Tags: Apple iPhone, Panera Bread Company, Xbox, Prosecution, Aberdeen
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Port Deposit to wait on new police chief hire, approves contract with Cecil sheriff's office
The Town of Port Deposit is holding off six months on hiring a new police chief to determine whether it wants its own police department or coverage from the Cecil County Sheriff's Office. At their meeting Tuesday night, town council members approved a... -
Results and awards from Havre de Grace Fourth of July celebration
Best color guard: Joseph L. Davis Post 47, first; National Guard, second; VFW, third. Best decorated bicycle: Michael Blackmer, first. Best comic entry: A & A clown, first. Best majorette group: Level Volunteer Fire Company, first. Best marching band/...
Tags: Aberdeen Proving Ground, Companies and Corporations, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Havre de Grace, Aberdeen
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Memories of Agnes' damage to Port come flooding back
For those of us who lived through the flooding caused by Tropical Storm Agnes in 1972, the recent recollections in The Aegis and The Record brought back memories of those days from June 19 through June 24, 1972. For me, I was 20 years old and living...Tags: Auction Service, Tropical Storms, Havre de Grace, Dining and Drinking, Bars and Clubs
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Commentary: Rock Run Landing, gone but not forgotten
There's a line at the end of "The Road Warrior," second of the three Mad Max flicks, that haunts me more as I grow older: "He lives now only in my memory." The older I get, the more things there are that live only in my memory, well and also the memories...Tags: Fishing, Respiratory Disease, Boats
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Lots of options for Port Deposit residents for July 4th
Next week we'll celebrate the birth of our country, but Independence Day festivities start this weekend with fireworks right over the Pennsylvania line at the Nottingham Park, 150 Park Road in Nottingham on Saturday. Activities will start at 5 p.m. and...Tags: American Legion, Nottingham, Havre de Grace, Festive Events, Elkton
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Port Deposit hiring new police force
The town of Port Deposit is searching for new people to fill its police force. The town's two officers left the force and went on to the Cecil County Sheriff's Office and Queen Anne's Sheriff's Office, respectively, according to Mayor Wayne Tome. In... -
Toothsome oddity caught by angler in Susquehanna
Father and son, Fred and Brian Twigg, of Bel Air, would have had a memorable day fishing the Susquehanna on June 9, even without the catch that left the two bass anglers puzzled. In addition to the eight nice white perch they kept to eat and the three...
Tags: Fishing
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Commentary: On the fringes of a historic event
Tropical Storm Agnes' visit to Havre de Grace, Port Deposit and Perryville, and the rest of Harford and Cecil counties 40 years ago this week was the last big news story in Harford that I didn't cover. That's not to say I don't remember Agnes. I not only...Tags: Harford County, Tropical Storms, Government, Public Officials, Havre de Grace
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Rabid cat scratches 5 in Port Deposit
ELKTON — Cecil County health officials say rabies has been found in a sickly stray cat that scratched five people in downtown Port Deposit. The five people were scratched Friday. The cat was captured and euthanized at a veterinarian's office and...Tags: Rabies
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Harford County police blotter: Man with samurai sword reported in Edgewood
Harford County sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen Steven Ryan Dalmida, 47, of the 800 block of Oxford Avenue, was arrested on two bench warrants Thursday in cases he was charged with paraphernalia possession and two counts...Tags: Panera Bread Company, Juvenile Delinquency, Walmart, Vandalism, Xbox
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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: Computing and Information Technology Industry, Health Insurance, Public Officials, Property Tax, Bowie
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