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Johnny Brooks, The Sun’s All-Metro Football Coach of the Year in 2011, was beloved by his former football and basketball players for his creativity, care and compassion.
- The Mustangs found momentum in the second half behind the running and passing of quarterback Carter Goscinski, who led the team to a 28-7 win in front of a packed house in Bel Air’s stadium .
- School nurses in the Baltimore area are shouldering pandemic duties on top of their day jobs and are burning out just weeks into the new year.
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- Harford County Executive Barry Glassman has proposed a referendum for voters to decide whether members of the County Council should have limits on consecutive terms from 2022 onward, the county announced Wednesday.
- Area Harford County Roads flooded after overnight storms that cam through the area Wednesday into Thursday morning, September 23, 2021.
- A man suffered burns to his upper body after his vehicle hit a self-storage unit in Aberdeen and caught fire Wednesday, the Office of the State Fire Marshal reported.
- Two mobile home fires Wednesday in Aberdeen caused a total of $60,000 in damage, left one home a complete loss and killed at least two cats, the Office of the State Fire Marshal reported.
- About 300 runners and walkers, almost all wearing “Bailey Bullock Heart & Sole” T-shirts, traveled over the Ma and Pa Trail in Bel Air Sunday to honor the memory of the John Carroll student athlete who died following a track workout in May.
- Running its record to a perfect 7-0 Wednesday evening, the Patterson Mill boys volleyball team defeated host C. Milton Wright by a score of 3-1 in Harford County League action.
- Adrian Gonzalez and Nick Byers each scored two goals and seven players recorded a goal or an assist as C. Milton Wright claimed a 9-0 home win over the previously unbeaten Cougars.
- While it is normal to see fire engines peeling out of their stations on the way to emergencies, Aberdeen’s main fire station will see different kind of activity Saturday as it opens to the public for the unveiling of renovation to the building, along with activities and demonstrations.
- C. Milton Wright volleyball picked up its first win of the season Tuesday with a five-set win over visiting Rising Sun in Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference play.
- The Community Foundation of Harford County, the nonprofit philanthropic organization dedicated to meeting the changing needs and interests of Harford County residents and their quality of life, recently announced the election of Alex M. Allman, Gil Kennedy, Stephanie McGuire and Gregory Repas to its Board of Directors. They join 11 current board members and a professional staff led by Executive Director Jennifer Farrell.
- Harford Mutual Insurance Group Assistant Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary Geneau Thames has been reappointed by Gov. Larry Hogan to serve another term on the Maryland State Ethics Commission.
- The Fallston girls soccer team set the tone early Tuesday in its Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference game against visiting Patterson Mill, scoring in the first four minutes on the way to a 3-0 win.
- Johnny Brooks, The Sun’s All-Metro Football Coach of the Year in 2011, was beloved by his former football and basketball players for his creativity, care and compassion.
- Clauda Towles, who owns aMuse Toys in Baltimore's Fells Point with her husband, says the coronavirus pandemic has been made finances and daily operations of the store difficult.
- Recently, we have seen the initial proposals of the congressional and legislative redistricting maps being worked on by the Maryland Citizens Redistricting Commission.
- Clauda Towles, who owns aMuse Toys in Baltimore's Fells Point with her husband, says the coronavirus pandemic has been made finances and daily operations of the store difficult.
- A 14-year-old boy and an unidentified male were injured Saturday afternoon in separate shootings in Baltimore, city police said.
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