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After thunderstorms produced 1 to 2 inches of rain Sunday evening, a flood warning was issued for Baltimore and the surrounding area beginning around 10 p.m. and lasting until 4:15 a.m. Monday.
- Baltimore County fire personnel took 15 people to the hospital with injuries after a Megabus turned on its side on I-95 South.
- In its nearly 21 years in operation, Main Street’s Tea By Two has become the go-to spot for generations of Harford County women, and a few men, to celebrate milestones and the joy of being together, particularly as the pandemic eases.
- Carl E. Greeley, who began as a meat cutter and went on to own and operate the Geresbeck stores where he became the “shrimp king,” died of pneumonia May 17 at his home in Fallston. He was 92.
- County residents have access to more than 100 playgrounds spread out from Edgewood to Darlington. Harford County alone operates 96 playgrounds covering 4,891 acres.
- An Edgewood woman was arrested Thursday in connection with the December 2021 fatal shooting that left a Joppatowne man dead.
- Bike to Work Day made its first in-person pitstops since the pandemic began throughout the Baltimore area Friday, including a stop in Harford County.
- The Maryland Center for the Arts' annual Dancing for the Arts Gala will return in person on June 4 at the Delta Hotel in Hunt Valley.
- The Harford Board of Education is appealing to the circuit court to resolve an issue between the school system and the Town of Bel Air over a potential access road on the new Homestead/Wakefield Elementary School campus.
- Pets for Patriots is a national organization that networks with animal shelters to promote adoptions of homeless dogs and cats by military personnel, both active-duty and retired.
- Harkins Hill Farm, a fourth-generation farm in Harford County, has ceased dairy operations, part of a countywide and nationwide trend of farming families reluctantly exiting the dairy industry.
- A six-run fifth inning sparked John Carroll to a 10-2 win over No. 8 Curley in the MIAA A Conference double-elimination playoffs.
- The Harford County Health Department's Family Health Center in Bel Air will begin pediatric dental services starting next week.
- The Arc raised a record-breaking $43,000 for its "Meet the Need" campaign, which provides mental health services for Harford and Cecil County residents with differing abilities.
- Harford Family House and Welcome Emergency Shelter will merge, effective July 1.
- Here’s where The Baltimore Sun ranks its high school teams.
- Earlier this month, Gail Curley, marshal of the U.S. Supreme Court, was handed a bombshell of an assignment — overseeing an investigation into the leak of a draft opinion and apparent votes in a major abortion case.
- Family says their father, who was a hospice patient with dementia, was treated inappropriately while in the hospital's care.
- Frustrated with the lack of accessibility and options, Randallstown native Rumbidzai Mangwende decided to start EthosSphere, an online beauty marketplace that sells a variety of skin care, makeup and hair products for women of color.
- Dr. Alfred Kronthal, a retired ophthalmologist and family patriarch, died of cardiac arrest May 16 at Union Memorial Hospital. The North Baltimore resident was 86.
- In its nearly 21 years in operation, Main Street’s Tea By Two has become the go-to spot for generations of Harford County women, and a few men, to celebrate milestones and the joy of being together, particularly as the pandemic eases.