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The Harford County Council has asked University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health to reconsider its vaccine mandate for medical staff, issuing a formal letter saying as much.
- Participants range from Baltimore steakhouses and pizzerias to a coffee shop in Cumberland.
- For those who are new to Judaism in Baltimore, Yom Kippur looms as a major landmark on a long spiritual journey.
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- Girls soccer teams from North Harford and host Bel Air played for 100 minutes Tuesday night and settled nothing. Both teams scored once to force overtime, yet neither found the net again, ending the game in a 1-1 tie.
- In the game’s first five minutes, the Huskies struck for what ended up being the lone goal of the game and keeper Caitlin Welker made it stand in a 1-0 win over the host Mavericks Tuesday.
- Aberdeen’s City Council passed a resolution Monday signaling its support for joining the same county council district as Havre de Grace as the process of redrawing political districts enters the homestretch.
- Harford County Public Schools Board of Education is waving part of its backpack policy to allow students to properly carry their electronic devices after several have been damaged.
- More than half of Maryland school systems may soon institute routine testing for unvaccinated students or staff in an effort to tamp down the spread of the coronavirus among schoolchildren and the surrounding communities.
- The “SpongeBob” musical is coming to the Cultural Center at the Opera House in Havre de Grace starting on Friday for a two-week run.
- Howard Klein, an executive of his family’s supermarket chain and a past president of the McDonogh School board of trustees, died of a glioblastoma Saturday at his home in the Phoenix section of Baltimore County. He was 63.
- A Harford County neurosurgeon had his medical license suspended after a board of physicians discovered a pattern of sexual harassment that endured for several years, according to documents.
- A Harford County church sustained $50,000 worth of damage after a Monday fire, the Office of the State Fire Marshal reported.
- Pictures from the 9/11 Patriot Day Ride beginning the Darlington Volunteer Fire Company on Saturday.
- Anne Arundel, Carroll County and Harford County officials closely monitored the number of positive COVID-19 cases appearing in schools this week as they welcomed students back to in-person classes.
- The commission that will propose changes to Harford County’s council districts will seek recommendations from municipalities and citizens on how to redraw the county’s political boundaries.
- Girls soccer teams from North Harford and host Bel Air played for 100 minutes Tuesday night and settled nothing. Both teams scored once to force overtime, yet neither found the net again, ending the game in a 1-1 tie.
- The Talbot County Council on Tuesday adopted an immediate resolution to move the Confederate Talbot Boys statue from outside the courthouse to a private park in Virginia.
- The unvaccinated and unmasked have been assessed by science as being bigger threats to themselves, society and the world itself, in this pandemic. The unvaccinated should mask up with N95 masks, at the very least, and stop creating chaos and pain across American communities.
- Retail sales rose in August from the month before, the U.S. Commerce Department said Thursday. That uptick caught economists by surprise, but the data suggests consumers shifted to online shopping.
- In an unusual trial that concluded Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Maryland, the jury heard directly from two defendants who said they had taken their charges to trial even though they were guilty.
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