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Joshua Wallace, of Bel Air, is facing multiple charges in the hit-and-run death of Alessandro “Alex” Lori on Main Street in Bel Air on Wednesday, July 1.
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Two groups of protesters stood on opposite sides of a hedge of bushes outside Vince’s Crab House in Middle River on Friday, the 28th day of demonstrations aimed at shuttering the seafood restaurant.
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Rebecca Jessop, who has worked at the Cultural Center at the Opera House in Havre de Grace for the past several years, is familiar with Penelope, the friendly spirit known to frequent the historic building,
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With five theaters in three Maryland counties, Horizon Cinemas opened its newest theater in Aberdeen on March 6. Only 10 days later, it was ordered to shut down in view of the coronavirus pandemic. Now, its owner says the location could go bankrupt.
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Fireworks complaints in Maryland increase about 25% in the week leading up to Independence Day, but fire officials are worried this year that the cancellation of public fireworks events statewide might motivate even more people to make their own shows with illegal pyrotechnics.
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Bel Air Police are seeking information about a hit-and-run crash on Main Street that killed a 24-year-old pedestrian.
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Transource has been cleared to move ahead with the Maryland portion of its Independence Energy Connection power line project — which includes a segment in northern Harford County — following the approval of a settlement agreement by state regulators this week.
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Brothers Garry and Larry Kerr have upped their patriotic spirit at their home on McCormick Street in Bel Air this Fourth of July, including a 30-by-20-foot American flag on their roof,
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Though residents are encouraged to file their taxes online or by mail, Harford County is now offering a curbside pickup service for residents submitting their property tax documents and payment for other fees at the county office building in Bel Air.
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A drop box containing American flags to be retired was dragged from its position at the American Legion post in Edgewood, which the commander says was an attempt to take the whole thing.
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Harford County is allowing pavilion rentals to resume and has begun a limited reopening of its parks and recreation facilities, the county announced.
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The “Uncomfortable Conversation” event was spurred by national events, however, specifically the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police on May 25 and the national, even global, outrage that followed in the form of mass protests.
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The Aberdeen IronBirds will host a drive-in Independence Day fireworks display from Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium on Saturday, July 4. It will be the only Fourth of July fireworks event in Harford County this year.
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Abingdon man accused of striking Harford sheriff’s deputy with his car during a chase is denied bail
An Abingdon man facing attempted murder and other charges stemming from a police chase that left two deputies injured last week was denied bail on Monday.
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The world premiere of Argos Paranormal’s “The Witching Hour” featuring the historic Cultural Center at the Opera House in Havre de Grace, will air at 10 p.m. Monday, July 6, on Harford Cable Network.
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It has been more than a decade when the ever-needed turf fields made their way to a high school field near you. As the highly effective and often used turf fields were installed, it was no secret that in a matter of time, replacement turfs were to be needed.So, having been constructed in 2010, the field at Bel Air High School is undergoing the transformation.
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As the Fourth of July holiday weekend begins, Maryland officials confirmed 538 new cases of the coronavirus Friday, the second straight day the figure has topped 500 after being under that total for two weeks.
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For most people, Christmas is the last thing on their mind right now, especially in light of the current COVID-19 situation. But for us, it’s the time of year that we usually start planning our Christmas light show. Regrettably, our 10-year run of lighting up Corinthian Court every Christmas with over 20,000 synchronized lights has come to an end.
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Jeanneau, the French manufacturer of sailboats and yachts, named Crusader Yacht Sales in Annapolis as its new Mid-Atlantic dealer last week, completing a shuffle in the city’s maritime economy started in early June.
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A group organized by the Peoples Power Assembly and Prisoners Solidarity Committee gathered on Saturday, the Fourth of July, to march through Baltimore in protest of mass incarceration and systematic racism.
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A walk or bike ride in one of Harford County’s many parks may be just the thing to lift our spirits. Here are some parks to consider.
