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The man, who is seen in surveillance video wearing a bright yellow hooded jacket and carrying a green and gray hard hat with lettering, allegedly stole a gray 2004 Nissan Sentra from the parking lot of the Shell station in the 1000 block of Middelton Road.
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In an effort to keep citizens engaged in the legislative process and in the name of transparency, the Harford County Council’s public hearing on Tuesday, April 7, will be hosted online, and citizens who preregister will be able to testify through web conferencing.
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The nonprofit SARC has postponed its largest fundraiser, Walk a Mile in Her Shoes, until June 13 because of the novel coronavirus, but will be creating a virtual challenge until the actual walk.
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Two more Harford County Sheriff’s Office employees tested positive for the novel coronavirus Monday morning — days after the office reported its first confirmed case.
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Because of the scheduled spring break closure, an additional meal bag will be available for each child at every meal site on Thursday, April 9. Meals will not be distributed at the sites Friday and Monday, April 10 and 13.
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The 13-hospital University of Maryland Medical System is now requiring everyone to wear a mask.
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The Harford County waterfront community of Havre de Grace will be featured on an episode of “Road Trip Masters," scheduled to air at 7 a.m. Saturday, April 11, on Discovery Channel.
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As Harford County Executive Barry Glassman prepares to present his budget later this month, he warned the coronavirus-related shutdown of local businesses could have “severe" effects on Harford’s fiscal situation.
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K&B Bridals, in Bel Air, has donated its gown bags to local seamstresses, who are currently in the process of sewing 1,000 masks from them.
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Harford County Public Schools is encouraging its school nurses to donate their supplies and support health care workers in area hospitals as they treat patients with COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus.
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The Harford County Sheriff’s Office announced Friday that a deputy has tested positive for the novel coronavirus sweeping through Maryland.
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A Carroll County man is recovering at a Baltimore hospital after a Bel Air man shot him in self-defense during a struggle between the two at the latter’s home early Friday morning, according to police.
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Following an executive order from Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan halting on-premise dining in the state, many Harford County restaurants have special options for pickup or delivery.
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In his weekly update regarding the new coronavirus issued Friday, County Executive Barry Glassman announced local government has launched a new website bringing together information about the virus in Harford.
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March has been a month of historic uncertainty for virtually everyone on the planet. There has been plenty of uncertainty too for Harford County athletes, like Harford Tech’s Caitlyn Bobb.
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Realizing we are still not sure or certain that there will be a spring high school sports season, we still want to preview teams and student athletes. Here is a look at local track and field teams.AberdeenHead coaches: Kyle Brown and Joshua Rupert
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Baltimore City is projecting that one-third of residents may qualify for a federal food assistance program during the pandemic.
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Experts now expect the coronavirus pandemic to affect Maryland through 2020 and into 2021 until a vaccine is developed and widely distributed to Marylanders. Therefore several steps must be taken before reopening schools in September, writes a reader from Bel Air.
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Giant worker tests positive for COVID as grocers roll out additional preventive measures
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COVID-19, the novel strain of the coronavirus that has sickened thousands across the globe, is spreading in Maryland.
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Here are three things that you may not know about Bill Ripken, MLB Network personality and author
