Matt Button
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Harford County Councilman Chad Shrodes, a North Harford alum, wanted a way to honor the Class of 2020 while showing the agricultural heritage of the community. The plan: Place banners, homemade signs and such on hay wagons along Route 165, which stretches the length of the North Harford High School district. That’s 293 banners stretched for 12 miles.
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The parade of cars with brightly colored posters, balloons and families blowing kisses made their way through the parking lot at Brightview Bel Air Senior Living Tuesday, giving residents an opportunity to see family and friends with the coronavirus pandemic limiting visitation.
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Randy Reinecke, owner of the Cowboy Eats food truck, came up with a way to continue to operate as food truck in these conditions. He uses the power of social media to offer a slightly specialized service by taking his big yellow truck to neighborhoods and deliver orders directly to customers' doorstep.
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Born Oct. 20, 1918, Mary Katherine (Smith) Jennings will celebrate her centennial birthday Saturday and has lived her entire life within a few miles of where she was born in Fallston.
