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- The Greysteel Company's single tenant net lease investment group, led by Vice President Peter Snell, has been named exclusive advisor and agent for a ground lease 7-Eleven in Aberdeen
- A woman was robbed at an ATM in Edgewood late Friday night, the Harford County Sheriff's Office said.
- Heavy rains caused a wastewater treatment plant at the Edgewood Area of Aberdeen Proving Ground to release some 250,000 gallons of partially treated sewage into the Bush River on Tuesday, base officials said.
- An Aberdeen Proving Ground wastewater treatment plant overflowed Tuesday and caused about 250,000 gallons of partly treated sewage to flow into the Bush River, the Army reported Thursday.
- A fire damaged a townhouse in Aberdeen Wednesday evening, displacing the residents.
- Members of the committee studying salaries of Aberdeen's elected officials met Monday with city council members Ruth Ann Young and Bruce Garner to get their input on how much, if at all, the pay should be increased for future mayors and council members.
- Ron Szymanski, who was chief software architect at Aberdeen Proving Ground, died July 26 of stomach cancer at Aberdeen Proving Ground. He was 35.
- The Pentagon on Tuesday cut the number of furlough days for 650,000 Defense Department civilians from 11 to six — a welcome surprise for workers who have been saddled with a 20 percent pay-cut since early July.
- The U.S. Army Edgewood Chemical Biological Center (ECBC) welcomed cadets from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point this summer to work on chemical and biological defense projects
- On Saturday night, for what Dr. Rehan Khan says is the fourth year in a row, the Muslim community of Harford County held an iftar, an evening fast-breaking meal, and invited non-Muslims from near and far to join them.
- At the start of a formal ceremony opening the STEM and Education Outreach Center at Aberdeen Proving Ground Tuesday morning, Chaplain Lt. Col Juan Crockett gave an invocation. "Lord of science," Crockett said, "thousands of children will come here seeking truth. We pledge to use this center to guide and heal."
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- The federal government's workplace safety watchdog has found "serious" violations in the January death of a civilian diver in the underwater testing facility at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
- It has been almost a week since Havre de Grace businesses participating in the city's Furlough Friendly Community campaign began providing discounts to furloughed Aberdeen Proving Ground workers, and some businesses are starting to see interest from customers.
- An armed man was shot by an Aberdeen Police officer late Monday night after officers responded to a local motel near Aberdeen Proving Ground where gunfire had been reported, according to Aberdeen Police.
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- We need to insist that they reinstate a consolidated bus stop within walking distance of each magnet student's home.
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- A townhouse in Edgewood's Harford Square community was damaged by fire on Thursday morning.
- One person was hospitalized for burns after a house fire in Belcamp early Wednesday evening, Harford County fire officials said.
- The City of Havre de Grace has developed a Furlough Friendly Community campaign for local businesses to offer discounts to area individuals and families affected by federal budget sequester furloughs.
- What memories old brochures and programs bring back! Homes, organizations and school events are recalled
- The U.S. Army Aberdeen Test Center, U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground is conducting training exercises this week that could involve weapons firing and related activities, the post announced.
- Aberdeen Proving Ground is investigating a dead body found near Atkisson Dam in Abingdon Sunday afternoon.
- Xi Delta Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. awarded 2013 Harford County graduates $8,000 in scholarships for academic achievement. The scholarships were awarded on Saturday, June 8 at a scholarship brunch held at The Sutherland Grille in Aberdeen Proving Ground
- Fire extensively damaged a home in Joppatowne early Monday afternoon.
- The John Carroll School in Bel Air is renovating a building that began its life as a faculty house into a residence hall for 14 international students.
- Mary Theresa Nipwoda, a lab technician at Aberdeen Proving Ground, did what she could to prepare for the 20-percent pay cut she knew was coming this week.
- On behalf of the Bel Air Independence Day Committee Inc., I wish to thank the greater Bel Air and Harford County community for its response to this year's parade
- Members of Aberdeen's Salary Task Force didn't exactly get what they had requested for their meeting Monday – salaries for elected officials in comparable municipalities.
- Winners of various categories in the 2013 Kingsville July 4 parade
- Edgewood has been in the public eye in recent weeks after a string of violent crimes, but the community was all smiles Saturday for the sixth annual Edgewood-Joppatowne Independence Day Parade
- Firefighters from Baltimore and Harford counties quickly controlled a fire that caused heavy exterior damage to a Joppatowne home Saturday morning.
- On June 12, Darlington Elementary School held its fifth-grade farewell with Principal Brenda Taylor officiating the program. Attending the program for the graduation fifth grade students included students from years gone by, State Sen. Barry Glassman, Rev. Nancy Dilliplane, rector of Grace Memorial Church, Rev. Sarah Standiford, Deer Creek Parish, Nancy Hill, education specialist at Aberdeen Proving Ground Federal Credit Union and faculty, staff, parents, grandparents, friends and guests.
- The Army's Edgewood Chemical Biological Center has placed an engineer on administrative leave after a civil rights organization accused him of having ties to white supremacy groups.
- A fire last month that caused more than $1 million in damage to a Joppa hardware company was likely caused by an electrical malfunction, the Mary State Fire Marshal's Office said Wednesday.
- Two student cadets of the Maryland Freestate ChalleNGe Academy took part in a multi-day job shadowing program with Freedom Federal Credit Union last month. Cadets Rachelle Munson and Alyssa Kendle were selected to take part in the four-day job shadowing experience
- Uncertainty over whether the Social Security Administration will pay stormwater fees for its Baltimore County headquarters reflects a broader murkiness as to whether federal agencies will or won't pay the new fees elsewhere in Maryland.
- Joshua M. Lewis has been promoted to retail loan center branch manager, a new position at Aberdeen Proving Ground Federal Credit Union.
- Susan R. Stover has been promoted to assistant vice president, loan centers/sales, a new position at Aberdeen Proving Ground Federal Credit Union
- Harford County residents should be seeing a number of new Sheriff's Office vehicles on the road in the coming months as law enforcement officials replace aging vehicles in their fleet.
- The wrongs seem to greatly outnumber the rights these days
- Three longtime civilian employees at Aberdeen Proving Ground were indicted 25 years ago this week on charges they were "willful" and "deliberate" in the release of hazardous chemicals into the environment
- Aberdeen has had strong membership in service organizations over the years.
- Harford County and Baltimore County firefighters are on the scene of working building fire at a well known hardware store in Joppa.
- There's a good chance the costs incurred in the future will make this year's federal savings look foolish.
- The deaths of two Navy divers at Aberdeen Proving Ground in February came amid a series of mishaps, witnesses testified during a military hearing Wednesday.
- Army officials are canceling plans to reopen the former Army Ordnance Museum at Aberdeen Proving Ground as the APG Museum, reportedly due to federal budget concerns.
- The purpose of this letter is to notify Maryland State and Local representatives of the impending closure of the U.S. Army Aberdeen Proving Ground (APG) Museum at the end of this fiscal year!
- Maj. Gen. Robert S. Ferrell, senior commander at Aberdeen Proving Ground, received the Military Leader of the Year award from the Association of Defense Communities during a ceremony in Washington on Thursday.