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- Harford County Sheriff's Office and Maryland State Police reports:
- The Taneytown Chamber of Commerce is hosting Family Fun Bingo Aug. 15 at Pleasant Valley Fire Hall.
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- The July 4 2014 Independence Day events in Bel Air offered fun, patriotic splendor, and educational interest to the entire region.
- Parades, fireworks other Independence Day events coming to Bel Air, Kingsville, Havre de Grace, Joppatowne
- More than $100,000 goes to five projects that will use art to transform public spaces
- Another man has been charged in connection with two bank robberies in Harford County earlier this month.
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- A Cecil County man has been arrested in connection with two bank robberies in Harford County last week, Maryland State Police said Wednesday
- Maryland State Police investigators are searching one or more individuals who robbed two northern Harford County banks in two days earlier this week.
- Maryland State Police are searching for a man accused of robbing PNC Bank in Whiteford on Tuesday afternoon.
- The Harford County Sheriff's Office and Maryland State Police report
- Maryland gained 9,300 jobs in April, pressing down the state's unemployment rate to 5.5 percent, the U.S. Department of Labor estimated Friday.
- 1st Mariner's founder launched the Baltimore bank as an alternative to big, faceless, out-of-state institutions at a time when banks based somewhere else had rapidly gobbled up 30 percent of the Maryland market. Now out-of-state banks control 80 percent of the pie. But that change hasn't dampened the enthusiasm 1st Mariner's new buyers feel for the institution.
- In recent years, Maryland has seen many local banks acquired by out-of-state rivals. A decade ago, the state had 139 banks based here, with 20 of them separately chartered affiliates of Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust Co., according to the Maryland Bankers Association.
- The walls of Station North — already home to towering geometric designs, assorted jungle cats and one giant dove — are set to get in more colorful in the coming weeks as Baltimore street artist Gaia reprises his popular mural project.
- Maryland's employment base shrank by nearly 10,000 jobs in January and grew at a much weaker pace last year than originally estimated, the federal government said Monday.
- The teenager who led a deadly January assault at the Mall in Columbia did not target his victims, but planned a killing spree inspired by the 1999 Columbine High School shootings, Howard County police revealed on Wednesday.
- According to Laurel police, there have been a total of 11 reported bank robberies and attempted robberies in the city since January 2011. Anne Arundel County police have reported an additional three bank robberies have occurred in the Laurel-area of that county.
- Aberdeen Police say a 66-year-old man fought off a would-be robber during a holdup attempt at an ATM this past Wednesday night.
- The person suspected in the robbery of a Laurel bank Wednesday morning was apprehended in Howard County after a 15 to 20 minute police chase down Route 29, according to Laurel city spokesman Pete Piringer.
- Authorities are looking for a man they said robbed a PNC Bank in Baltimore Monday afternoon wearing a red hat that read, "Haters Gonna Hate."
- Carroll Community College and Human Services Programs of Carroll County are offering free income tax preparation assistance for residents as tax season looms.
- Maryland's economy might do better this year than last year — and then again, it might not. It depends on which forecast is most prophetic.
- Calvin Abney, 23, of Jaris Avenue in Oxen Hill and Richard Abney, 28 of Billings Place in Capitol Heights have been charged with armed robbery, robbery, multiple counts of assault, theft, reckless endangerment, auto theft and a handgun violation, police said.
- Howard County police are searching for a man who robbed an Ellicott City bank at gunpoint on Monday.
- A bank robbery suspect from South Florida was arrested by FBI agents after a string of approximately 20 heists along the Eastern Seaboard that included the September robbery of a PNC Bank in Catonsville, authorities announced Tuesday.
- A gun-wielding man wearing a "fake Santa beard" robbed a bank in downtown Laurel on Saturday morning, firing at least one shot but injuring no one, according to Laurel Police.
- On the evening of Friday, November 22nd, 2013 Patterson Mill Middle/High School PTSA held our 7th Annual PTSA Bingo Nite.
- Chesapeake Cancer Alliance would like to thank the sponsors, donors, volunteers and attendees who supported our 8th CCA Festival of Trees at the Bel Air Armory.
- North County folks gave their help and their hearts to a local man who has been seriously ill for the last four years. The death of Matthew O'Reilly, 42, in his White Hall home Oct. 28 has left those hearts broken. Originally diagnosed with Lyme disease in 2009, he later found out he had ALS, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease.
- Marilyn Johnson has only been running her sewing studio out of its new location for about three months, but a visitor could be forgiven for thinking she's been in the same space for years. And they wouldn't be too far from the truth. Johnson's new studio, on Lafayette Avenue in Laurel, is just across the parking lot from where her old one had been for a decade.
- Scary and spooky Halloween events in South Laurel/Montpelier include a Fright Night film at Montpelier Arts Center and a Historic Haunt scavenger hunt in and around Laurel, both for adults. Deerfield Run Community Center is hosting an Xtreme Teens roller skating costume party for teenagers.
- U.S. Department of Labor says Maryland employers cut 9,200 jobs in July, pushing up the state's unemployment to 7.1 percent.
- Linking All So Others Succeed, LASOS, Inc., headquartered on Courtland Street in Bel Air, has been awarded a $5,000 grant from the PNC Foundation to expand the a mentoring program for at risk youth.
- 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
- Winners of various categories in the 2013 Kingsville July 4 parade
- Results and awards from the 2013 Bel Air Independence Day Parade and Celebration.
- Kingsville Independence Parade takes place on Wednesday, July 4, Kingsville Volunteer Fire Company seeks contributions , Pets on Wheels holds Pet-a-Paw-looza