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Harford Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler said Tuesday afternoon an investigation into a complaint of racial discrimination filed by an African-American Maryland Legal Aid lawyer against a deputy found the complaint to be "unfounded." | | | |
House Speaker Michael E. Busch will lie in state Monday morning at the State House in Annapolis, the start of two days of public funeral observances planned next week. | | | |
Maryland’s 90-day legislative session came to a conclusion Monday, with several major initiatives gaining approval. Here are some the key takeaways for Harford County residents from this year’s legislative session. | | | |
The Harford County Public Schools superintendent is hopeful the school system will be able to restore some of the teaching positions proposed to be eliminated in next year’s budget, but at least one school board member is not so optimistic. | | | |
Maj. Gen. Randy S. Taylor, who has been senior commander of Aberdeen Proving Ground for nearly two years, will depart APG in June for a new assignment with U.S. Strategic Command in Nebraska. | | | |
Pamela Wilde spent the last year painting portraits in a studio space at the Artists Emporium in downtown Havre de Grace. | | | |
Harford County Sheriff’s Office detectives are asking for information about a non-fatal shooting in Edgewood Monday night. | | | |
“We were almost entering the season happy to be here. With our goals set, hey, if we can finish middle of the pack. We didn’t want to embarrass ourselves,” Horton said. “And now, after the first third of the season’s over, we’ve not just held our own but proven we deserve to be here as a team.” | | | |
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