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 Tuesday, Dec 4 Maryland released its first star ratings for public schools Tuesday, with results that showed 70 percent of schools in the state earned three or four stars out of five. In Harford County, 10 schools achieved five-star status, and another 27 garnered four stars. |   | |
| Harford County Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler said Monday that despite tragedies his department has faced over the past four years, the office has made strides in the fight against the opioid epidemic and in keeping county schools safe. |
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| Public and private services are planned for Jacquelyn Smith, the Harford County electrical engineer who was killed over the weekend after giving money to a woman panhandling in East Baltimore, her husband said Tuesday. |
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| President George H.W. Bush visited the Riverside community in 1992 in an effort to give a boost to the nation's home-building industry during an economic downturn. |
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| Linnea Gonzales, a senior captain for the University of Maryland field hockey team, recently closed a very productive career with Terps. Gonzales, a 2015 graduate of Patterson Mill High School, was named the Regional Player of the Year late last week by the National Field Hockey Coaches Association. |
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| Aberdeen Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying three men who robbed an employee at the Aberdeen Walmart located at 645 S. Philadelphia Blvd. |
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| Mike Locksley will return to College Park as the school’s new football coach. |
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| For for the 2018 Best of Harford County. Voting runs through Dec. 14. |
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