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 Tuesday, Sep 11 As inevitable as a Hurricane Florence landfall in the Carolinas appears, the storm's meandering path beyond that — and the foot or two of rain it could dump — remained uncertain as preparations and evacuations continued Tuesday. |   | |
| Harford County Executive Barry Glassman led a wreath laying and moment of silence for the victims of 9/11 Tuesday morning in front of the county administration building in Bel Air, on the 17th anniversary of the terror attacks. |
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| A Harford County man, already serving 100 years for a rape conviction 11 years ago, was recently convicted of a second, unrelated sexual assault a year earlier and could face a life sentence for that conviction, a prosecutor said. |
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| A Baltimore man got more than he bargained for when he was arrested Saturday after allegedly stealing a cab and crashing it into two Harford County Sheriff’s Office vehicles, which belong to the sheriff and the chief deputy, the Sheriff’s Office said. |
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| The Fall Athletic teams at Bel Air High School and the John Carroll School are preparing to play one another in the second annual Battle of Bel Air this weekend. With the weather questionable for Friday and Saturday, several changes have been made to the scheduling. |
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| Two arts related events are coming to Bel Air on Sunday, Sept. 16, one new and one a longtime staple of the town’s fall activities. |
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| Concern about an increase in mosquito activity and a potential public health threat will prompt an unscheduled spraying of insecticide in part of Abingdon Tuesday evening. |
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| Folks gathered Tuesday to wave their flags proudly and honor those killed Sept. 11, 2001, during the annual event at the Old Mountain Road overpass at I-95 in Joppa. |
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