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Tuesday, Feb 12 A local delegate has introduced the Parishioner Protection Act of 2019, allowing parishioners to carry firearms in houses of worship to help protect their congregations from a mass shooting. The same bill did not make it past a committee hearing last year. | | | |
| A 34-year-old Joppa man who was killed Sunday night in Edgewood had been making a food delivery when he was shot, according to the Harford County Sheriff’s Office. |
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| The Aberdeen mayor and City Council approved an $87,000 contract Monday to replace the roof of Ripken Stadium, the second contract approved for major stadium maintenance projects in recent weeks. |
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| Maryland American Water customers in Bel Air will see an average increase of $12.08 per month in their bills after the Maryland PSC recently approved a water rate increase to help the private company recover the costs of its Mt. Soma water reservoir, which went into operation in January. |
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| The Maryland state Senate passed a bill Tuesday that overturns Gov. Larry Hogan’s order that public schools must start their year after Labor Day. |
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| Nothing shined brighter than the faces of the 350 special guests at the Tim Tebow Night to Shine at Mount Zion United Methodist Church. |
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| The Maryland Transportation Authority and the Federal Highway Administration have released a sketch of options for the next Chesapeake Bay crossing. |
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| Lucy R. Hewitt, a former secretary who later became a homemaker, died Feb. 4 of undetermined causes at Mercy Ridge Retirement Community in Lutherville. She was 101. |
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