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Wednesday, Feb 13 If you thought we were through with snow in Harford County, think again. More is in the forecast for this weekend. | | | |
| Rich Szumlanski’s grandsons played basketball in the court of his Amyclae neighborhood in Bel Air all the time. So did other neighborhood children — until Harford County took his hoop away. |
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| Harford County Council President Patrick Vincenti and Councilman Andre Johnson paid tribute Tuesday to Joppa resident Timothy Wayne Youngquist, who was shot to death Sunday night while making a Chinese food delivery in Edgewood. |
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| State lawmakers and health organizations are pushing a bill that would require Marylanders to have health insurance, and charge them a penalty if they don’t — although the money could be used to buy insurance instead. |
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| The Ravens have reportedly agreed in principle to trade longtime starting quarterback Joe Flacco to the Denver Broncos, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. |
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| Amelia Chassé Alcivar, the communications director for Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, is leaving the administration to join the senior staff of the Republican Governors Association. |
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| The rate of crashes on the Jones Falls Expressway/Interstate 83 in Baltimore is more than twice as high as other comparable Maryland highways, according to a new study. |
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| Every February in Sarasota, young pitchers arrive at Orioles camp for spring training with the idea that a big league rotation spot is there to win — until a late-signing free-agent pitcher snatches it up and consigns them to the minors. This year, that isn't expected to be the case. |
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