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IronBirds’ winning streak ends
New athletic fields for Bobcats take shape
Harford bowlers raise $2,150 for charity
Mondays really are for the birds, IronBirds, that is
By DEWEY FOX
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100: Melvin Turner works his way through a century in
Harford
Then and now, politics, personality clash
BY ALLAN
VOUGHT |
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MALLORY RUFF FOR THE AEGIS
A baby pig gets comfortable in its bedding at the Harford County Farm Fair
Thursday morning.
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Farming at forefront
Despite a hot, humid and sometimes stormy day, the 23rd annual
Harford County Farm Fair was off with a bang Thursday.
(more)
Gunplay plagues Edgewood
Police say shooting cases unrelated
A second shooting this week in Edgewood has caused police to step
up patrols in the face of fears that crime in the community is spiraling
out of control.
(more)
Eighth grade math scores vex Harford
Though eighth grade math scores on the Maryland School Assessment
improved in Harford County this year, they remain low in comparison to
other MSA results at the middle school level. (more)
HCC’s LaCalle reflects on 40 years
After nearly 40 years of service at Harford Community College,
President James LaCalle retires today (Friday) believing he’s put the
college on a steady course for its next 50 years and beyond.
(more)
Bel Air family fishes
for white marlin magic
When Ocean City’s 37th annual White Marlin Open, hailed as
the world’s largest billfish tournament, gets started in a few days, a
Bel Air fishing family hopes to have a leg up on the competition this
year, after doing well last year.
(more)
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