The Aegis is Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Press Association's 2008 Newspaper of the Year


Celebrating the Fourth

The pursuit of happiness more costly than expected
By BRYNA ZUMER


 

Heels win again in women’s stick

IronBirds in the basement
Third straight loss puts Aberdeen ball club in a tie for last place in the division

Four teams winners in men’s lacrosse
Fallston Seafood over Silver Bullets, 13-4


A comeback for the O’s as the IronBirds are falling

By DEWEY FOX
 

 
 
Gone fishin’ in HarfordS

 

NICOLE MUNCHEL | AEGIS STAFF
Susie Suehs and Rick Arndts help pack the remaining pieces of the old Bel Air High School so they can be moved into the new school Wednesday afternoon.

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Hospitals join University
Upper Chesapeake Medical, Harford Memorial to become part of Baltimore-based operation
The nonprofit company that owns Harford County’s two hospitals has agreed to be acquired by the larger University of Maryland Medical System. (more)

School board appointment
up in the air
The vice president of the Harford County Board of Education is waiting for the governor to determine his future with the school board. (more)

Public defender not bailing on courts
Representation by a Harford County public defender at bail review hearings ceased for a day because of confusion over an expected budget cut.. (more)

‘Knee high by the Fourth of July’
Harford’s corn crop off to a strong start
Some farmers have traditionally taken to measuring the early success of their corn crop at the Independence Day holiday.. (more)

 



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