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Bel Air, Md.
Md. boy who inspired superhero character dies
- A Maryland first grader whose battle with brain cancer inspired a comic book has died.
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Sheriff identifies man killed by deputy
- The Harford County Sheriff's office has identified a knife-wielding man fatally shot by a deputy who responded to a domestic dispute call.
Harford against spending money to restore historic buildings
- Historic Bel Air offices could be placed on the auction block or under the bulldozer’s blade.
New garage in Bel Air could solve parking crunch
- Bel Air officials said they hope to relieve the town’s parking crunch with a new 500-space garage on Bond Street near the courthouse.
The friendly lifestyle at Vale Meadows
- When S. Hinton and his wife, Kia, were touring the model home at Vale Meadows in Bel Air, something happened to them that they hadn’t experienced during their previous stops in new home developments.
Harford rejects $82 million Bel Air project
- The proposed $82 million Bel Air office complex got shot down by the Harford County Council amid fierce opposition.
Security bolstered in Bel Air for murder trial
- Sheriff’s deputies concerned about threats of violence closed off two streets in downtown Bel Air during the trial of an Edgewood man accused of killing the son of a popular community activist.
Preston chosen Bel Air mayor; Hanley says he has no regrets
- Robert Preston, the owner of a Main Street stationery shop, has been selected Bel Air mayor.
Harford schools pick alternative to teaching ‘Chocolate War’
- Harford County’s superintendent of schools will announce her decision tonight to change the freshman curriculum and drop a book frequently banned from schools for its violent imagery, occasional foul language and sexual themes, Board of Education officials said.
Hanley fears Town Hall stance may cost his job
- Bel Air Mayor Terrence Hanley fears he may have alienated too many people before his re-election last week, potentially endangering his return to the town’s top seat.
Bel Air voters back known qualities
- Despite its rapid growth and its place in the spotlight as the county seat, Bel Air remained a small town when it came to municipal elections Tuesday. Voter turnout was modest, and most of the candidates waved signs side by side along Hickory Avenue near Town Hall, where residents were deciding who will fill three open seats on the five-member Board of Town Commissioners.
Deputies investigate two shootings
- A Bel Air man suffered a stomach wound when someone outside his house shot through a living room window Halloween night, police said.
Commissioner candidates divided on local issues
- The Town of Bel Air is outgrowing its parking facilities, its downtown business district and its cramped police station in the basement of Town Hall, according to the seven candidates vying for three seats on the Board of Town Commissioners in next week’s town election,
