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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.
Harford seeks revisit of employee pay, classification
- Harford County wants to be the first in the state to abandon its old “step” method of classifying and paying its employees, under a plan presented Tuesday to the County Council.
The 3-minute interview: Don Mathis
- Don Mathis, formerly head of the Boys and Girls Club of Harford County, is president and chief executive officer of D.C.-based Community Action Partnership, the national nonprofit representing 1,000 agencies throughout the country. May is National Community Action Month, and The Examiner spoke with Mathis about his agency and its mission.
Doctor: Accused killer has severe mental illness
- The inmate accused of killing a fellow convict aboard a Baltimore-bound prison bus shows signs of a slew of mental problems, including schizo-affective disorder, fetal-alcohol syndrome and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, a psychiatrist testified Tuesday.
Woman charged in death of ex-lover
- A Joppatowne woman is being held without bail on charges of killing her former lover in North East, Cecil County, over the weekend, state police said.
Former principal speaks out against Harford school reform
- A former Harford County principal and school system administrator is speaking out against the controversial high school reform program panned by teachers last month.
Community rallies for victim of Edgewood delivery robbery
- Area Nepalese-Americans are rallying to raise money for AsKishor Kc, the young deliveryman robbed and beaten into a coma in Edgewood in February.
Thirsty county seeks funds for regional water authority
- Harford County is seeking federal funding to study pooling its water resources with its three municipalities, County Executive David Craig said Thursday.
Father erupts at defendant during trial of son’s slaying
- Kevin Johns turned to the father of the man he admitted to killing and smiled.
Prosecutor says acquittal shows the need for tougher laws
- The acquittal of two teenage girls in the November beating of an Edgewood man proves the state needs tougher anti-gang laws, Harford County's top prosecutor said.
Sisters acquitted in brawl that crippled Edgewood man
- Two sisters accused of taking part in a brawl that left an Edgewood man partially paralyzed last November have been acquitted.
Mental illness led man to kill fellow inmate on bus, defense says
- The 23-year-old man charged with strangling a fellow inmate aboard a state prison bus should not be held criminally responsible because he didn’t get enough treatment in prison for mental illnesses that led to the attack, defense attorneys said Monday.
3 teens charged with arson at bus stop
- Three Harford County teens have been arrested and charged with an arson, and investigators were looking into whether the youths could be connected to 40 other fires in the past six months.