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Bel Air elementary student gets staph infection
- A Prospect Mill Elementary School student has been diagnosed with a potentially deadly strain of staph infection, the first reported case in Harford County, authorities said Wednesday.
Program proves game shows can be a learning experience
- The set goes silent just before the camera rolls. Bob Lidke, the show’s director, begins the countdown, and the cast and crew of Homework 4-1-1 settle into their places.
Schools mull classes to help smokers quit
- Students caught smoking in Harford schools would be required to go to a smoking-cessation class under a proposal before the school board.
Cops can't stop for dark tint
- Police can't pull over a car solely because it has tinted windows, the state’s highest court ruled Friday.
Circuit judge busted on DUI charge
- A Baltimore County Circuit Court judge is facing drunken-driving charges after he was arrested early Sunday in Harford County. Judge Lawrence R. Daniels, was pulled over for erratic driving at 1:30 a.m. while driving south on Route 152, said Sgt. Christina Presberry, spokeswoman of the Harford Sheriff’s Department.
Harford sheriff’s department, Md. state police join forces
- Detectives from the Harford County Sheriff’s Department and the Maryland State Police are joining forces.
Parents, students cheer new high school
- Mice are not welcome here anymore. After years of lobbying for a new high school and complaining about crowded conditions, faulty heating and air conditioning systems and rodent infestation, Bel Air students finally can rejoice.
- Mice are not welcome here anymore. After years of lobbying for a new high school and complaining about crowded conditions, faulty heating and air conditioning systems and rodent infestation, Bel Air students finally can rejoice.
Students quiz Gilchrest on U.S. role in Iraq
- The students of Fallston High school looked at their computer screens intently.
Developers may pay for surveillance cameras
- Developers may now be forced to finance new police surveillance cameras in Aberdeen.
Off-roading restrictions withdrawn for further study
- Public outcry and confusion led to the withdrawal of proposed restrictions on off-road vehicles.
Fire guts adult store, injures firefighter
- A fire believed to be intentionally set destroyed a Fallston adult-entertainment store and slightly injured a firefighter early today, authorities said.
