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 Monday, Apr 30 People who depend on Harford County’s transit buses to get to and from their jobs need a more reliable system with schedules that coincide the times people need to commute, one member of the County Council says. |
| A lynching in 1900 in Harford County is revisited in the wake of last week's opening of the new National Peace and Justice Memorial in Montgomery, Ala. |
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| A pool of 21 candidates to be the next superintendent of Harford County Public Schools has been narrowed to seven, and interviews with them will be scheduled soon, according to a news release from the school system. |
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| For the second time this month, the C. Milton Wright softball team ran into Bo Manor sophomore pitching phenom Madison Penta. And for the second time, Penta and the unbeaten Eagles (8-0, 13-0) beat the Mustangs, 2-0, in an Upper Chesapeake Bay Athletic Conference Chesapeake Division game. |
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| An “antiquated” network of traffic signals is contributing to congestion downtown and in other busy neighborhoods of Baltimore, with at least $30 million in technological and structural upgrades needed to provide smoother, faster rides, according to city transportation officials. |
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| Here are the graduation speakers that have been announced for Maryland colleges and universities for spring 2018. |
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| First-round draft pick Lamar Jackson, a quarterback from Louisville, has time on his side in learning the Ravens offense. |
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| American women who followed five “healthy lifestyle factors” lived about 14 years longer than women who followed none of them, according to a new study. For men, the difference was about 12 years. |
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