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 Harford County Executive Barry Glassman plans a $10.7 million increase in operations funding for Harford County Public Schools next year, part of a $903.1 million total county budget he unveiled Monday morning. |   | |
 The Pulitzer Prize Board has awarded a special citation to the Capital Gazette staff for their coverage of the June 28 attack on their own newsroom, during which five people were killed. | | | |
 Maryland House of Delegates Speaker Michael E. Busch was welcomed to the State House one final time Monday, as politicians and constituents paid their final respects to the long-time Annapolis delegate. | | | |
 For the last few weeks, third-graders at Forest Hill Elementary School studied about life during medieval times, culminating in Thursday's medieval days celebration. | | | |
 An estimated 2,000 people who visited Rockfield Park for the 14th annual Bel Air Kite Festival, a springtime tradition that typically draws hundreds of people to the Harford County seat. | | | |
 Officers from the Aberdeen Police Department rescued four baby opossums on Saturday after the mother opossum was struck by a train behind the Frito-Lay facility on Hickory Drive. | | | |
 A massive fire engulfed Paris' soaring Notre Dame Cathedral as it was undergoing renovation, threatening one of the world's greatest architectural treasures. | | | |
 The Harford Community College women's tennis team picked up the first win of its 2019 season, downing the Mercer County Vikings, 9-0, Saturday afternoon at the Harford Tennis Complex. | | | |
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