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 Thursday, Sep 6 Melissa Lehew died trying to save a man from flash flooding in Harford County, all the while trying to save herself from alcoholism. |   | |
| Site clearing and excavation work is underway at the site of Bel Air’s new Chick fil A restaurant at Route 1 and Kelly Avenue and Monday evening, the Bel Air Board of Town Commissioners approved a right-of-way deed for potential future road access. |
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| Plans for what would be Harford County’s third on-farm microbrewery, where beer would be produced for both consumption on and off he farm, were reviewed Wednesday by the county Development Advisory Committee. |
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| The Bel Air branch of Harford Bank was robbed Wednesday morning, Bel Air police said, prompting a search for the robber and a lockdown of nearby schools. |
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| “Today was his reckoning,” State’s Attorney John McCarthy said of Tyler Tessier. “He took the cowardly way out.” |
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| Democratic gubernatorial challenger Ben Jealous will attempt to lay claim to the mantle of tax-cutter Thursday, announcing at a Baltimore news conference that if elected he will call for reducing the state’s 6 percent sales tax rate to 5.75 percent. |
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| Almost a year ago the C. Milton Wright field hockey team felt the disappointment of losing in the Class 3A state field hockey final. Thursday, under hot and sticky conditions to start in Aberdeen, the Mustangs brought a 3-0 record into a non-division clash with the Eagles. |
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| Vote for your favorites in Harford Magazine's Best of Dining 2018. |
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