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 Thursday, Nov 15 The lead between Steve Johnson and Del. Glen Glass widens in the District 34A legislative race in Harford County while the lead between District F Councilman Curtis Beulah and challenger Wini Roche narrows after a canvass of absentee and provisional ballots Wednesday. |   | |
| The Harford Community College Board of Trustees approved a $4.49 million contract with Jeffrey Brown Contracting, of Towson, to oversee the renovation of the 20-year-old Fallston Hall classroom building. |
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| A wintry mix of precipitation is possible Thursday morning north and west of Baltimore. And then before the day is out, the region could break a record for its wettest year since at least 1871. The National Weather Service is forecasting a dusting of snow and a glaze of ice west of Interstate 95. |
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| In addition to freezing temperatures, fires, carbon monoxide poisoning and other hazards lurk in winter. Coping with extreme cold at home requires some preparation and a dash of common sense. |
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| The Hammond High Bears got a visit from their mascot Wednesday. |
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| Neither Lamar Jackson nor Robert Griffin III offered any clues about what Sunday might hold for the team’s quarterbacks. |
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| Mike Elias reportedly will be named the new baseball operations chief of the Orioles, but nothing is official yet. Still, he's already creating a buzz around town. |
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| Tourists spent more than $17 billion in Baltimore last year — and many visitors came from New York, according to numbers released by the Maryland Department of Commerce on Wednesday. |
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