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Wednesday, Feb 20 The Harford County Board of Education voted unanimously Tuesday night to increase its proposed budget for fiscal year 2020 by $5 million and submit a request to the county executive for $472,678,414. | | | |
| Harford County schools will have there sixth inclement weather day this school year on Wednesday, and the last day will now be Monday, June 17. |
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| The U.S. Department of Labor’s Wage and Hour Division investigators say Akhilbhai Patel, manager of Blissful Enterprises LLC and owner of ENA Hotels LLC in Edgewood, allegedly violated overtime provisions of the Fair Labor Standards Act. |
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| More than 200 individuals have been asked to sign waivers that release police from investigations into their reported sexual assaults |
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| Renowned musician and recording artist Benny Russell, who has served as an adjunct instructor of music at Harford Community College since 2005, is one of five Harford residents nominated for appointment to 63 different boards and commissions by Gov. Larry Hogan. |
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| The front lobby of the Harford County Sheriff’s Office headquarters in Bel Air will be closed for about six weeks as renovations begin of the first floor and basement, the second phase of a overhaul of the building that was last renovated in 1963. |
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| More than $7,000 was raised at a fundraiser at the Towne Grill and Pub in Joppatowne to support the family of Timothy Youngquist, who was killed Feb. 10 while making a Chinese food delivery in Edgewood. |
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| Town of Bel Air leaders celebrated their recent win of a Preservation Award from the Maryland Historical Trust honoring the town's Armory Marketplace business incubator. |
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