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 Tuesday, Jan 15 The snow from the weekend still covers the ground but already county officials are looking ahead to the next round of winter weather. |   | |
| Nearly four years after he purchased the historic Bel Air Academy building at auction, property owner John Zoulis can move ahead with plans to redevelop the site with apartments and townhouses. |
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| While the Office of the State Medical Examiner could not confirm it was Kyle Jones who died in the fire, the family is planning a private memorial service for their son and brother. |
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| After several months of negotiations, the cities of Aberdeen and Havre de Grace have reached a water agreement. |
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| Fatal overdoses continue their grim climb in Maryland, with fentanyl linked to the bulk of the deaths. |
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| An estimated 2,000 people attended the 19th annual Morning Star Pow Wow at The John Carroll School in Bel Air, taking in Native American dancing, food, arts and crafts. The event benefits the St. Labre Indian School in Montana. |
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| Each Fountain Green Elementary School student has a homework assignment Monday through Thursday, to read the next chapter of “The World According to Humphrey,” a series by Betty E. Birney. It's about a classroom pet hamster who tells the stories of the school days, and nights, as he sees them. |
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| The Bel Air town commissioners presented a certificate of recognition to the Greco family, of the Majors Choice community, for their "25 Days of Christmas Kindess," daily acts of kindness in the community during the Christmas season in December. |
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