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 Wednesday, Aug 15 Elevated lead levels have been found in two of the Harford County schools tested so far under new state regulations, school system officials said. |   | |
| An arrest warrant has been issued for a woman who allegedly stabbed a 70-year-old man in Aberdeen Monday night, Aberdeen police said. |
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| The Harford public school system is implementing a new system this year by which parents and guardians can track their children’s progress online, school officials said. |
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| The city of Aberdeen began issuing warnings this week to residents who aren’t properly using their new trash and recycling receptacles. |
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| Maryland redshirt senior linebacker Jesse Aniebonam and Wade Lees, the team's 30-year-old Australian punter, are among what they see as a majority of players who are upset about DJ Durkin being put on administrative leave. |
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| The Harford County Public Schools Department of Transportation has released bus schedules and routes for the 2018-19 school year, which begins Tuesday, Sept. 4, for students in grades kindergarten through 12. |
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| Tami Howie, CEO of the Maryland Tech Council who has led the organization since its creation in 2017, is stepping down this week. |
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| Three-star forward Ricky Lindo has committed to the Maryland men’s basketball team and will enroll in time to join the Terps this season. |
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