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 Friday, Aug 10 Placing additional classrooms tailored for students with autism in more schools continues to be the top capital budget priority of Harford County Public Schools. |   | |
| Ground is set to be broken this fall for the first part of the last section of the Ma & Pa Trail that will connect the end in downtown Bel Air with the end in Rock Spring, county officials said. |
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| As work gets ready to begin on connecting the two ends of the Ma & Pa Trail, owners of Independent Brewing Company on Main Street are working on a new outdoor patio. |
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| The winners of the annual "Kiss a Pig" fundraiser for local Boys & Girls Clubs are honored on opening night of the two-day Maryland BBQ Bash in Bel Air, which also hosted Gov. Larry Hogan. |
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| The first Saturday in May became a “municipal holiday” Monday night, when the Havre de Grace City Council declared it John O’Neill Day. |
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| Five local girls lacrosse players were named to the training team for the U.S. Women’s Under-19 Team that will compete for the world championships next summer. |
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| The school already has hired a sports medicine consulting firm, Walters Inc., to investigate the protocols and procedures relating to the death of offensive lineman Jordan McNair. |
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| Shop Maryland Tax-Free Week started Sunday, with the state allowing consumers to buy some goods, particularly clothing and shoes, without paying the state's 6 percent sales tax. It comes just in time for back-to-school shopping. |
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