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 Thursday, Jul 19 Preliminary studies are in the works that could eventually lead to building another Interstate 95 interchange in Cecil County to serve the growing business and industrial community between Perryville and North East. |   | |
| The wait is almost over for anyone following the law enforcement lip sync challenge on Facebook. |
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| The White Tiger Distillery, founded by a Harford County resident nearly five years ago, recently opened a facility in Forest Hill. |
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| A Baltimore man linked to nine fatal drug overdoses has pleaded guilty to a heroin distribution conspiracy, according to federal officials. The Harford County Narcotics Task Force assisted with the investigation. |
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| Harford County government has complied with a judge’s order and secured a bond to continue its appeal of a $45.4 million court judgment in the lawsuit brought by the owner of the Gravel Hill rubble landfill property near Havre de Grace. |
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| For the second time in a year, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to restrict the federal government from penalizing states for missing pollution-reduction goals. The measure was again pushed by Rep. Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., who accuses the EPA of "hijacking states’ water quality strategies." |
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| Gov. Larry Hogan, Franchot and Treasurer Nancy Kopp, who make up the board, all voiced concerns about low-flying Southwest Airlines planes in new Federal Aviation Administration flight patterns that have irritated Marylanders who live beneath the paths of the planes. |
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| A Westminster man managed to walk through a Transportation Security Administration checkpoint at BWI Marshall Airport with a knife in his waistband and no boarding pass on the night before the Fourth of July, authorities confirmed Thursday. |
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