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Hunter Accidentally Shoots Self in Monkton
A Dundalk man was injured in the Saturday morning hunting accident.
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Mom Thanks Bel Air For Helping To Find Daughter
Mary Celeste Eder was overwhelmed by the Bel Air community's support during the search for her missing daughter earlier this week.
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Weekend Packed With Area Holiday Events
With the start of December comes a wide selection of holiday bazaars, parades, concerts and events related to the holiday season.
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New Sculpture Adorns Library Memorial Garden
A sculpture of a boy reading was installed outside the Bel Air Library in November.
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Hometown Heroes: James Leach Jr.
Banners illustrating hometown heroes like James Leach Jr. have lined Main Street in Bel Air since Veterans Day and will likely stay up through the middle of January.
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Did Altered Pattern on Route 1 Cause You Problems?
The area of Route 1 between the Bel Air Auto Auction and Bob Bell Chevrolet was adorned with traffic cones Thursday afternoon.
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Hometown Heroes: Robert R. Cassilly
Banners illustrating hometown heroes, like Robert R. Cassilly, have lined Main Street in Bel Air since Veterans Day and will likely stay up through the middle of January.
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Tasti-D-Lite To Celebrate Grand Opening
After a soft opening in November, Tasti-D-Lite will host its grand opening Dec. 9 to 11.
Kirsten Dize, Patch Staff
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Judge: Murderer's 25-Year Sentence Is 'A Break'
Rakim Raid Muhammad of Parkville pleaded guilty today to second-degree murder in the shooting death of an Aberedeen man in Bel Air.
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Hometown Heroes: Joseph I. Cassilly
Banners illustrating hometown heroes, like the current Harford County State's Attorney Joe Cassilly, have lined Main Street in Bel Air since Veterans Day and will likely stay up through the middle of January.
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Murder Case Plea Hearing Delayed
Rakim Raid Muhammad was scheduled to appear before Circuit Court Judge Emory Plitt for a plea hearing this morning, but the hearing was delayed.
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Boys and Girls Club Hosts Open House
The Boys and Girls Club of Harford County hosted an open house at its Bel Air location Tuesday.
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Parkville Man in Court on Murder Charges Wednesday
A Parkville man charged with murder is scheduled to appear for a plea hearing in Harford County Circuit Court this morning.
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Bel Air Cupcake Maker To Star on Food Network Show
Flavor Cupcakery will appear on Sunday night's episode of "Cupcake Wars."
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TRAFFIC: Disabled Ambulance on MD 24
An ambulance broke down in the area of Maryland Route 24 and West Macphail Road Tuesday afternoon.
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Proposed Tobacco Regulation Applies to County Employees, Visitors
A proposed regulation to make all county property a tobacco-free zone, if violated, could lead to disciplinary action for employees and removal from the property for others.
Kirsten Dize, Patch Staff
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Hometown Heroes: Dorsey F. Hamrick
Banners illustrating hometown heroes like Dorsey Hamrick have lined Main Street in Bel Air since Veterans Day and will likely stay up through the middle of January.
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Missing Abingdon Girl Found
An Abingdon teen reported missing Monday was found safe out of state early this morning.
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Woman Allegedly Threatened Murder Witness; Arraignment Canceled
The court appearance was canceled for the Edgewood woman charged in connection with retaliating against a witness in the Rakim Muhammad murder case.
Kirsten Dize, Patch Staff
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Financial Issues Lead to Fallston Diner Closure
After a three-year run, the Fallston Diner permanently closed its doors early last week.
Kirsten Dize, Patch Staff
