1 hr ago | The Baltimore Sun
Apartments slated for Mt. Soma property near Bel Air
The operators of Country Life Farm on Route 1 could have a number of new neighbors across the highway, if Harford County officials approve a plan to build a 258-unit apartment complex on a portion of the historic Mt.
5 hrs ago | The Baltimore Sun
Bel Air might consider meters for downtown's last free parking lot
Revenue from parking meters and public lots in downtown Bel Air is not growing despite efforts by town officials to get more people to eat, shop and drink in town and, if the situation doesn't approve, one town official says they may have to start charging people to park at one of the last free public lots in the downtown area.
9 hrs ago | The Baltimore Sun
Harford Community College celebrates 2013 graduates Thursday
More than 300 of the newest graduates of Harford Community College received their degrees and certificates Thursday evening, the first step on what college officials hope will be a lifelong journey of learning.
13 hrs ago | Patch.com
Thunderstorms in Aberdeen's Thursday Forecast
The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook for most of Maryland, including Harford County, Thursday afternoon.
Blue Carpet Fashion Show to benefit NICU babies
Fashion and fundraising join hands for the original " Blue Carpet Fashion Show for the Blue Rose Project " for charity on Saturday, June 1, 2013, which opens to the public at 7:00 p.m. Models wearing shades of "blue" will walk the outdoor "blue sidewalk" at 8:00 p.m. in front of the Chesapeake Bay and evening blue-tinted Concord Point Lighthouse, ... (more)
Harford Sheriff's Deputy Pleads Guilty To Bribery
A Harford County Sheriff's Office deputy was sentenced to three years probation Monday after pleading guilty to bribery.
Towson to break ground on $28M Harford County building
Project manager Jonathan Lindhorst and Towson University in Northeastern Maryland Director John Desmone at the site of a future $28 million building.
First Annual Lunar Bay Music and Arts Festival set to run in June
From all around the country, musicians and artists will be converging on Harford County in June for a major two day music attraction.
Retired APG general: The players change, the 'GAM' remains the same
Sixteen years ago, Robert Shadley, then a major general in the Army , uncovered disturbing news from an important Army training facility at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Harford council approves Sunday hours for Jarrettsville library, funding for school computers
The Harford County Council approved a number of school-related and other amendments to the fiscal 2014 county budget Tuesday night, including funding Sunday hours at the Jarrettsville library branch and new computers at a Bel Air school.
Barry Glassman To Declare Intentions In June
State Senator Barry Glassman, considered a candidate for Harford County executive in 2014, will declare his future political intentions at a June 8 announcement in his native community of Level.
More Than A Dozen Arrested In Alleged Drug Pipeline
A 2 year drug investigation suggesting a drug pipeline to Baltimore from the West Coast is over in Harford County.
Marijuana Seized, 15 Arrested In Harford County Undercover Narcotics Bust
More than a dozen people arrested, 140 pounds of marijuana seized and 20 guns confiscated after Harford County sheriff's office busted a drug smuggling operation that they say started with a single tip.
Middle School Student Under House Arrest After Making Threats
This all happened at Saint Margaret Middle School, which is run by the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
Harford Sheriff: 15 Charged in Marijuana Smuggling Operation
A Havre de Grace man is one of 15 people charged in a two-year drug smuggling investigation, the Harford County Sheriff's Office announced Wednesday.
Listen Live: Fallston, Patterson Mill Clash For Lacrosse Title
Fallston and Patterson Mill meet Tuesday night in a boys lacrosse state title game at UMBC.
Personal protection always a personal responsibility despite police misconduct
When the Anti's start professing that it's unreasonable for civilians to have military style weapons they purposefully leave out the important fact that these weapons are not the same as Mil-Spec. More importantly they state that local law enforcement is better equipped and trained to deal with personal protection and safety.
Harford County Graduation 2013: Where Will Your Student Graduate?
The countdown to graduation is on, and Patch is here to help you figure out where you need to be to watch your loved one walk across the stage.
Chlorine leak reported at Edgewood Middle School
No one was hurt or affected by the incident, which was reported just before 8 a.m., school officials said.
Letter: Selling Park Land Bad Precedent to Set
Dundalk Patch received a copy of the following letter sent from former Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks Director John F. Weber to Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz: Dear Kevin: I grew up in Dundalk and began my career in recreation, parks and conservation with the Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks.