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Harrison Farm has been continuously farmed by the Harrison family since 1919.

Opponents of the proposed Abingdon Woods development have enlisted the help of local and regional environmental groups, pointing to deforestation and water quality as key issues in the development plan.

Hodous helped found the Sexual Assault/Spouse Abuse Resource Center, setting up the organization's first helpline in her kitchen in 1978.

The community garden, located at the Aberdeen Boys and Girls Club, is named after the Ripken matriarch, who was a charter member of the branch.

Mirjami P. ‘Sinikka’ Benson, an art teacher who taught and inspired middle school students for nearly four decades and was a working artist in her own right, died April 5. She was 74.

Mirjami P. ‘Sinikka’ Benson, an art teacher who taught and inspired middle school students for nearly four decades and was a working artist in her own right, died April 5. She was 74.

The move comes six months after the county's former health officer was dismissed, and days after a bill in the General Assembly passed that would establish requirements for removal of a county health officer.

The mixed-use, mixed-income community will be the first of its kind in Havre de Grace.

The mock traffic stop event was held at Ripken Stadium in partnership with Pathfinders for Autism, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting and improving the lives of people affected by autism.

Jack Guercio, a beloved, long-time employee, turned 80 with a party held at the Harford County Sheriff's Office.