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(Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company)
BEL AIR, MD A fire at Naughty Dogs caused $150,000 in damage over the weekend, according to authorities.
The blaze started in the interior wall of the restaurant in the 2300 block of Churchville Road, the fire marshal reported.
Employees at Naughty Dogs discovered the blaze around 10:30 p.m. Saturday, officials said.
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Approximately 60 firefighters responded, bringing the fire under control within one hour, according to the Office of the State Fire Marshal, which reported the blaze is under investigation.
Because the fire alarm and sprinklers were in an unprotected area, authorities said they did not activate.
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Police said a car crashed into the Harford County government building at 220 South Main Street around 12:40 p.m. Friday, Jan. 29. (Bel Air Police Department)
Authorities said a black car appeared to have driven through a red light when it was hit by an oncoming SUV. (Bel Air Police Department)
BEL AIR, MD A vehicle crashed into the Harford County government office building Friday afternoon, according to police.
At 12:40 p.m., two vehicles crashed, and one continued on into Harford County s administrative office building at 220 South Main Street, officials reported.
A black car headed north on Main Street appeared to have run a red light and was hit by an oncoming SUV from Churchville Road, said Patti Parker, spokesperson for the town of Bel Air. The crash caused the black car to veer into the building, Parker told Patch, noting the incident was under investigation.